‘From the End of the Sit-in to the Al-Burhan Dialogue’, by A. Najla Karrar

by | 1 September 2026 | Uncategorised

How can we turn a new page when the previous one has not even been read to the end? The mothers of the martyrs are not a marginal detail in any dialogue. And the families of the missing are not mere figures in reports. Nor is the blood of those who took to the streets demanding freedom and a civil state a bargaining chip. And justice is not a privilege granted by those in power to whomever they please...
From Ending the Sit-in to Dialogue with Al-Burhan, by A. Najla Karrar

From Ending the Sit-in to Dialogue with Al-Burhan, by A. Najla Karrar

by | 1 September 2026 | Uncategorised

Ms Najla Karrar writes… From the dispersal of the sit-in to the Al-Burhan dialogue… Nabil Adib: Where does justice stand when law intersects with politics?There are questions that must not be allowed to lapse with the passage of time, nor be buried beneath the rubble of war, nor become hostage to shifting alliances and political stances. Foremost amongst these questions remains the issue of the dispersal….

The Sudanese State in Care

by | 31 August 2026 | Uncategorised

Is the Sudanese state in intensive care? If the statement attributed to Minni Arko Minnawi is true – that armed movements will continue to exist in the north, east and centre, and that for anyone feeling stifled, the Arqin crossing is nearby – then this is not merely a passing remark, but rather reveals a genuine crisis in the very concept of the Sudanese state. Manawi is not a citizen...

Criminal liability for the Rapid Support Forces

by | 31 August 2026 | Uncategorised

Why do the «Al-Kizan» not take responsibility for the consequences of the crime of creating the Rapid Support Forces? Responsibility is not measured by who fired the first shot, but by who built the system that made it possible The question of responsibility has remained at the forefront of Sudanese debate since the outbreak of the war on 15 April 2023: Who bears responsibility for the disaster that….

Sudan’s Independence

by | 29 August 2026 | Uncategorised

Sudan’s Independence: The Story of the Birth of the Free and Independent Sudanese People 1 January 1956: The day the British left Khartoum and independent Sudan was born there. Some days pass for peoples just like any other, whilst others go down in history and never fade from memory. 1 January 1956 was one of those days. That morning...
Electricity: The Historic Energy Crisis and the Path to a Comprehensive Solution

Electricity: The Historic Energy Crisis and the Path to a Comprehensive Solution

by | 12 August 2026 | Uncategorised

Electricity: The Historic Energy Crisis and the Path to a Comprehensive Solution By Adel Ali Ibrahim, Minister of Energy and Mining in the Revolutionary Government: ‘Oh God, look at the state of this country.’Is it not enough for the grief-stricken Sudanese people to have suffered the consequences of your conflict, which has hung over their heads for more than three years? Is it not enough that the people have endured the ruin of their homes and the devastation...