Opinion

Mohannad Awad Mahmoud Central Bank of Sudan Circular No. 16/2026 deserves to be viewed as more than a technical adjustment to exchange-rate policy. It gives banks greater flexibility to adjust exchange rates during the day and to purchase…

Dr Inas Mohamed Ahmed The war in Sudan has entered its fourth year. It is no longer merely a confrontation between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the rebel militia; rather, it has become a confrontation involving complex networks and…

Mahjoub Fadl Badri At the Sudanese Army’s celebration marking the seventy-second anniversary of the Sudanisation of the post of Commander-in-Chief—which began when Lieutenant General Ahmed Mohamed Al-Jaali assumed command of the…

Obeid Ahmed Murawih In late October 2023, I wrote an article published by Al-Araby Al-Jadeed entitled “The War of Intersecting Agendas in Sudan”. The article remains available online for anyone wishing to read it in full. In it,…

Essam Al-Hussein There are moments when silence is no longer possible, when treating unequal parties equally is no longer justice, and when standing in the middle ceases to be an ethical position. Some decisions may appear, on…

Rashid Abdul Rahim The discussion at the United Nations Security Council on sanctions against Sudan clearly shows the difference between Sudan’s approach and what the United States seeks. Sudan has succeeded in expanding the…

Abu Ubaida Ahmed Ali If justice is a necessity, then the justice of the victor is not justice. Likewise, reconciliation built upon forgetting the truth cannot produce lasting peace. Sudan needs a form of justice that…

Noman Yousif Mohammed Former banker and institutional development consultant In the previous article, we discussed a question that concerns most Sudanese families today: How can citizens cope with rising prices and inflation…

Muhannad Awad Mahmoud In the previous article, we wrote about the ill-advised decision to merge the Ministries of Industry and Trade. We argued that industry's overwhelming dominance left the trade portfolio without the weight it…

Adel Al-Rifai Abu Al-Hassan According to a number of observers, the war in Sudan was not merely an internal dispute that developed into a military confrontation. Rather, it followed a long series of political, security, and…