Op-ed: Will Al Bashir ever stand trial at the International Criminal Court?
By Mohammed Elgizoly Adam Former Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir, who ruled the country for 30 years and was deposed...
‘19 mln hectares of Sudan’s agricultural land threatened by drought’
Drought threatens 19 million hectares of mechanised and traditional rainfed land and pasture lands in Sudan, according to Dr Abdelazim...
NUP leader El Mahdi: Sudan’s transitional govt ‘deadlocked’
El Sadig El Mahdi, head of Sudan’s opposition National Umma Party (NUP), has warned that “the current transitional regime is...
USA should modernise its Sudan policy: The Sentry
After the ousting of the regime of former President Omar al Bashir, and the following changes in Sudan moving toward...
Op-ed: ‘Who Should Represent Sudan at the UN?’
By Prof Eric Reeves Omer Mohamed Siddig presented his credentials as Sudan’s Permanent Representative to the UN on June 18, 2019,...
Celebration and criticism as Sudan power-sharing agreement signed
On Saturday, large crowds of Sudanese took to the streets to celebrate the signing of the power-sharing agreements between the...
Sudan: Military junta and civilian movement leaders to sign historic Constitutional Charter today
The text of Sudan's Constitutional Charter is scheduled to be signed today in an official ceremony in presence of regional leaders...
Sudan’s heart-broken diaspora
By Farrah Saville People who left Sudan decades ago still believe in the future of their broken country, and want...
Abdelwahid El Nur: ‘Sudan junta, opposition kidnapped the revolution’
The Sudan Liberation Movement (SLM) will not recognise the accords reached between the Transitional Military Council (TMC) and the Forces...
Jurist: ‘Sharia aspects of Sudan’s Constitutional Declaration no cause for alarm’
Prominent jurist and human rights lawyer Nabil Adib says that he is not afraid of religious influences on the coming...
Op-ed: The Constitutional Charter and the future of Sudan
By Prof Eric Reeves The “Constitutional Charter” (CC) signed on August 4 is an inspiring read, if stripped from the...
Sudanese hardly able ‘to make ends meet’
People all over Sudan are suffering from daily increasing prices of food and other basic consumer goods. “It has become...
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