Dalia, Author at The Sudan Times

Tunisians mark Arab Spring anniversary with freedom demands

Tunisia marks revolution day with protests against Saied’s power grab, demanding jailed opponents’ release.

Tanzania grapples with illegal mining tragedy as 22 die in a gold mine cave-in, prompting questions about safety regulations.

President Ruto tackles infrastructure concerns, empowers youth, and attracts foreign investment in Nakuru and Nyandarua.

East African efforts to mediate Sudan’s civil war face hurdles as warring sides clash over regional diplomacy and UN engagement.

At the Libya Energy and Economic Summit, PM Dbeibeh highlights Libya’s commitment to economic reform and leveraging its energy resources.

UN troops depart Congo, leaving behind 7 million displaced people and an uncertain security situation in the east.

Egypt worries US-UK Yemen strikes may widen conflict, calls for de-escalation.

A minibus carrying civilians was bombed in Somalia, leaving nine dead and several injured. Al-Shabab is suspected in the attack.

UN Mission in Somalia faces dual threat: helicopter hijacked and mortar attack on compound leaves one dead.

Suriname in turmoil as Bouterse, sentenced to 20 years, disappears from his home.