Sudan’s opposition hope for peace and freedom in 2015
On the occasion of Independence Day, celebrated in Sudan today, National Umma Party leader El Sadig El Mahdi, and several...
‘Al Bashir is uniting Sudan with his hate speech’: Umma Party leader
The UN Security Council is expected to take a more robust position towards the Khartoum regime, according to El Sadig...
‘Sudanese mock upcoming elections’: analyst
The general elections in Sudan, scheduled for April 2015, do not make any sense, and will increase the polarisation in...
‘Sudan’s judiciary corrupt since 1989’: former judge
The level and performance of the Sudanese judiciary has significantly deteriorated during the past 25 years, according to a former...
‘Sudan’s economy collapsed, 2015 budget fake’: economist
The general budget prepared by the Sudanese government for the year 2015 is “a fake budget”. Institutional corruption has reached unprecedented levels...
Sudan Revolutionary Front, Dialogue Committee condemn detentions
The chairman of the Sudan Revolutionary Front, Malik Agar, strongly denounced the detention of Faroug Abu Eisa, head of the...
‘Sudan army has no right to dismiss Darfur rape reports’: activist
A human rights activist in Sudan said that the Sudanese army has no right to dismiss the accusations “until it...
‘Khartoum’s financial policies crime against Sudan’: economist
Sudanese economist Mohamed Ibrahim Kebej has accused the ruling National Congress Party (NCP) of “squandering” $70 billion of oil revenues...
‘IMF figures on Sudan inadequate; economy imploding’: analyst
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank have failed to present a full or accurate picture of Sudan’s...
Oil in Darfur waiting to be explored: expert
The Darfur region has a great potential for oil exploration, estimated at between five to fifteen billion barrels, as long...
Sudan’s dialogue parties condemn detentions; 13 activists released
Members of the National Dialogue coalition, consisting of the ruling National Congress Party (NCP), six government allied parties, and six...
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