Vol 44 No 13 | SUDAN Getting away with it 27th June 2003 The National Islamic Front knows that, if it plays its cards right, the parameters set at Machakos will continue. Few now question the government's legitimacy; few now mention...
Vol 44 No 12 | SUDAN Sticking points 13th June 2003 I will not be absorbed for the second time in my life!' John Garang told parliamentarians and aid workers in Britain's Portcullis House on 3 June. The Sudan...
Vol 44 No 10 | SUDAN Voiceless 16th May 2003 The banning of the Khartoum Monitor deprives southerners of a voice in the north at a crucial period in the Machakos talks. On 10 May, the newspaper, run...
Vol 44 No 8 | SUDANUNITED NATIONS Licence to kill 18th April 2003 The United Nations Commission on Human Rights has given the National Islamic Front government a free hand to pursue its policy of human rights violations. By refusing to...
Vol 44 No 7 | SUDAN War spreads 4th April 2003 A double tragedy of fighting and famine threatens drought-stricken Darfur (AC Vol 43 No 23). A major assault is expected by the National Islamic Front government which has...
Vol 44 No 5 | SUDANIRAQ Bum steer 7th March 2003 The National Islamic Front government aims to persuade the West it holds the smoking gun on Iraq, we hear. To attack President Saddam Hussein, the United States and...
Vol 44 No 4 | SUDAN Killing fields 21st February 2003 Oil money is again exacerbating the war. A consortium operated by state-owned China National Petroleum Company has made a 'very significant' strike in Block 7 of east-central Sudan's...
Vol 44 No 3 | SUDAN Saving salvation 7th February 2003 The NIF has won over Europeans and Arabs but US patience is wearing thin The contrast could not have been starker. On 30 January, Vice-President Ali Osman Mohamed Taha opened the first stretch of a road to Ethiopia, dispatching 25 lorries of...
Vol 44 No 3 | SUDAN The oil offensive, continued 7th February 2003 As the Machakos talks stumble on, the National Islamic Front government's month-old offensive in Western Upper Nile (WUN) has occasioned only 'deep concern' from the United States. Yet...
Vol 44 No 2 | SUDAN Coordinates 24th January 2003 While obstructing the Machakos talks by refusing to discuss the north-south buffer zone and other key issues, the National Islamic Front (National Congress) government is boosting its military...