Opinion

Nu’man Yousif Mohamed Former Banker and Institutional Development Consultant Sudan has never been a stranger to the scourge of wars and conflicts. Since gaining independence in 1956, the country has endured successive cycles of violence…

Hisham Awad Mohamedani To Engineer Fouad Qabbani, I read your article, “Sudan Between Budgeting and Appeasement”, and found that it goes far beyond merely describing the crisis. Rather, it penetrates its deepest roots, where…

Dr Al-Haytham Al-Kindi Yousif The current war, with all the destruction and suffering it has brought, was not merely another episode in Sudan’s troubled history. It marked a historical moment in which the artificial state…

Nu’man Yousif Mohamed Between the Ministry of Finance’s Commitments and the Challenges of Reality: A Long Road to Economic Recovery Amid the extraordinary circumstances Sudan is currently facing, the most pressing question…

Dr Ammar Abkar Abdullah At a time when climate, economic and humanitarian challenges are accelerating across the globe, attention is increasingly turning to water as one of the most critical drivers of development and stability in the…

Dr Ahmed Abdelbagi Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in Malaysia is no longer burdened by the social stigma and perceived inferiority that once accompanied it when compared with traditional academic…

Fouad Gabbani Sudan, that vast and expansive land of broad plains and fertile terrain, is among the countries most richly endowed with rainfall and river systems. It also enjoys a remarkable diversity of climate and soil types.…

Mohand Awad Mahmoud Anyone reading the final communiqué issued by the Quintet Mechanism following the Addis Ababa meetings might initially conclude that the process amounts to little more than another round of political consultations aimed…

Ramadan Ahmed One of the most persistent problems in Sudan’s intellectual and political discourse is the tendency to interpret Sudanese realities through theoretical frameworks borrowed from experiences that differ fundamentally from…

Dr Abdelazim Awad In two days’ time, our esteemed Professor Ali Shomo will be back in Khartoum after three years spent enduring the hardships of displacement and exile. His ordeal began when the “Brave Ones” forced him to leave his home…