Opinion

Dr Marwa Fouad Qabbani E-government in Sudan is no longer a vision for the future; it is a reality taking shape through steady, deliberate steps. Although the road ahead remains long, the results achieved so far confirm that we…

Taj al-Din Banga After the December Revolution, the political landscape entered a complex phase. The Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC) classified all forces that had participated in the Salvation Regime as “remnants of the former regime”,…

Dr Marwa Fouad Qabbani The implementation of the e-government project began in 2015, when the Ministry of Finance decided to roll out the electronic version of Form 15 (Ornik 15). This involved discontinuing paper receipts and introducing…

Mohannad Awad Mahmoud The visit of the Chairman of Sudan’s Sovereignty Council, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, to Turkey was not a routine protocol stop within an active diplomatic itinerary, nor can it be read as a gesture of political…

Taj al-Din Banga Since the fall of the Inqaz regime in April 2019, Sudan’s political landscape has undergone rapid transformations, marked by the proliferation of alliances, the multiplication of decision-making centres, and the…

Mahjoub Fadl Badri After the 11 September 2001 attacks in the United States, a number of public opinion polls were conducted to measure Americans’ attitudes toward the trade-off between security and freedom, amid fears of further attacks.…

Dr Enas Mohamed Ahmed For many years, Sudan has participated in numerous regional and international efforts to combat irregular migration. In support of these efforts, the International Organisation for Migration (IOM),…

Taj Eddin Banaga Introduction: In late 2018, the spark of revolution ignited, intensifying at the beginning of 2019 before easing off somewhat. One of the most distinctive features of that period was the excessive violence used against a…

Mohannad Awad Mahmoud The UN Security Council’s most recent session on Sudan marked a qualitative shift in the way the war file is being addressed. The old language of equivocation was largely absent, replaced by a discourse more…

Omar Mohammed Osman A few days ago, I watched a programme on Al Jazeera Documentary Channel about Vietnam’s bitter yet honourable experience: its existential struggle against French colonialism for eight years, followed by its…