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Sudan Studies 58 is now digitally available on this website for SSSUK members who have website accounts. Sudan Studies 54 has been made publicly available after the two-year exclusivity period. Click here for table of contents.
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Issue 53 of 'Sudan Studies' has now been made publicly accessible on this website, after the two-year members-only period. Click here for contents list.
'Sudan Studies' No. 57 (March 2018) is now online for SSSUK members who have a website account. See the 'Sudan Studies' page. Click here for a preview of the contents.
Work by SSSUK member Ricardo Preve led to the return to Italy of a submariner's remains, in a ceremony at Port Sudan on 19th April 2018. Read more here.
Issues of our journal for the last two years are now available in digital form on this website, for SSSUK members with website accounts. You can find the links at the bottom of the 'Sudan Studies' page.
Issues 50 and 51 (July 2014 and January 2015) of our journal Sudan Studies now join those freely available on this website. See the Sudan Studies page.
SSSUK member Mary Keenan's new book is now out: Abroma to Ziziphus and Beyond: Forests, Surveys, Rivers and Roads of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan 1899-1956.
The Sudan/South Sudan Seminar Series 2015/16 was run jointly by SSSUK and the Centre for African Studies (CAS) at SOAS, London. Short reports are now available on each of the seminars, dealing with topics of arms, agriculture, arts and law.
Issue 53 of Sudan Studies (February 2016) is the first in its new full-colour design . Contents include: Chris Milner on South Sudan Theatre 2015; Chris Vaughn on Colonial Governance in Darfur during the Anglo-Egyptian Condominium; Ricardo Preve on The Story of the Macallé; and Derek A. Welsby on the work of the Sudan Archaeological Research Society.
Sudan Studies #63 (January 2021) is now digitally available for SSSUK members here. No yet a member? Join the Society today and get an account.
To view the table of contents, click here.
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On 5th May 2020, SSSUK hosted an online event covering the 2018 Sudanese revolution and the prospects for lasting democracy in the country. The event featured Dr Magdi El-Gizouli, Mr Ali Abdel Latif, Prof Jok Madut Jok and Dr Willow Berridge. It was moderated by Dr Abdel Azim Al Hassan
Watch the event video here
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On May 20, SSSUK hosted an online event featuring the experiences of health workers from Sudan, South Sudan and the UK during the coronavirus pandemic. The event featured Dr Sara Abdelgalil, Dr Eluzai Abe Hakim, Dr Marwa Gibril and Dr Nicki Kindersley.
Watch the event video here
SSSUK's 2019 Annual Symposium included a variety of talks related to the 19th December revolution in Sudan. See the video record here.
Sudan Studies #62 (July 2020) is now available online. This edition contains articles on COVID-19, the Ilemi Triangle, the December Revolution, the history of Jews in Sudan and more! Included also are several obituaries and book reviews. Click here for the full table of contents. To gain access, join the Society today!
Dr Amin Mekki Medani, the respected lawyer and human rights campaigner, passed away on 31st August 2018. We post video clips of tributes paid to him at SSSUK's Annual Symposium.
Hurst Publishers offer a 20% discount on four books about Sudan and South Sudan. Click here to see flyer.
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