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On Friday, eleven Sudanese migrants were killed in a car crash in Libya’s desert, adding to the ongoing tragedy faced by migrants fleeing civil war in Sudan. The incident occurred …
At Least 11 Sudanese Migrants Killed in Libya Desert Car Crash Read More
This week, key stories from the Global South include the rise in sexual violence in Sudan, student detentions in Turkey, a Gambia probe into former President Jammeh’s assets, a Libyan …
This Week’s Major Developments in the Global South: A Roundup Read More
Sudan’s genocide claims against the UAE found insufficient evidence, raising doubts among legal experts about the viability of its allegations. The complexities of proving state complicity in such serious matters …
Sudan’s Allegations of Genocide Against UAE Lack Legal Merit Read More
Sudan’s genocide claims against the UAE were found lacking due to insufficient evidence, leading to a dismissal of the case. Legal experts believe this will impact similar future allegations, emphasizing …
Sudan’s Case Against UAE Over Genocide Dismissed by Court Read More
The desertion of Cameroonian soldiers to fight in Ukraine poses serious challenges to the military’s operational capacity and national stability. Motivated by financial incentives and deteriorating conditions at home, these …
Desertion Crisis: Cameroonian Soldiers Joining the Fight in Ukraine Read More
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited the Caribbean to discuss solutions for violence in Haiti and support Guyana amid its dispute with Venezuela. His agenda includes meeting with CARICOM …
Secretary of State Marco Rubio Explores Solutions for Haiti and Guyana Read More
Tunisian President Kais Saied has dismissed Prime Minister Kamel Maddouri, appointing Sara Zaafarani amid an economic crisis and a migration influx. Saied has criticized governmental performance, focusing on accountability. Economic …
Tunisian President Dismisses Prime Minister Amid Economic and Migration Turmoil Read More
Recent obituaries in Sudan featured notable individuals, including Noble Searer, Steven Baker, and others. An online poll regarding the closure of the federal Department of Education was also initiated following …
Recent Obituaries and Educational Policy Debate in Sudan Read More
As many as two million children in South Sudan face malnutrition, with health clinics overwhelmed by cases. Stories from mothers like Mary Guak and Abuk Malong highlight the widespread challenges …
Crisis Alert: Two Million Children Facing Malnutrition in South Sudan Read More
James Kwesi Appiah, coach of Sudan’s national football team, skillfully navigates the challenges posed by civil war while aiming for success in World Cup qualifying. The team, known as the …
James Kwesi Appiah: Leading Sudan’s Football Team Through War and Hope Read More