Opinion

Dr Enas Mohammed Ahmed We salute our valiant Armed Forces as they bring the Sudanese people a well-deserved victory, reclaim territory, and restore life to a number of towns and villages, allowing joy to spread in celebration of…

Consulting Engineer Saif al-Din Hamad Abdullah 1. Introduction The National Water Resources Council represents the cornerstone of water resources planning, development, and management in Sudan. The Council was established…

Mahmoud Hussein Sirri Recent months have witnessed intense struggles within international and regional institutions, as well as among the major and influential states involved in the Sudan file. The period has been marked by…

Rashid Abdel-Rahim The European intelligence platform Africa Intelligence reported that a delegation from the leadership of Sumoud had visited the Israeli capital, Tel Aviv, and held talks there. According to the report, the delegation…

Nauman Yousif Mohammed The path towards Sudan Vision 2040, conceived as a national project to move from a state of recovery to a competitive state, begins by drawing the greatest lesson from this war: that it must become the last…

Dr Najla Hussein Al-Makabrabi The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), supported by allied forces, continue to make steady advances across several operational fronts, developments that many Sudanese regard as an important turning point…

Muhannad Awad Mahmoud In my previous article, I argued that the failure of international initiatives in Sudan was not due to a shortage of mediators, meetings, or resources, but to a fundamental misdiagnosis of the crisis itself. Those…

Dr Marwa Fouad Qabbani The decline of Sudan’s microfinance sector was not caused by the war alone. It was also the result of structural challenges that had accumulated over many years, before the conflict magnified their effects…

Mahjoub Fadl Badri We have lived to see a time in which what is right has become condemned, while what is wrong is celebrated—may Allah protect us. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) spoke truthfully when he said:…

Dr Ismail Satti When discussing Sudan’s modern tragedy, the most common explanation tends to focus on domestic factors: military coups, political conflict, social divisions, and poor governance. There is no doubt that…