Opinion

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…

Heba Mahmoud Sadiq Fareed This article proceeds from the reality of Sudan’s deep crisis and argues that any attempt at reconstruction cannot succeed if confined to physical rebuilding or political settlements alone. Rather, it…

Dr. Al-Haytham Al-Kindi Yousif This article builds on a broader vision of transitioning Sudan from a “state of spoils” to a “state of production”. The author argues that the economic structure lies at the heart of the crisis—and…

Dr Ammar Abbakar Abdalla The official statement issued by Sudan’s Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation – Irrigation and Water Resources Sector (27 April 2026) marks an important milestone in the development of the country’s…

Mohannad Awad Mahmoud Sesame in Sudan was never just a cash crop; for decades, it symbolised a core competitive advantage, a major source of foreign currency, and a sector linking rural livelihoods to the global…

Dr Mohamed Awad Mohamed Metwally The recent Council of Ministers decisions to ban the import of a wide range of goods carry both tragic and pivotal dimensions in Sudan’s current economic landscape. They oscillate…

Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Dr Eng. Jaafar Ahmed Khalifa I have previously addressed appeals to the above authorities in a series of articles—some focused on enhancing the role of solar energy in resolving the electricity crisis that…

Dr. Ismail Sati In wars, the most dangerous thing reported is not a lie… but half-truths. This is precisely what some Arab channels are doing in their coverage of the war in the Sudan: a discourse that appears professional, but…

Osama Mukhtar In a move reflecting China’s commitment to promoting international fairness and equity, the zero-tariff policy for 53 African countries will come into effect tomorrow, May 1st. This policy has not only garnered official…