Opinion

Nu’man Yousif Mohammed ** Sudan’s banking sector is undergoing a structural recalibration led by the Central Bank of Sudan, as part of efforts to enhance the financial system's efficiency, strengthen governance, and address…

Dr Al-Haitham Al-Kindi Yousif As we continue our discussion on engineering transition and how to engage with forces that resist reform, we previously outlined the foundations for moving from a “rent-seeking state” to a…

Dr Salah Daa’ak Scientific research in universities—whether for academic promotion or as part of graduation projects—is, at its core, a substantial intellectual endeavour when approached with genuine seriousness and supported by…

Khartoum – Sudanhorizon The Higher Committee for Financial Stability in Sudan held its first meeting , Monday, in Khartoum, chaired by the Governor of the Central Bank of Sudan, Amina Mirghani, with the participation of committee members…

Mahjoub Fadil Badri When Mr Samuel Colt invented the multi-shot revolving pistol, he famously promoted it with the phrase: “God created men, but Samuel Colt made them equal.” It was also said at the time: “The age of courage is…

Hisham Yousif Abdulrahman In Sudan, the problem does not lie in the absence of international decisions, but in the limits of their impact. Sanctions are announced in the language of law as instruments of deterrence, yet in practice, they…

Dr Marwa Fouad Qabbani The issuance of Decree No. (74) of 2026, banning the import of 34 goods, comes at an exceptionally complex moment for Sudan—where war intersects with economic collapse, declining production, and a worsening…

Rashid Abdel Rahim Journalism in our country has become a tool for settling disputes, financial extortion, and managing political battles aimed at power and positions. This is happening while the war itself remains…

Nu’man Yousif Mohammed What was presented in the article by Mr Mohand Awad on the decline of Sudanese sesame in the global market was not merely a display of shocking figures; it was, in reality, a belated alarm bell for a far…

Dr Al-Khidr Haroun The word appeared in a phrase from an old primary reading book used by the older generation—the writer's peers. I chose not to use the full phrase as the title of this reflection because it is open to…