Vol 45 No 16 | SUDAN Deaths mount, time passes 6th August 2004 Diplomatic failures are hampering efforts to hold the militias and their masters to account Bureaucratic squabbles and diplomatic evasions are derailing plans for a peacekeeping force to protect civilians or even ceasefire monitors in Darfur. No interested government has ...
Vol 45 No 15 | SUDANRUSSIA The wrong planes 21st July 2004 With a deft sense of timing, Russia's MiG aircraft company has announced that is about to complete the supply of 12 MiG-29 Fulcrum fighters to Sudan.
Vol 45 No 14 | SUDANUNITED STATESUNITED NATIONS Smiles and shadows 9th July 2004 With perhaps 1,000 people now dying every day in Darfur, Khartoum is still defying even the mild demands made last week by Colin Powell and Kofi Annan. The United States Secretary...
Vol 45 No 13 | SUDANAROUND AFRICA Genocide watch 25th June 2004 As United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan is taking the heat for UN inaction on the Darfur genocide, Washington is under mounting pressure to act. Worried about 'another Rwand...
Vol 45 No 12 | SUDAN Peace without honour 11th June 2004 The Khartoum government's genocide in Darfur overshadows the North-South peace deal The Naivasha peace deal of 26 May was signed under the dark shadow of the National Islamic Front regime's genocide in Darfur (AC Vol 45 Nos 9, 10 & 11). The contradiction was o...
Vol 45 No 12 | SUDAN A good deal missing 11th June 2004 Three documents were signed on 26 May in Kenya by the National Islamic Front regime and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army. The protocols were: On Power Sharing, On the Re...
Vol 45 No 12 | SUDAN The road from Nyala to El Geneina 11th June 2004 Between Kass and El Geneina, there was not one village that had not been burnt. Between Zalingei and Geneina, Africa Confidential counted 18 villages destroyed, some of them substa...
Vol 45 No 11 | SUDAN A long, long wait 28th May 2004 The day-long delay in signing the latest protocol between the National Islamic Front governmentment and the Sudan People's Liberation Army in Kenya on 26 May points to disagreement...
Vol 45 No 10 | SUDAN Desperate Darfur 14th May 2004 The government continues to block humanitarian aid and a third of a million lives are at risk It was an operation typical of the one-two punch used in Darfur by the government's regular forces, hand in glove with the irregular forces known as Janjaweed. The double punch has...
Vol 45 No 10 | SUDAN A rebel's story 14th May 2004 The commander of the Sudan Liberation Army's Messalit forces, Khamis Abdullah Abaker, was one of the first villagers to organise self-defence units. He described how in 1998-2003, ...