Opinion

Dr Mohamed Awad Mohamed Metwally At this pivotal historical juncture, the Sudanese economy can no longer afford the politics of “palliatives” or reliance on conditional grants. It must instead recalibrate its golden compass…

Ramadan Ahmed In a previous article, I explored the growing influence of social media on official decision-making and how it has evolved into an effective instrument of public pressure—sometimes capable of exposing errors and prompting…

Mohammed Abdel Rahim Jawish The Sudanese economy experienced significant growth and notable increases in gross domestic product following the export of oil. However, the failure to fully transition to electronic payment systems has…

Dr Marwa Qabbani Strategic Planning and Digital Transformation Expert Sudan faces significant weaknesses in its banking culture and financial inclusion. Banking services have remained confined to limited segments of society, while the…

Al-Musallami Al-Bashir Al-Kabbashi President Abdel Fattah al-Burhan chose the densely populated district of Al-Kalakla in southern Khartoum to send a message—addressed directly to the people. He declared: “Our message to all citizens…

Dr Yasser Yousif Ibrahim This article proceeds from a firm premise: political parties are essential in the process of nation-building. Yet our parties today are unable to fulfil that vital role for various reasons. Their weakness has…

Abdullatif Al-Bouni The Constitutional Document, signed in 2019 between the Forces of the Revolution—represented by the Freedom and Change coalition—and the Military Council, stipulated the establishment of a…

Mahjoub Fadl Badri With his slender, spear-like frame, radiant face, confident stride, and clear words during his visit to the village of Surhan in Al-Gazira State, the young fighter Al-Misbah Talha stirred the anger and jealousy…

Ramadan Ahmed There is little reason to believe that post-war Sudan will resemble the Sudan that preceded it. Wars, however devastating, do not pass through societies without leaving deep ruptures in their collective consciousness. They…

By Salim Mohamed Badat The nineteenth century was not merely an age of industry and reason, but an age of spiritual unravelling. The ancient pillars of faith were weakening, the presence of God in European life receding into silence, and…