Reports

Sudanhorizon, Muhammad M. Almamoon As the first rays of the sun of the new calendar year (2026) fall upon the capital, Khartoum, anyone heading towards the city centre can discern the features of a city being reborn—above it hover colours…

Sudanhorizon – Mariam Abshir The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has, for a long period, been experiencing instability at the very top of its organisational hierarchy. Since Sudan’s system of governance…

Sudanhorizon - Agencies African Business magazine published a report in "The Weekly Newsletter, addressing the surge in gold exports in Egypt, the reasons behind it, and the role of Sudan, Sudanese gold exports, and their impact. The…

Cairo - Sudanhorizon- Sabah Moussa Recent years have witnessed Russian attempts to further gain African trust and elevate relations with the continent's countries from modest cooperation to economic partnership. This is part of a broader…

Sudanhorizon – Mohammed Osman Adam This is one of the most lengthy statements and briefings that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has issued on Sudan since his appointment by President Trump on 21 January 2025. On Friday, 19 December…

Sudanhorizon - Euronews A Guardian investigation has revealed an international network recruiting Colombian mercenaries to fight in Sudan alongside the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), the militia accused of committing war crimes and genocide…

Sudanhorizon-Report The Horn Review, a regional intelligence, academic and elitist website, published an interesting article, titled “Isaiah's Bet on a New Regional Axis and the Fault Lines Driving His Diplomacy” that tries to explain…

Sudanhorizon – Mariam Absher Eritrea’s formal withdrawal from the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), only a year after resuming its membership following more than a decade of suspension, has reignited a new wave of…

Sudanhorizon – Mohamed Osman Adam Until the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) rebels launched their attack and entered El-Fasher in late October, the United Arab Emirates had been on the offensive against what it had previously called the “Port…

The images of devastation in Sudan—of displacement, hunger, and entire communities wiped out—are no longer just distant scenes stirring sympathy in European capitals. Within a matter of weeks, they have transformed into evidence in a…