Beyond Geopolitics: How Sudan’s Fragile Peace is Entangled in a Shifting Global Order

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The pursuit of peace in Sudan is now inextricably linked to a regressive global shift where raw power, geopolitics, and resource competition have supplanted commitments to democracy, sovereignty, and human rights. This emerging world order, starkly visible in interventions like Venezuela’s, enables regional actors to impose solutions by force, directly threatening Sudan’s unity and sovereignty. Consequently, achieving a just and sustainable peace requires recognizing that international justice and ethical norms are being systematically marginalized by the interests of powerful states.Continue Reading

Beyond Barriers: A Strategic Blueprint for Building Inclusive Entrepreneurial Ecosystems for Women

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The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor report reveals that women entrepreneurs face a distinct and disproportionate set of challenges, with a 47% higher likelihood than men to close a business due to family or personal reasons, underscoring the persistent burden of unpaid care work. This dynamic suggests entrepreneurship is often a constrained choice for women, whereas men more frequently treat it as one voluntary option among many. Furthermore, a critical funding gap persists, as women are 2.5 times more likely to invest in women, yet two-thirds ofContinue Reading

Decoding the Geopolitical Strategy: How Sudan’s Finance Minister is Leveraging UN Agreements and Regional Alliances to Consolidate Power

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The UN’s 2025 Interim Cooperation Framework with Sudan’s de facto authority marks a critical shift from principled engagement to silent recognition of the post-coup military regime, strategically empowering Finance Minister Gibril Ibrahim. This move, coupled with a separate port agreement favoring Turkey, effectively abandons the integrated Humanitarian-Development-Peace approach, risking Sudan’s fragmentation and legitimizing militia control. The underlying agenda views Sudan through a colonial lens as “Terra Nullius,” promoting a governance model whereContinue Reading

رؤية ناقدة- الأحزاب السودانية بين أزمة الشرعية وصراع الوجود في ظل الحرب

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The current Sudanese political crisis is epitomized by parties like the Sudanese Congress, whose refusal to sign a foundational charter reveals deep, systemic failures. Core issues include a widespread legitimacy crisis, where fragmented parties battle over symbolic representation, and a historical hypocrisy of civilian groups compromising with military powers. The ongoing war presents a critical test, forcing a choice between maintaining political independence—which risks irrelevance—and engaging with armed factions, which threatens ethical integrity. Ultimately, the struggle to monopolize the narrative of theContinue Reading

TikTok’s 2025 Africa Awards Signal a Strategic Shift: How Major Brands Are Betting on Creator-Led Growth

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TikTok’s 2025 Africa Awards Signal a Strategic Shift: How Major Brands Are Betting on Creator-Led Growth TikTok’s 2025 Africa Awards Signal a Strategic Shift: How Major Brands Are Betting on Creator-Led Growth An analysis of the platform’s deepening investment in Sub-Saharan Africa’s digital economy through high-profile brand partnerships. In aContinue Reading

Dentsu Africa crowned media network of ...

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Dentsu Africa Dominates Pitcher Awards 2025 with Record Wins Unprecedented Recognition for Creative Excellence Dentsu Africa has solidified its leadership in Africa’s advertising industry with an outstanding performance at the prestigious Pitcher Awards 2025. The network was honored as both the Advertising Agency Network of the Year and Media NetworkContinue Reading

“Sudan’s Media Collapse: War Ravages Press Freedom and Silences Voices”

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Sudan’s Media Landscape in Ruins After Two Years of Civil War Khartoum’s Once-Vibrant Press Reduced to Silent Shells Two years into Sudan’s devastating civil war, the country’s media institutions stand gutted – their broadcasts silenced and archives lost in the conflict. The capital Khartoum, once the heart of Sudanese journalism,Continue Reading

Sudan’s Print Journalism: Battling Crises and an Uncertain Future After War

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Sudan’s Print Journalism: Struggling to Survive Crises and an Uncertain Post-War Future Prepared by Al Ayam newspaper for Sudan Media Forum The Decline of Sudan’s Print Media For over a century, print newspapers in Sudan played a pivotal role in shaping public opinion and disseminating information with professionalism. Newsstands wereContinue Reading

Sudan’s Print Journalism: Battling Crises and an Uncertain Future Amid War

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Sudan’s Print Journalism: Struggling to Survive Crises and an Uncertain Post-War Future Source: Al Ayam newspaper for Sudan Media Forum The Decline of Sudan’s Print Media For over a century, print newspapers in Sudan played a vital role in shaping public opinion and disseminating information with professionalism. Newsstands were culturalContinue Reading

Sudan’s Ambassador Defies Port Sudan’s Order, Vows to Maintain UAE Ties

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Sudan’s Ambassador to UAE Rejects Severing of Ties, Vows to Continue Office Ambassador Abdul Rahman Shurfi Defies Port Sudan Authority’s Decision Port Sudan: Altaghyeer Sudan’s ambassador to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Abdul Rahman Shurfi, has firmly rejected the Port Sudan authority’s decision to cut diplomatic ties with the UAEContinue Reading