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Mohammed Amin's coverage primarily focuses on government & politics, particularly in the context of Sudan and international relations. His articles often feature expert commentary and evolving stories related to United Nations, Human Rights, Sudanese politics, atrocities, and international relations.
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By: Mohammed Amin
FOR nearly three years, I have documented the human toll of Sudan's war, including the suffering it has caused to my own family . Yet little compares to what I heard last week at a displacement camp in the town of Al Dabbah in northern Sudan.
By: Mohammed Amin
Under pressure from Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the West, Sudanese general Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has condemned Iranian strikes
By: Mohammed Amin, Oscar Rickett
Exclusive: Sudanese General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan tells MEE his forces will keep the 'nation protected' after RSF strikes
The Iran War has forced American motorists to reconsider long road trips. At the same time a farmer in Kenya is facing a drastic drop in his $2,200 income and a Sri Lankan construction worker in Dubai is worrying about how his wife and children would survive without his remittances. The Iran War has been little more than an inconvenience for most people in the West. For those in the developing world it was—still is – a matter of life and death.
By: Mohammed Amin, Douglas Kanja, Sheila Mutua
The High Court has ordered Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja and Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Mohamed Amin to appear in person on Monday without fail to explain the whereabouts of three missing Kenyans.
Mohammed Amin, Senior Vice President, CEEMETA, Dell Technologies Across Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Türkiye and Africa (CEEMETA), the public-sector AI conversation has changed dramatically.
Sources who reached the war-torn town tell MEE that just two elderly people were found alive after the RSF retreated
By: Mohammed Amin
The Popular Resistance has played a crucial role in battlefield successes against the RSF, but some claim it is a vehicle to return figures from the Bashir era
Though the siege has been lifted, the North Kordofan state capital remains a target for the paramilitary group
