The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has announced plans to invest $1 billion in Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure across Africa.

This episode details how foreign powers have shaped the Sudan conflict through economic and strategic interests, contributing to widespread displacement and genocide.

A senior Iranian diplomat urges the international community to take an immediate action in dealing with the crimes and humanitarian crisis in Sudan’s city of El Fasher.

The move shows a growing wedge and rivalry between two Arab monarchies of Persian Gulf region.

Thousands of civilians flee villages in Kordofan, central Sudan, after a series of deadly attacks by the Rapid Support Forces.

Sudan’s war is a proxy struggle driven by global powers exploiting its gold, ports, and geography—continuing colonial and imperial agendas while ordinary Africans suffer devastating consequences.

Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have buried and burned hundreds of civilians in al-Fasher to conceal evidence of genocide, local medics say.