No. 59 (February 2019)

Suliman Baldo. ‘Tribute to Dr. Amin Mekki Meddani: His imprint on today’s rights and civil society movements in Sudan’. pp. 5-7.

Douglas H. Johnson. ‘Paul Wilson (1955-2018)’. pp. 8-10.

Hala Alkarib. ‘How to achieve gender equality - Navigating politics and religion’. pp. 11-18.

Francis and Margret Kenyi. ‘The memories of Francis and Margret Kenyi, two South Sudanese’. pp. 19-27.

Peter Everington. ‘Patriots who bridged the divides in Sudan’s early years of independence’. pp. 28-40.

Garth Glentworth. ‘Cross-country travel in Sudan in 1974: The challenges of delivering development aid’. pp. 41-50.

Jil Orpen. The Sudan as it was: Herders and nomads’. pp. 51-60.

Peter Verney. ‘Tongue-tied: How interpreting errors hurt Sudanese asylum cases’. pp. 61-70.

Douglas H. Johnson. ‘A visit to South Sudanese in Australia’. pp. 71-75.

Rebecca Bradshaw and Jane Humphris. ‘UCL Qatar: Archaeology in Meroe’. pp. 76-78.

Robyn Thomas. ‘Elsewhere, home’. Review of a book by Leila Aboulela. pp. 80-82.

Danielle Del Vicario. ‘South Sudan: A new history for a new nation’. Review of a book by Douglas H. Johnson. pp. 83-85.

Daniel Large. ‘Food aid in Sudan: A history of power, politics and profit’. Review of a book by Susanne Jaspars. pp. 86-88.

News from the Sudan archive, Durham. pp. 89-90.