Dalia, Author at The Sudan Times

South Sudan refugees sell their food aid to buy medicine

Displaced families in South Sudan barter humanitarian aid for life saving medical treatment.

Algeria has launched the construction of a new 1,210-kilometer section of the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline, a joint project with Nigeria and Niger.

A recent cattle raid in Unity State results in fifteen deaths and twenty-two injured people.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Sudan’s war has become a proxy conflict, with foreign rivalries hindering peace efforts.

Deputy UN official says Sudan capital remains heavily damaged as insecurity slows rebuilding and daily life struggles continue now report.

Turkey reaffirms its commitment to supporting diplomatic peace initiatives to end Sudan violence.

Heavy fighting in Kordofan and Darfur forces aid agencies to suspend vital humanitarian operations.

Sudanese rival factions are gathering in Addis Ababa for a two-day, internationally supervised summit.

Spokesperson Bakri al-Jak says the alliance wants serious solutions to end the Sudanese war.

Benin and Nigerien leaders pledge to reopen borders and collaborate against regional terrorism.