Opinion

By Ali Ahmed Daggash In 1991, the Sudan People's Liberation Movement split, with the Nasir faction — led by Riek Machar, Lam Akol and others — breaking away. The split had a deeply negative impact on the SPLM in the Nuba…

Structural Transformation” By Dr Al-Haytham Al-Kindi Yousif As we continue navigating this series examining Sudan’s protracted crisis — attempting to move the discussion from abstract theorising and diagnosing symptoms towards the arena…

By Mahand Awad Mahmoud The history of nations is not measured by slogans, but by outcomes. Economics, in particular, does not deal in compliments because numbers are more truthful than speeches, and results are more eloquent than…

Nouman Yousif Mohamed At pivotal moments of national transformation, crises are not merely tests of an economy’s ability to endure; they also become opportunities to rethink the very foundations upon which that economy is built.…

Dr Mohamed Awad Mohamed Metwally The current predicament of the Sudanese economy is not merely a crisis of isolated fees; it is a crisis of a development model built on extraction rather than production. The way out requires a…

Mahjoub Fadl Badri Every person, they say, carries a share of their name’s meaning. Thus, Ismat lived seeking ismah — protection from sin and wrongdoing — and God granted him success along the difficult, thorny paths he walked, for…

Rashid Abdel Rahim Abu Othman Amru Bin Bahar Al-Jahiz, the celebrated and widely renowned writer known for his mastery of language, eloquence, and vivid description, distinguished himself from the wider body of Arab writers through works…

Dr Mohamed Hasab Alrasool American and Israeli fears of a complex regional war have driven Washington and Tel Aviv to accelerate efforts aimed at enabling Addis Ababa to realise its long-held maritime ambitions. In the second week of…

Dr Ammar Abkar Abdullah In a world facing mounting challenges related to water, climate, energy, and food security, water diplomacy has become one of the most important tools through which states protect their strategic interests and…

By Muhannad Awad Mahmoud In economics, not every crisis is caused by war, not every loss stems from a shortage of resources, and not every collapse is the result of external pressures. Sometimes the cause is far simpler — and far…