Rapid Support Forces Extend Control in Sudan

 Aljazeera published on 30 June 2024 an article titled "Sudan's RSF Claims It Has Captured a Key City in the Southeast."

The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces is expanding its grip over parts of Sudan, reportedly capturing Singa, capital of Sennar State, southeast of Khartoum.  

Sudan Land Ownership, Political Corruption and the Absence of the Rule of Law

The Sudan Democracy First Group published on 20 March 2017 an analysis titled "Land Ownership, Political Corruption and the Absence of the Rule of Law: Land Conflicts in El Dali, Al Mazum and Abu Houjar."

This is a historical and in-the-weeds study of land conflict in three regions of Sudan's Sennar State where some 1.6 million people live. It is aimed at the specialist on Sudan.