Sudan Horizon

Opinion

Dialogue, However Long the Journey [1]

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:…

Sudanese Dialogue: Bringing Politics Back to Sudan

By Muhannad Awad Mahmoud For years, Sudan has suffered neither from a shortage of initiatives, nor from a lack of mediators, nor from any scarcity of conference halls. Sudanese have gathered in Addis Ababa, Juba, Cairo, Jeddah…

No Genuine Renaissance Without a Strong State

Dr Enas Mohamed Ahmed Countries emerging from war often face a fundamental dilemma: how to rebuild and reconstruct, and questions such as: Where should reconstruction begin? And what form should development take? In Sudan, we…

Hamra Al-Waz Is Free as It Should Be

By Dr. Hassan Mohamed Saleh Following the liberation of Jabra Al-Sheikh, to which the Hamra Al-Waz administrative unit belongs, the liberation of Hamra Al-Waz became only a matter of time, backed by the Armed Forces’ commitment to…

Kerreri and Sheikan: Lest We Forget

Mahjoub Fadl Badri Dr Salah Al-Bandar wrote a substantial, dignified and engaging article to mark the 128th anniversary of the Battle of Kerreri, which took place on 2 September 1898 in the Kerreri area, north of Omdurman. It is…