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The Great Shift
January 28, 2018For all practical purposes the Egyptian presidential elections slated for the end of March looks like they will be mere referendum on one candidate, current President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, following, in effect, t...
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It Is The Economy
January 21, 2018The tense situation currently engulfing the country is a result of long delayed economic measures that should have been implemented seven years ago, when South Sudan opted for separation taking with it more than ...
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Waiting for February
January 14, 2018The yet to be convened first meeting between the government and the rebel group, SPLM-N-Al-Hilu, could make a difference in the 6-year old stalled conflict provided that some outstanding issues are resolved. Acc...
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The Uphill Battle
January 07, 2018Last week and with the start of the new year the government unveiled what is termed as the first economic plan prepared with the help of the private sector. The ambitious plan hopes to raise the country’s e...
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On The Aftermath
December 31, 2017The 3-day visit by Turkish President Recep Tayyib Erdogan ended up breaking new grounds in Sudan’s foreign relations, whereby the country forged for the second time in its history a strategic intimae relati...
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Rooted In History, Looking Into The Future
December 23, 2017Some 700 meters south of the Republican Palace in Khartoum and at the intersection of streets Al-Qasr and Al-Baladiya (used to be called Abbas) lies the Turkish Qubbas, or tombs. The large beehive-shaped structur...
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Much Ado About Nothing?
December 17, 2017This week the leader of the Popular Congress Party (PCP) Dr. Ali Al-Haj is scheduled to meet officials from the Sudanese Revolutionary Front (SRF) in Bonn. Given the fact that PCP is a new comer joining the government an...
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