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How the Exploitation of Africa Helps Fuel Global Capitalism

8 January 2022 - by Chris Dite, Maha Ben Gadha

The political and economic crises roiling countries like Sudan and Tunisia right now cannot be separated from the global institutions of capital and the cycles of indebtedness that they impose. The political and economic crises in Sudan, (...)
The revolution in Sudan is far from over

27 August 2019 - by Mohammed Elnaiem, Dr. Mohammed Abdelraoof

Today (August 17, 2019), the Sudanese military and civil opposition are singing a political agreement — meanwhile the revolution is carried forth by grassroots organizers. A political agreement has been reached between the Forces of Freedom and (...)
The Sudanese revolution is our honour! Down with the Transitional Military Council!

6 June 2019 - by CADTM International

Since mid-December 2018, Sudan has been going through a major popular uprising. The social explosion has been driven by poverty, precarious living conditions and unemployment (which strongly affects young people, as elsewhere in the Middle East (...)
“We will not be silenced” – Women’s stories from the frontline of Sudan’s revolution must be told

25 March 2019 - by Sondos Al Ali, Nazik Awad

Women are leading Sudan’s revolt against religious fundamentalism. As in Egypt and Saudi Arabia they face a violent backlash. But they must win. Sudanese women are fighting back against the Islamist state of Sudan after 30 years as the country (...)
The Sudan uprising: “This is a people’s revolution”

1 February 2019 - by Mohammed Elnaiem

In Sudan, a multifaceted civil opposition is posing a serious threat to the continued existence of Bashir’s dictatorial regime after weeks of protests. If a hospital is not a sanctuary for an injured person, what is? And what level of hatred, (...)
Alliance statement: Solidarity with the popular uprising in Sudan

14 January 2019 - by Alliance of Middle Eastern Socialists

We the Alliance of Middle East Socialists support the ongoing uprising which erupted across Sudan starting December 19th, 2018. The protests were set off by the lifting of subsidies on bread, wheat, and electricity as well as spiking inflation. (...)
Vulture funds and governments seek profit from Sudan debt relief

11 December 2018 - by Tim Jones

Today (6 dec 2018) the Financial Times has reported that a group of vulture funds have hired lawyer Lee Buchheit to argue for debt relief for Sudan. They hope that if the North African country gets debt relief from governments and multilateral (...)
South Sudan should not be born into debt

18 January 2011 - by Jubilee Debt Campaign

The referendum on secession for South Sudan is due to take place on Sunday 9 January. If South Sudan votes to secede a key decision will be on what happens to Sudan’s external debt of $35 billion, $20 billion of which is interest on original (...)