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A Ray Of Hope From The Oil Field
January 26, 2020Amid growing frustrations because of the slow pace the government is handling the twin challenges of dismantling the remnants of the deposed Ingaz regime and putting foundations for a new Sudan came a ray of hope...
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Security Mutiny Raises Civilian Stake
January 19, 2020Last week’s mutiny by some security troops where six people were killed and the country’s airspace was closed briefly represented the most serious challenge to the post Al-Bashir period, yet at the sa...
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Kauda’s Visit: Involving People In Searching For Peace
January 12, 2020The unprecedented visit by Prime Minister Abdalla Hamadok to SPLM-N-Al-Hilu stronghold in Kauda, southern Korodofan and the expected reciprocated one by Abdel Aziz Al-Hilu to Khartoum provides a new opening to take the s...
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Sudan Should Reject Foreign Involvement Into Its Domestic Affairs
January 05, 2020The maverick rebel leader Abdel Wahid Mohamed Al-Nour, leader of Sudan Liberation Movement (SLM-AW) has long been known as Mr. No, since he is objecting to every move to engage him in serious peace talks. However...
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More Than Budget Discussions
December 29, 2019For the past few weeks the public debate was dominated by one narrow issue: will the government lift subsidies starting with fuel and edge towards floating the pound in its forthcoming budget? That debate was f...
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American Businesses In Sudan: A Window Opening?
December 22, 2019Few weeks ago Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) opened its first selling shop in Khartoum. It came on the heels of Pizza Hut and the two seem to be joining hands neighboring each other to provide an opening for the Am...
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Is Anybody Listening In Washington?
December 15, 2019Slowly the international mood towards Sudan is changing favorably. Thanks to efforts and sacrifices of the Sudanese people, who single handedly managed to topple a -3-decade totalitarian regime of former Presiden...
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