Dalia, Author at The Sudan Times

Nigeria sees less than half of required crude oil reach refineries

Pricing disputes between producers and refineries have caused a major shortfall in crude supply.

Japan pledges support for energy sector reforms in South Africa during recent ministerial meetings.

Health sources report rising deaths and tuberculosis cases in Tawila camps in North Darfur amid worsening humanitarian conditions.

International health agencies are responding as a ship remains isolated over hantavirus concerns.

Hantavirus has no vaccine or cure, making awareness and prevention essential to reduce risks of severe illness and potential fatalities.

German intelligence archives reveal technical and human surveillance methods used to track Osama Bin Laden operations across Sudan in early 1990s.

The Sudan land transport sector is struggling as rising gasoline prices lead to multiple exits.

A new agreement provides free transportation for 5,000 Sudanese people returning home from Egypt.

Local authorities are inspecting a fuel facility in Kenana Sudan after a reported drone strike.

Rescue teams saved 17 passengers after a migrant boat carrying 82 people grounded near Hardelot beach.