Sudan Vision Daily

Editorial :Better Late than Never

A very optimistic news article came out in the newspaper last week affirming that Sudan Railways will resume transporting passengers by the end of this year.
We, in Sudan Vision, called for Sudan Railways Corporation rehabilitation in several editorials and columns, to the extent that we proposed postponing all the government investment projects and transform its funding to rehabilitate Sudan Railways.
However, Sudan Railways comes on top of the giant government establishment as it owns a US$22 billion dollars representing its main infrastructure including the 5000 kilometers of rails besides the workshops and factories.
Having such infrastructure makes Sudan Railways Corporation on top of the peer institutions such..more

Good Day :Luka Biong in a "New Look"..! (3)
It is clear that there is disagreement between Mr. Luka...
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Tutorials :Other Hostility Initiators…! (2)
In the continuity of critical and analytical texts, I believe...
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Focus :Running Against Islam
Every political season has its hot-button issues. There’s race, ...
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South Sudan's Weak Economy Bears Brunt of Border Clashes

Weeks of brutal conflict with its arch-rival to the north have exacerbated South Sudan's deep economic problems, with fuel shortages worsening and fears rising the country could run out of cash ...details

Yes, South Sudan Is A Failed State

Though there is no universal definition of a failed state, a failed state can be a nation seen as having failed at some of the basic conditions and responsibilities of a sovereign government, according to Wikipedia ...details

As I see it :An Analysis and Critique of US Journalists Nicholas Kristof, Faith McDonnell Rob Schwarzwalder Illegal Visit to the Nuba Mountains (6)

As I see it, it is no surprised that the US journalists and the US lawmakers, these days could illegally enter into Sudan free at will and without any authorization from the immigration authorities for formal documentations,... ...details