Sudan
Hemeti manoeuvres to win support for his parallel government project

Sudan
What lies behind Omar Siddiq's arrival at foreign affairs ministry

General Burhan carried out a sudden reshuffle in late April, appointing Omar Siddiq as Sudan's foreign minister. This was a move to keep control over the country's international affairs.

The New Guard
South Africa, Morocco, Sudan

Every Wednesday, Africa Intelligence spotlights a new generation of movers and shakers in business and politics.

South AfricaJaco-Louis du Plessis, soldier turned business diplomacy consultant

MoroccoAsmaa Chakir Alaoui, queen of the pros on two wheels

SudanHozaifa Elsiddig, art against arms

Sudan
RSF and allies to hold meeting in Nairobi

Almost two years since the start of the civil war, the Rapid Support Forces and their supporters will meet for the second time in the Kenyan capital from 12 to 14 April.

Kenya, Sudan
Kenyan tea squeezes into Sudan despite import ban

The diplomatic wrangling between the two states rumbles on, after Sudan's embassy responded to remarks by William Ruto. The Kenyan president had insisted his country was still exporting tea to Sudan, despite a recently imposed embargo.

Sudan
With new Constitution signed, RSF and allies plot parallel state

The newly-formed Sudan Founding Alliance is expected to pave the way for a future alternative government to that in Port Sudan. A yet-to-be revealed transition timetable is also in the works.

Sudan
The race to form civilian governments that shattered Taqaddum

Following the split in the main civilian coalition, supporters of establishing a government in the areas under the control of the Rapid Support Forces are meeting in Nairobi. General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan's Sudanese army is preparing an imminent announcement.

African Union, Sudan
AU struggles to advance inter-Sudanese dialogue

In the absence of the Taqaddum coalition and other movements who have not taken sides in Sudan's civil war, a preparatory meeting co-organised by the African Union and IGAD was criticised for lacking balance.

Sudan
Taqaddum coalition uncertain about attending AU's Sudan summit

The Taqaddum movement claims that there was insufficient consultation on the agenda and list of participants invited to the pan-African institution's extraordinary summit on Sudan, due to begin on 10 July. As such, it is reluctant to send representatives.