Op-ed: Sudan’s new government can’t succeed if it remains on the US blacklist
Washington’s refusal to remove Khartoum from the state sponsors of terrorism list will slow Sudan’s transition to democracy and could...
Anniversary of Sudan’s December 2018 Revolution – Cartoons by Omar Dafallah
What began as local demonstrations in Ed Damazin capital of Blue Nile state on December 13, 2018 soon spread across...
Secret financial network of Sudan’s main militia exposed
The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia set up by the regime of ousted president Al Bashir, has built up a...
Interview: The dilemma between peace vs justice in Sudan
Victim participation must be the crucial focus of transitional justice in Sudan, according to Prof Brianne McGonigle Leyh, an Associate...
Analysis: Central Bank essential to Sudan banking reform
By Hafiz Mohamed Ismail This paper gives an overview of the banking sector in Sudan. It traces its development since...
Sudan: Justice needed for protestor killings
Fatal attacks on protestors in Sudan in June were planned and could amount to crimes against humanity, Human Rights Watch...
Analyst: ‘Sudan govt must confiscate ill-gotten gains’
A prominent political analyst argues that the transitional government must confiscate the unlawfully obtained property in the country. He describes...
Sudan Democracy First Group – The Insurance Sector: Corruption and Islamization
The Sudan Democracy First Group (SDFG) has released its latest report on corruption and lack of transparency in the insurance...
‘Racism root of human rights violations in Sudan’
Racism is the primary cause of the atrocities committed in Darfur, the Nuba Mountains, and other areas of Sudan, according...
Crisis Group: Sudan needs support to follow-up power-sharing deal
Sudan’s post-Bashir transition holds the promise of civilian rule but also perils, among them renewed insurgency, economic stagnation, and backsliding...
Analyst: ‘Two potential military coups threaten Sudan’
Two military coups could possibly threaten the Sudan transitional government, a prominent journalist and political analyst warns, however neither is...
Op-ed: What will be remembered? History and the Darfur genocide
By Prof Eric Reeves Perhaps a full history of the ongoing genocide in Darfur will one day be written. To be...
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