Opinion

Nouman Yousif Mohammed** The previous three articles reached a fundamental conclusion: the future of microfinance in Sudan does not depend merely on increasing capital, restoring financing portfolios or launching new financial…

**Ramadan Ahmed** The American political landscape is undergoing notable shifts during the current Senate primary election cycle, as evidenced by the emergence of a progressive current within the Democratic Party that is achieving…

Dr Marwa Fouad Qabbani** The resumption of trading on the Khartoum Stock Exchange was not merely another piece of economic news, nor simply the restoration of an activity suspended by the war. The anticipated reopening of the…

Dr Salwa Hassan Siddig Yesterday’s return to the Presidential Palace and the resumption of sovereign duties there carries a symbolism reminiscent of the return to Sennar so evocatively portrayed in the poetry of the creative…

Adel Al-Rifai Abu Al-Hassan There are growing indications and statements suggesting the possibility of military confrontation between Ethiopia and Eritrea. In this context, an Ethiopian diplomat, identified as Ethiopia’s…

By: Ahmed Al-Tijani Al-Shaib Sudan is going through a highly complex historical phase, in which the national crisis can no longer be addressed through traditional political means alone. The war that erupted on April 15, 2023,…

Dr Mohammed Awad Mohammed Metwally** In the previous two articles, we concluded by diagnosing the dangers posed by the growing parallel economy and the stagnation of traditional banking instruments. We emphasised that developing flexible…

Rashid Abdelrahim Mr Mohamed Sayed Ahmed Al-Jakoumi said that President Al-Burhan had revealed a secret to them: that the National Congress Party had carried out ten coup attempts. Mr Al-Jakoumi did not tell us when these coups…

Dr Al-Sadiq Ali Haj Al-Sheikh There are places inhabited not only by walls, but by memory. There are buildings which, when they collapse, do not lose stones alone; something of a nation’s collective consciousness falls with them.…

Nouman Yousif Mohammed In the first article, we discussed why the traditional microfinance model is no longer capable of responding to the complexities of post-war Sudan. In the second, we presented an alternative model that we called…