Month: June 2021
- en Francais
Qui dit développement, dit ambition et travail dur !
Abdalmonem ElfadilAbdalmoneimalfadil@gmail.com Sans constitution permanente ni identité déterminée depuis l’indépendance, le Soudan trébuche dans sa quête d’un modèle de gouvernance: l’oligarchie? La démocratie ? L’autocratie militaire ? L’islamisme ? Le communisme ? Tant de questions, de réponses, de tentatives, et de pratiques. Dans cette quête d’autodétermination, le Soudan a gâché éminemment du temps précieux dans un va-et-vient fomentant des conflits politiques et militaires dont le peuple soudanais paye encore le prix dans son quotidien. En…
- Breaking News
A vigil to Provide Cancer Doses, with the Ministry of Health not setting a due date on relief
Death surrounds the children. A call from Brownland newspaper to the international community and organizations for help
- Reports
Priorities of Infrastructure Projects in Sudan, Solid Foundations for Sustainable Development
Shawgei Salah AhmedShwgy2000@gmail.com “Africa Agenda for the Year 2063”, which was opened in 2013, to promote integration and unity among African countries, through ten-year plans for five decades. We find that infrastructure has a central place in achieving these goals in its entirety, even if it is directly linked to the goal of unity and integration among countries in Africa. According to the State of Africa’s Integration Report, the cost of the infrastructure development program…
- Columns
It Hasn’t Fallen Yet!
Osman Mirghani Last Thursday on the Sudanese National TV Channel hosted a talk show program Lawyer Dr. Mohammed Al-Zain and Mr. Nour Addaim from Peace Group. In the program, Al-Zain slammed the economic policy of the government especially the recent decisions, but all of a sudden the presenter of the program received a directive to end the episode. It seemed that the presenter did not respond at first, but due to the repetition of the…
- Columns
The Right Self-determination and Recalculations
Mohammed Al-Noorani In each round of negotiations, the SPLM-North of Abdelaziz El-Helou continued to raise the ceilings of its demands, which are not consistent with the size of the movement. Where the SPLM raises issues that claim, from the point of view of its leadership, that they represent the citizens of Southern Kordofan, specifically our people (the Nuba). It is true for the people of Southern Kordofan, objective issues that have been cumulative since independence.…
- Opinion
Opinion: What is IRIMP? Could it be the third foundation of IGAD, East Africa?
Mekki ELMOGRABI IGAD at its inception in 1986 was dedicated only to issues of drought and desertification. In 1996 at the second foundation, the regional organization extended its mandate to act as a development agency with successful peace and security involvement. I believe IGAD Regional Infrastructure Master Plan (IRIMP) is the start of the third foundation of IGAD, the fresh lifeblood for IGAD countries which maps a path through the major Economic Development Corridors (EDCs)…
- News
First Deputy: The National Committee will Issue Important Decisions Regarding the Establishment of the Joint Peacekeeping Forces
Staff Writer Khartoum 16-06-2021 — The First Vice-President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, Chairman of the Supreme National Committee to Follow up on the Implementation of the Juba Peace Agreement, expressed Sudan’s thanks and appreciation for the great support it receives from the United Nations Integrated Mission to Support the Transitional Phase (UNITAMS). During his meeting at his office in the Republican Palace today, His Excellency the delegation of the mission headed by Volker Peretz…
- Opinion
Tip of the Iceberg .. RSF Social Responsibility
Muawad Mustafa Rashid Advertisment The mission of the modern armies around the globe is not only staying in their barracks or defend the territories but it is extended to provide support to the people within the frame of social responsibility… In the USA, for instance, the Marines troops have several missions during peacetime especially that America is subject to natural disasters including storms, volcanos, and earthquakes. This necessitates the stand-by of the government and its…
- Reports
June 16th, the Day of the African Child.
NCCW affirms Sudan’s commitment to all international and regional conventions and treaties Haffiya Elyas Khartoum — June 16th is the Day of the African Child. It was first established by the Organization of the African Unity in 1991. The day aims at raising awareness for the situation of children in African, and on the need for continuous improvement in education. It encourages people’s spirit of abundance to share something special with a child in Africa…
- Columns
The failure of WestminsterDemocracy in Sudan….!(4-4)
Dr. Elshafie Khidir Saeid From what we have discussed in the three previous articles, we concluded that: a- Throughout the democratic periods since independence, Sudan has been adopting the liberal democracy, the Westminster model, with a record of failure all through. b- This doesn’t mean that liberal democracy itself is invalid, but what is invalid for Sudan is the Westminster model and other models valid and practiced in the developed countries that have peculiarities &…