No. 56 (October 2017)

Philip Winter. ‘How might the outside world help South Sudan?’ pp. 3-10.

John Ashworth. ‘The Church and peace in South Sudan’. pp. 11-21.

Ronald Forrest. ‘An expatriate in the Sudan 1957-1962’. pp. 22-32.

Aru Muortat. ‘Some of South Sudan’s historical figures’. pp. 33-42.

Gillian Lusk. ‘Engagement beyond the centre: A review’. pp. 43-53.

Jillian Osman. ‘Memories of Mo’. pp. 54-55.

Raphael Cormack. ‘Sudan: Emergence of singularities: A review.’ pp. 54-59.

Francis Gotto. ‘News from the Sudan Archive, Durham’. pp. 60-63.

Willow Berridge. ‘Modern Muslims: a Sudan memoir’. Review of a book by Steve Howard. pp. 67-68.

Jack Davies. ‘Sudan days 1926-1954, A memoir by Richard Owen'. Review of a book by Richard Owen, edited by Duff Hart-Davis. pp. 69-70.

Jacob J. Akol. ‘Bound by conflict: dilemmas of the two Sudans’. Review of a book by Francis Mading Deng. pp. 71-72.

Aly Verjee. ‘South Sudan: the untold story’. Review of a book by Hilde F. Johnson. pp. 73-74.

A. Aziz Hussein Alsawi. ‘The general and the frogs’. Review of a book by Mirghani Hassan. pp. 75-77.