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Ingaz Government And Opponents Are Going On Solo
December 30, 2018After more than a week of demonstrations and emerging signals of a new order in the Middle East, Sudan seems to be poised to go solo into an unchartered waters. Eleven days after President Omar A...
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Demonstrations Across Sudan: Leaderless Syndrome
December 23, 2018The demonstrations that erupted last week in a number of cities across the country against rising cost of living has been characterized by one main feature: lack of leadership. It was mere coinci...
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Trump Policy: New Scramble For Africa?
December 16, 2018Almost two years in office the Trump administration came out with a new African policy last week. It was left to National Security Advisor John Bolton and Tibor P. Nagy, Jr. Assistant Secretary, Bureau ...
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Darfur Returns To Doha
December 09, 2018After more than seven years since the two main Darfur rebel groups Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) and Sudan Liberation Movement-Minni Minnawi (SLM-MM) refused to sign the long negotiated Doha Document on Pea...
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Oil Boom: A Second Chance?
December 02, 2018Though it is an ordinary meeting, but the upcoming gathering of OPEC and non-OPEC allies in Vienna on Thursday carries a significant political and economic weight that may have implications even for Sudan.  ...
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Charity Starts At Home
November 25, 2018Sudan’s top diplomat foreign minister El-Dirdeiry Mohamed Ahmed seems to be in a hurry. Shortly after taking his portfolio he embarked on a marathon negotiations and regional travels to broker peace in Sout...
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Looking For A Role
November 18, 2018Back on November 15, 2012 the late Dr. Hassan El-Turabi made public a message he wrote and addressed to foreign members of various Islamic movements that landed in Khartoum to attend the sixth general conference ...
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