Opinion

Mohamed Al-Shater Al-Amin Sudan possesses enough gold to become a major global player in the sector: reserves exceeding 1,550 tonnes and annual production ranging between 80 and 100 tonnes. Yet instead of serving as an economic…

Muhannad Awad Mahmoud Yes, the headline is correct. According to information circulating in the gum arabic market, Sudanese companies and investors have begun purchasing gum arabic through intermediaries in South Sudan, paying…

Dr Mohamed Awad Mohamed Metwally Academic Analyst and Associate Economic Expert at the Experts Centre for Development Studies and Crisis Analysis If, in the first article, we identified the source of the problem by diagnosing…

Nouman Yousif Mohamed In the previous article, we concluded that the real challenge facing Sudan’s microfinance sector after the war does not lie merely in restarting institutions, restoring financing portfolios, or addressing the…

Oraib Al-Rantawi Adviser and Founder of the Al-Quds Centre for Political Studies It is, in essence, an “agreement to implement the agreement”. Some describe it as a “road map” for translating Trump’s twenty-point plan into practice—a…

Dr Mohamed Awad Mohamed Metwally At its core, Sudan's national economic crisis remains a crisis of resource management and mobilisation rather than one of an absolute shortage of wealth. A widely repeated observation in economic and…

Dr Al-Haytham Al-Kindi Yousif In his celebrated ode Wadda'a Hurayrah (Farewell to Hurayrah), the renowned pre-Islamic poet Al-A'sha, often known as the Bard of the Arabs, composed a verse that aptly reflects the repeated attempts…

Dr Marwa Fouad Qabani Former Director of Marketing and Sales at the Electronic Banking Services (EBS) Company for more than 17 years The return of Sudan's National Payment Switch after three years of war marks a strategic turning point in…

Dr Al-Khidr Haroun The title alone is enough to provoke surprise, disbelief, and even indignation. Although Sudanese people, like all others, include both the virtuous and the flawed, they are generally known for their good…

Dr Enas Mohamed Ahmed Cybercrime is one of the most significant emerging forms of crime, causing extensive damage to critical infrastructure and national economies, with potentially devastating consequences. It is inherently…