Sudan Horizon

Opinion

The First Birthday

By: Al-Obeid Ahmed Maraweh January 26 is no ordinary date in Sudan's history, a history rich with pivotal moments. In school curriculums, it is remembered as the date of the "Fall of Khartoum" or, if you prefer, the "Liberation of…

The Case for Military Rule

By Rashid Abdul Rahim Throughout Sudan's history, leftist forces have consistently criticized the military, labelling it with derogatory terms such as "dictatorial" and "oppressive" and adopting slogans like "the army belongs in the…

Resilience is a Sudanese Trait

Dr. Enas Mohamed Ahmed The world has known economic sanctions since ancient times, as governments and armies have resorted to imposing various forms of sanctions, including economic blockades, on countries and entities aligned…

Sudanese-Egyptian Relations: Post-War Era

By Prof. Al-Tijani Abdel Qader Hamed In the mid-1980s, I was in London working on my doctoral thesis. Dr. Hassan Al-Turabi—may God have mercy on him—would occasionally visit the city and meet with us individually and in groups. He would…

Patience is Key

Rashid Abdul Rahim The rebel forces issued a warning to the joint forces, the army, and mobilized volunteers in El Fasher, giving them 48 hours to lay down their arms and surrender. They announced that they had prepared for the battle…

Towards a National Consensus Project (2)

Professor Ahmed Magzoub Ahmed In the first episode, we explored the necessity of establishing a Sudanese national consensus project. This second episode outlines the principles that should form the basis of such a project, proposed as a…

The Duet of Elon Musk and Muhoozi

By Amb. Abdul Mahmoud Abdul Haleem Observers raised their eyebrows in astonishment a few days ago when Muhoozi, the Ugandan army commander and son of President Museveni, threatened to invade Khartoum. Before that, he had set a date to…