North Darfur’s Fasher remains the war’s fiercest battleground and the epicenter of Sudan’s humanitarian crisis, coming under daily artillery fire and being the site of relentless ground battles.…
A new contemporary art scene dominated by public and private stakeholders is emerging
Experts claim that the government has placed a premium on short-term financial gain over truth-seeking that could prompt political reform.
In 1989, Egyptian billionaire businessman Nassef Sawiris walked in to a trade fair at the Marriott Hotel in Cairo. Various luxury goods were exhibited alongside high-end furniture and…
Centamin, operator of Egypt’s first large-scale gold mine, cut 2014 output forecasts by around 10 percent. The company, whose main asset is the Sukari mine in Egypt’s Eastern…
With regional allies now propping up his forces on the battlefield, Sudanese Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief and Transitional Sovereignty Council Chair Abdel Fattah al-Burhan seized the chance this week…
Global efforts to expand humanitarian access and investigate violations after Fasher’s fall are running up against Khartoum’s attempts to control the terms of access as supply corridors become…
For the first time in five months since declaring Khartoum “liberated” and launching a frenetic campaign to repopulate the capital and restore the government’s seat there, the Rapid…
Mada Masr presents some context on the different players in the developments on the ground in Sudan
1968 might have been a political failure but it has also spurred ideas that remain relevant today
Power is concentrated in the presidency and military at the expense of other state institutions
