Opinion

Khartoum – Sudanhorizon The National Economic Management Committee held its regular meeting on Sunday in Khartoum, chaired by Prime Minister Kamil Idris. Dr. Graham Abdel-Qadir, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Culture, Information, and…

Adel Al-Rifai Abu Al-Hassan One of the greatest obstacles to state-building is the constant repetition of beginnings. A phase ends, and a new regime, a new generation, a new minister or a new director arrives. The process then…

Mahjoub Fadl Badri Some may also say politics is about ideas, not individuals, because a political figure must embody the ideas and programmes of the platform under which he operates. Had I not been far from our country, I would…

Muhannad Awad Mahmoud Discussion of the Sudanese dialogue today is almost entirely confined to whether the Preparatory Committee is independent of the state. This is a legitimate and necessary question, but it is not the most important…

Abdulrahman Abdullah Mohamed On 9 September, OpenAI issued a brief statement announcing a new scientific triumph. The statement said the company's AI agents had solved one of the most complex mathematical problems scientists had tried to…

Dr Ismail Sati The title may seem provocative, and perhaps even unfair, if addressed to an Arab who knows Sudanese people, lives among them and treats them as brothers. But the question here is not about the relationship…

Noaman Yousif Mohammed In previous articles in this series, we began with the household and how it can protect its income during inflation. We then moved on to diversifying income sources, saving, investing in skills, and the transition…

M. M. Mohamed Al-Shater Al-Amin The war has inflicted severe damage on the Sudanese economy, manifested in cash shortages, a collapse of confidence in paper currency due to the spread of counterfeiting and looting, and the…

Dr Marwa Fouad Qabbani The issue of bank capital in Sudan is no longer merely a regulatory matter concerned with setting new figures. It has become part of a much larger question: how do we rebuild a banking sector capable of…

Dr Abdulazim Hassan – Lawyer Sudanese people today seem to disagree less over the need for dialogue than over who should lead it, who should participate, and where it should ultimately lead. Nevertheless, the truth remains:…