The Sudan Democracy First Group recently published a study titled "The Politics of Mining and Trading of Gold in Sudan: Challenges of Corruption and Lack of Transparency" by Elfadil Elsharief Elhashmi.
The author concludes that the gold sector in Sudan operates in the context of widespread corruption and a state that has organized itself around the theft of national resources.
Showing posts with label Jebel Amir. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jebel Amir. Show all posts
Thursday, November 16, 2017
Saturday, May 3, 2014
South Sudan and Darfur
Foreign Affairs published on 1 May 2014 an eclectic piece titled "Out for Gold and Blood in Sudan" by Jerome Tubiana, analyst for Sudan and South Sudan. The article offers especially useful information on the Sudan government sponsored Haras-al-Hodud or border guard in Darfur. Concerning Darfur, Tubiana concludes that "it would be reductive to simply blame the government's militia strategy. There is plenty of blame to go around. The government, the rebels, and all the other players need to work together to stop the violence in all Sudan's peripheries."
Tubiana also gave an interview titled "Soudan du Sud" in French to Channel Africa dated 25 April 2014 on the difficulties of the South Sudan peace process and the consequences of the war on South Sudan.
Tubiana also gave an interview titled "Soudan du Sud" in French to Channel Africa dated 25 April 2014 on the difficulties of the South Sudan peace process and the consequences of the war on South Sudan.
Labels:
border guard,
Darfur,
gold,
Haras-al-Hodud,
Jebel Amir,
militias,
Rizeigat,
South Sudan,
Sudan
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