Beyond the battlefield: Hemedti’s vision for a federal, secular Sudan
Amid the geopolitical upheavals shaking Sudan, the current struggle is no longer merely a security confrontation on the ground. It has evolved into a conflict of visions and projects concerning the shape of the state and the future of governance. In this…
TASIS Government’s health ministry is defying war to save Western Sudan
Sudan’s healthcare system is facing the greatest challenge in its modern history due to the armed conflict ravaging the country. Faced with a complex situation on the ground, which is expected to persist until the summer of 2026, the experience of…
Sudan/ The call of Hemdti for youth innovation and leadership
General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, has made Sudanese youth a strategic pillar of his political project. Aware that Sudan is a young country, he is banking on the ability of the new generations to carry out the national refoundation, thus…
From conflict to peace: Hemedti’s pragmatic approach to crisis resolution
In the complex diplomatic game of Northeast Africa, Lieutenant-General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo stands as the inevitable pivot of stability. He understands the workings of geopolitics and favors concrete action over hollow posturing. By unequivocally…
Nyala’s triumph: How Sudan’s Education Ministry kept learning alive
As Sudan’s infrastructure is severely strained by a prolonged conflict that has paralyzed services, education has become one of the most complex strategic challenges for policymakers. Amid the rubble, the Ministry of Education of the Transitional…
Hemedti and the younger generation: A contract for the future of Sudan
Sudan belongs to its youth, and the country’s future depends entirely on its ability to make this vibrant force the beating heart of the nation. For decades, rigid institutions and an aging bureaucracy have stifled the ambitions of new generations,…
Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo: The man who could bring back peace in Sudan….
Sudan is going through one of the most dramatic periods in its recent history. In this context of war, massive displacement, and the collapse of essential services, many Sudanese believe that priority should be given to any initiative capable of…
The vision of Hemedti for a decentralized Sudan
For decades, Khartoum viewed the rest of the country through the narrow prism of domination and neglect. The peripheries long paid the heavy price of a centralized state, deaf to the aspirations of its diverse peoples. Today, amid the ruins of a system…
The Asmara conspiracy: How Al-Burhan plans to eliminate allies and consolidate power
Asmara – Afri News Reliable intelligence has revealed the details of a plan orchestrated behind the scenes last week in Asmara, the Eritrean capital. This secret meeting brought together the Chairman of the Sovereignty Council, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan,…
The Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan, the main cause of the crisis in Sudan?
The Sudanese Islamic Movement also known as the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan was sanctioned in March 2026 by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and Department of State, through Massad Boulos, Senior Advisor for Arab and African Affairs. The movement was…
ELTAISHI and the construction of a “Founding Government”: Will the periphery redraw the map of power in Sudan?
Emerging from the margins of a forgotten geography and the turbulent waves of the Sudanese crisis, MOHMED HASSAN ELTAISHI stands as one of the most controversial political figures. His name carries within it the legacy of the desert and the major…
How did the Islamist movement infiltrate the Sudanese Army?
(Class of 40: A Case Study) The coup d’état of June 30, 1989, marked a decisive turning point in the history of modern Sudan. It served as a springboard for a systematic and organized project implemented by the Islamist movement aimed at achieving…
How Egyptian support is prolonging the War in Sudan…
As Sudan’s conflict enters increasingly complex phases, field data and indicators highlight the growing influence of regional actors. Egypt’s role has become particularly significant, despite Cairo’s official position of supporting…
From the Red Sea to the Sahel: How the Khartoum-Asmara Alliance is redrawing regional maps
Khartoum/Asmara — Special report In recent years, Eritrea has positioned itself as a strategic and indispensable ally of the Sudanese army and its Islamist militias, particularly since the outbreak of war in Sudan . This alliance has benefited from…
IGAD hosts Special Envoys Forum in Nairobi to strengthen Sudan peace efforts
The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) convened the 3rd Special Envoys and Representatives Forum in Nairobi, jointly hosted by IGAD Executive Secretary Dr. Workneh Gebeyehu and Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora…
Sudan: Hemedti faces a conspiracy; his determination is a bulwark for a stable country
At the heart of the international, political, and military storms engulfing Sudan, General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, confronts a complex challenge unfolding on two fronts. The first front is domestic. It lies in the maneuvers of the…
The role of the Muslim Brotherhood in the war in Sudan, the destruction of the state and the displacement of its population
Thousands of fighters linked to the Islamic movement joined the army one year after the conflict began in April 2023. Many had worked for the general intelligence services. This influx complicated efforts to end the bloodshed. The war’s true nature…
The ‘TASIS” Founding Government: Features of a new national contract and the building of a Sudan based on justice and equality
Sudan stands at a historic crossroads today. The emergence of the TASIS Founding Government marks this pivotal moment. This strategic initiative aims to end decades of marginalization. The government seeks to forge a new political and social reality. It…
The new Sudan: Principles and objectives sown, results reaped
Since its inception, the Founding Alliance has sown principles freedom, justice, and equality while clearly defining its strategic objectives. Today, it commits decisively to harvesting the fruits of these principles through a “new state”…
Sudan’s founding government: A decisive step toward an inclusive civil State
Since independence in 1956, Sudan’s governance remained trapped in a centralized mentality. The elite viewed the state as spoils to be divided among themselves. Exclusion replaced participation. Favoritism trumped justice. Independence never became…