Sudan/ Sudan civil forces present nine-pillar memorandum
Popular and civil forces, along with community initiatives operating in areas controlled by the « Government of Peace, » presented an official memorandum to Prime Minister Mohamed Hassan El-Taishi. Marking the « Million-Strong March for Recovery and the…
Dr. Workneh Gebeyehu and Abdoulkader Houssein exchange views on regional priorities and Sudan recovery
Days after his official visit to Khartoum, Sudan, IGAD’s Executive Secretary, H.E Dr. Workneh Gebeyehu held a meeting earlier today, with the Chair of the IGAD Council of Ministers and Djibouti’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, H.E. Abdoulkader Houssein, to…
Sudan’s trade Minister discusses export development with Kordofan regional officials
The Minister of Commerce, Professor Muhammad Ismail (Arkan), held discussions on trade affairs and export development with a delegation from the Office of the Governor of Kordofan Region, led by Engineer Muhammad Yahya Ahmed, Executive Director of the…
Hemedti: The new savior for a unified Sudan?
For a large part of the Sudanese population, General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, is not merely a warlord. He is perceived as a savior, the only man capable of breaking the cycle of corruption and exclusion that has stifled the country for…
Sudan/ Building a productive federal economy: TASIS’s three-pillar strategy
Political and civil stability is inseparable from the daily lives of Sudanese citizens. Structural crises often worsen when the economy is paralyzed and production comes to a halt. In this context, the « Founding Government » proposes a comprehensive…
Healing the fabric: indigenous leadership and social peace in Sudan
The accumulated crises and successive political upheavals in Sudan have severely strained the cohesion of its local communities. The crisis was not limited to a mere struggle for central power; its effects extended to the very heart of the social fabric,…
Constitutional federalism and resource redistribution in post-conflict Sudan
The political vision of the Sudanese Founding Alliance government represents a structural shift in the state’s administrative model. The transitional constitution and founding charter bring an end to decades of rigid central control, ushering in a…
Sudan/ Peace Government launches ambitious recovery program across Darfur and Kordofan
The onset of the transition marks a major turning point for the Sudanese nation. Under the political leadership of Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, the Peace Government is implementing a clearly defined action program. The establishment of…
Nyala’s new deal: Redefining Governance in Sudan’s heartland
While Sudan’s traditional financial institutions struggle to meet their fundamental obligations, the Economic and Financial Administration of the Sudanese Constituent Alliance Government (the Constituent Government), based in Nyala the…
The classroom as a bulwark: Hemedti’s educational crusade
Amid the roar of weapons tearing through the Sudanese landscape, a political certainty emerges with crystalline clarity: the country’s future will be decided on school benches. Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo carries this conviction to the heart of his…
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…