No. 51 (January 2015)

Douglas Johnson. ‘Jack Davies: An appreciation’. pp. 5-6.

Gerard Prunier. ‘Why did South Sudan blow up in December 2013 and what is likely to happen as a result?’ [Part 1]. pp. 7-22.

Mustafa M. Khogali. ‘Notes on two refugee camps in the southern part of White Nile’. pp. 23-31.

Zoe Cormack. ‘Report on the SSSUK Annual Symposium 2014’. pp. 32-33.

Fergus Nicoll. ‘Ali al Mahdi’s oral history of the Mahdia’. pp. 34-43.

Gerassimos Makris. ‘The Tumbura spirit possession cult in the Sudan: A long-term view’. pp. 44-61.

Rosalind Marsden, Mawan Muortat, Benjamin Taban Avelino and Philip Winter. ‘Panel on contemporary South Sudan’. pp. 62-70.

Djamela Magid, Dan L. Lukudu and Yasmin Sinada. ‘Creative writing from the Sudans’. pp. 71-77.

Philip Winter. ‘The ghosts of Badingilu’. pp. 78-81.

Douglas Johnson. ‘Sudan in British comedy’. pp. 82-83.

Lutz Oette. ‘Sudanese journeys: of friends, nightmares and dreams’. pp. 84-92.

Peter Woodward. ‘Law’s fragile state: colonial, authoritarian and humanitarian legacies in Sudan’. Review of a book by Mark Fathi Massoud. pp. 93-94.