Multiplicity of Armies: An Existential Threat to Sudan?
Argues that Sudan's deepest danger is not contested legitimacy but the coexistence of multiple armed forces with divergent loyalties inside one territory.
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Argues that Sudan's deepest danger is not contested legitimacy but the coexistence of multiple armed forces with divergent loyalties inside one territory.
Read the columnHow women advance peace — decision-making, awareness, local mediation, support for victims — and the discrimination that still constrains that work.
Read the columnReads Orwell's allegory against Sudan's own revolutionary cycles — concluding that Sudan did not merely read Animal Farm, it lived it.
Read the columnA reflection on the war's toll on Khartoum, North Kordofan, and Darfur — and a critique of the national habit of branding one another traitors.
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