No. 55 (February 2017)

Gill Lusk. ‘Mohamed Ahmed Abdulla Abbaro: An appreciation’. p. 3.

Aziz el Nur Abdel Magid & Charlotte Martin. ‘Sudanese literature today: A panel discussion’. pp. 4 -6.

Al Saddiq al Raddi. ‘Poem of the Nile’. pp. 7-11.

Jesse Zink. ‘Dinka vernacular literature and Bung de Diet ke Duor: Hymnody and publishing in a South Sudanese Church’. pp. 12-22.

Peter Verney. ‘“Does your tribe have a flag?” The perils of seeking asylum in the UK’. pp. 23-31.

Ali Agab. ‘Rule of law and rule by law in Sudan’. pp. 32-43.

Douglas H. Johnson. ‘Sudan and South Sudan: from one to two’. Review of a book by Bona Malwal. pp. 47-49.

Leben Nelson Moro. ‘South Sudan: the notable firsts’. Review of a book by Kuyok Abol Kuyok. pp. 50-52.

Michael Medley. ‘The root causes of Sudan’s Civil Wars: old wars and new wars’. Review of a book by Douglas H. Johnson. p. 53.

Jack Davies. ‘In the paths of dangerous fame: the life and travels of W.G. Browne’. Review of a book by Edmund Wyatt. pp. 54-56.

Matthew S. Benson. ‘Borders and borderlands as resources in the Horn of Africa’. Review of a book edited by Markus V. Hoehne and Dereje Feyissa. pp. 57-59.

Aziz el Nur. ‘The Book of Khartoum. A city in short fiction’. Review of a book edited by Raphael Cormack and Max Shmookler. pp. 60-61.