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International Independent International Fact-finding Mission for Sudan: Calling the Spade a Spaded
September 27, 2026Geneva, ( Sudanow) - The international independent experts have finally published their report. As rightly put by the UN...
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Rationing Electricity Purchases in Sudan: From a Culture of Consumption to Fair Distribution (Part 2)
September 13, 2026Khartoum (Sudanow) Dr. Magda Mustafa SadigDean, Faculty of Economics, Financial and Banking Studies Sudan is facing one of the most severe electricity crises in its history. Recurrent power outages have become ...
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Sudan After the War: Three Global Experiences in Reconstruction, Industrialization, and National Security
August 30, 2026Khartoum (Sudanow) As Sudan enters the post-war phase, the task of reconstruction cannot be reduced to rebuilding what the fighting destroyed. The real challenge lies in rebuilding the state itself, restoring it...
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Is Sudan's Electricity Crisis a Consumption Problem or a Production Problem? (1)
August 02, 2026An Economic Perspective on a Proposal for Electricity Demand Management Khartoum (Sudanow) Every summer, as temperatures rise, electricity outages once again dominate public discourse in Sudan. Public f...
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The National Multidimensional Poverty Index: An Analysis Revealing the Roots of Sudan's Development Crisis
July 26, 2026Khartoum (Sudanow) In an analytical review of the National Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) report released by the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI) in July 2026, Sudanow interviewed Dr....
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Sudan Requires Gold Collateral for Fuel Imports
July 05, 2026The decision of the Central Bank of Sudan to require the deposit of 200 kilograms of 21-carat gold as collateral for issuing fuel import certificates has sparked, and continues to spark, considerable economic deb...
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Returning with a Profession in Hand is a Shield Against Poverty
May 24, 2026Khartoum (Sudanow) — Between three and four million Sudanese have been displaced to Egypt due to the war, around 70% of them young people. Return movements to Sudan are expected to increase significantly i...
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