No. 60 (July 2019)

Editorial. p.1-4.

Selma Babikir el Rayah. 'Omer el Beshir: my role in his demise.' pp.5-13.

Gill Lusk. 'Spring of Hope.' pp.14-27.

Sara Beleil. 'Al Inqaz: power, money, ideology or plain psychopathy, pp.28-32.

Peter Verney. '“They tried to bury us. They did not know we are seeds”: the music of Sudan’s Revolution.' pp.33-45.

Peter Woodward. 'Uprisings in Sudan.' pp.46-48.

Mawan Muortat. 'Juba Trip, May 2019. Brief observations from an uneasily calm city.' pp.49-55.

Peter Woodward. 'First Raise a Flag. How South Sudan won the longest war but lost the peace’, and ‘South Sudan’s Civil War. Violence, insurgency, and failed peacemaking.' Review of books by Peter Martell and John Young. pp.57-60.

Iman Sharif. 'Transforming Sudan. Decolonization, economic development and state formation.' Review of book by Alden Young. pp.61-62.

Mawan Muortat. 'Banthology: stories from unwanted nations.' Review of book edited by Sarah Cleave. pp.63-64.

Gill Lusk. 'Civil Uprisings in Modern Sudan. The ‘Khartoum Springs’ of 1964 and 1985'. Review of book by W.J. Berridge. pp.65-70.

Andrew Wheeler. 'Christianity and Catastrophe in South Sudan. Civil war, migration, and the rise of Dinka Anglicanism.' Review of book by Jesse Zink. pp.71-73.

Lutz Oette. 'The Codifications of Islamic Criminal Law in the Sudan: penal codes and Supreme Court case law under Numayrī and al-Bashīr.' Review of book by Olaf Köndgen. pp.74-76.

News from the Sudan Archive, Durham. pp.77-78.

SSSUK Notices: Symposium and AGM. p.79-80.