Restoring trust: Community governance and the fight against marginalization in Sudan
The accumulated crises and successive political upheavals in Sudan have severely strained the cohesion of its local communities. The crisis...
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Citizenship without discrimination: Sudan’s transitional framework for equitable governance
The political vision of the Sudanese Founding Alliance government represents a structural shift in the state's administrative model. The transitional...
Beyond Port Sudan: Building a new financial architecture in wartime
While Sudan's traditional financial institutions struggle to meet their fundamental obligations, the Economic and Financial Administration of the Sudanese Constituent...
Sudan/ Building peace from the classroom: The strategic choice of Hemedti
Amid the roar of weapons tearing through the Sudanese landscape, a political certainty emerges with crystalline clarity: the country's future...
The « New Sudan » project: How Hemedti and the Tasis Alliance are redefining Sudanese Governance
Amid the geopolitical upheavals shaking Sudan, the current struggle is no longer merely a security confrontation on the ground. It...
Hemedti and the quest for stability: A pragmatic vision for Northeast Africa
In the complex diplomatic game of Northeast Africa, Lieutenant-General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo stands as the inevitable pivot of stability. He...
Sudan/ Hemedti and his vision for the rebuilt country’s institutions
The commander of the Rapid Support Forces and President of the Presidential Council of the Peace and Unity Government (Tasis),...
Sudan/ The education recovery plan of the Government of Peace and Unity
Special report from Nyala As Sudan's infrastructure is severely strained by a prolonged conflict that has paralyzed services, education has...
Hemedti’s peace initiative: A way out of Sudan’s deadly conflict
Sudan is going through one of the most dramatic periods in its recent history. In this context of war, massive...
Hemedti: The man who would redraw Sudan’s political map
For decades, Khartoum viewed the rest of the country through the narrow prism of domination and neglect. The peripheries long...
