Vol 48 No 5 | SUDAN First steps 2nd March 2007 The International Criminal Court has laid the main responsibility for war crimes in Darfur on the Khartoum regime. The ICC Prosecutor's Application says 'The majority of civilian deaths...
Vol 48 No 5 | SUDAN Southern front 2nd March 2007 On 15 February, heavily armed People's Defence Forces massed in the Nuba capital, Kadugli, shouting slogans against the Sudan People's Liberation Movement. SPLM Governor Ismail Khamis Jalab accused...
Vol 48 No 4 | SUDAN The commanders confer 16th February 2007 Darfur's rebel commanders are to meet and hammer out a common position ahead of a new round of peace talks The Darfur rebel commanders' conference may have taken weeks to become reality but it is increasingly seen as a necessary stage if peace is to return to the...
Vol 48 No 4 | SUDAN Who counts in the Darfur rebellion? 16th February 2007 Adam Bakhit: a Zaghawa of the Wogi clan, he stood against Minni Arkou Minnawi for the Sudan Liberation Movement leadership during the 2005 Haskanita conference. He returned to...
Vol 48 No 3 | SUDANBRITAIN Minni on the rampage 2nd February 2007 A British project, reportedly costing £100,000 (US$195,000) to help turn Minni Arkou Minnawi's rebels into a political party has been postponed after his men again went on the...
Vol 48 No 2 | SUDAN Packaging the peacekeepers 19th January 2007 The United Nations-African Union 'hybrid force' consists of two 'packages' - one 'light', one 'heavy' - and is in three phases. Through the UN Mission in Sudan, which...
Vol 48 No 2 | SUDAN Breaking the line 19th January 2007 After formally accepting UN peacekeepers, Khartoum obstructs their deployment and steps up the war Khartoum puts much energy into fragmenting the opposition groups and rebel forces, using military pressure and cash to worsen political and ethnic schisms. Significantly, African Union officials are...
Vol 48 No 2 | SUDANISRAEL Promised land 19th January 2007 Egypt's arrest of a Sudanese attempting to cross into Israel on 17 January points to a new problem for Darfur refugees. Nearly 300 Sudanese have crossed the border...
Vol 47 No 25 | SUDAN The Southern front reopens 15th December 2006 Fighting between Khartoum's soldiers and the Juba government presages a new crisis in the South For three days at the end of November, the Sudan People's Liberation Army (now the armed forces of the Government of South Sudan) and Khartoum's Sudan Armed Forces...
Vol 47 No 25 | SUDAN Militias and the South 15th December 2006 Successive regimes in Khartoum have sought local allies against the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA), especially since the National Islamic Front seized power in 1989. The NIF's most...