Sudan

In an interview with KNA at the Evangelische Zeitung, ABI associate Helga Dickow evaluates the current developments in Sudan as worrying for neighboring country Chad.

Franzisca Zanker and Dina Wahba shed light on Egypt's program for the voluntary return of Sudanese refugees for The Conversation. Their conclusion: Given the political climate in Egypt, the voluntary nature of the initiative is questionable.

Sudan is facing one of the world’s most devastating yet underreported humanitarian crises. To counter this underrepresentation, Dina Wahba and Millicent Hughes have compiled a reading list, offering an interdisciplinary lens into Sudan’s past and present.

Following the visit of the Bana Group for Peace and Development at the ABI a few weeks ago, the Postcolonial Hierarchies Network has published an interview with Ilaaf Alaaeldin and Mai Ali Shatta from the Bana Group in the Virtual Encyclopaedia "Rewriting Peace and Conflict."

The ABI welcomed two members of the Bana Group for Peace and Development for an exchange on our respective work and the ongoing war in Sudan.

The stakes are high in Chad. The war in the neighbouring country poses major security, humanitarian, political and economic challenges.