Mohamed Vall, based out of Doha, reports for Al Jazeera from across the Middle East and North Africa.
He has covered major global news events - from the Tsunami in Sri Lanka to the World Economic Forum in Switzerland - and produced two documentaries on the relationship between oil resources and political conflicts in Sudan. He holds a post graduate degree in English literature from Mohamed V University of Rabat, Morocco.
Tuareg group clueless about what to do with suspected Ansar al-Dine fighters they are holding in a makeshift prison.
Taliban war scenario taking shape in northern Mali with armed groups coming back with a vengeance.
West African nation is considering military action to rein in Islamist fighters but major hurdles persist.
Was the shooting of the president friendly fire, as officials sources say, or something more deliberate?
South Sudan's independence is a historic and long awaited event for the citizens of this new nation in Africa. But the split from the north is not as joyful for some of those southerners as it might seem to be.
