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Smoking Room
Osman Mirghani In some international airports, if anyone wants to light a cigarette, he has to look for the isolated room where the phrase “smoking area” is written on the door and there he can smoke. In Sudan, we are in bad need to apply this system in public work. For instance, if a politician wants to practice any political activity he should look for a specified place to do so and stay there as…
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The Resistance Committees
Omer B. Abu Haraz The Resistance Committees (RCs) body is a legitimate offspring of the Sudanese Professionals Association (SPA) which was formed by the dissolved Trade Unions of Professionals in June 1989 following the military coup of the Sudanese Islamic Front. Since then the Trade Unions held clandestine meetings setting plans to confront the coup. It took them years to start struggle activities because the Islamic regime was ruthless after apprehending thousands of the leaders…
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The New Generations in Sudan
Dr. Elshafie Khidir Saeid The mass movement in Sudan is not just a passive recipient of the instructions of the political leaders, but rather it is an active & proactive party searching for the resolution of the Sudanese crisis. The various factions of the political forces are indeed striving to seriously address the crisis questions, but it is clear that today they are facing a dilemma in providing convincing and inspiring answers that heal the…
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Delegation of Power to the GIS Required to Curb Counterfeiting Networks
Al-Sammani Awadallah Sudan is subject to organized attacks aiming at destroying its economic capabilities to push the country to the abyss. The General Intelligence Service (GIS) revealed the arrest of a criminal network active in counterfeiting the customs US dollar for selling purposes. The GIS authorities said in their statement that the counterfeiting gang was preparing US$400 thousand to sell when the concerned department in GIS managed to reach the office of the network through…
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Overcoming the Crisis
Muawad Mustafa Rashid It is not an end, but rather a start. Things appear from first glance that is coming to an end, but in reality, it is the start from another different angle that is absent from the scope of our sight. So it needs us to change the angle of view to determine and discover new beginnings. We pass very difficult moments and turns and this part of the journey, but our dealing…
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Ramadan Mubarak
Mohammed Saad The Year ran by so fast. Ramadan is back. It is again time to slow down, re-evaluate our deeds, purify our hearts, and renew our intentions. It is a time for restoring our energy and ridding our hearts of worldly attachments along with ridding our bodies of toxins. Let’s try to gain all the spiritual benefits of this holy month. As fasting is a lesson in patience and self-control. It builds strong willpower,…
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A National Component Is Better
Osman Mirghani One of the most significant aspects of the Sudanese crisis is the making of hatred which divides the components of the Sudanese state into antagonistic particles e.g. the military component in the confrontation of the civilian component. This division emerged at the beginning of the December revolution to describe the partnership between the military and the civilian components in the sovereign council as stipulated in the constitutional document, but unfortunately, the concept of…
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A Proposal for a New Constitutional Framework
Dr. Elshafie Khidir Saeid In my opinion, an accepted & welcomed initiative to resolve the current Sudanese crisis should be based on two pillars: A) A new constitutional procedure according to which the constitutional document of 2019 will be amended or canceled, and replaced with a new one to govern the remaining term of the transitional period, which I suggest to be extended to another twenty-four months from the date of signing the new constitutional…
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Dagalo in Port Sudan: Objectives of the Visit
Al-Sammani Awadallah Vice President of the Sovereign Council, 1st Lt. Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo has spent several days in Port Sudan, the capital city of the Red Sea State, during which he held intensive meetings after which several directives were issued to push forward the economic cycle besides refuting any allegations on about the ownership of Port Sudan harbor. No doubt the visit was timely as it comes after the widespread rumors that the Port…
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Sudan in a Precarious Juncture
Omer B. Abu Haraz The British Philosopher David Russell once said: “The hardest thing to learn in life is which bridge to cross and which to burn.” Sudan is now at a cross-road, one leading to safety and the other to uncertainty and chaos. The prevailing governance after the military coup of October 25th, 2021 is putting the country in a precarious juncture right before the two bridges, one leading to Heaven and the other…