No. 65 (February 2022)

Editorial. pp.1-3.

Obituaries

Mohamed Beshir Ahmed (Abdel Aziz Hussein Alsawi). pp.5-7.

Philip Bowcock. pp.8-11.

Ahmed El-Bushra. pp.12-16.

Anisa Joseph Dani. pp.17-19.

Abdel Aziz Hussein Alsawi. 'On the Essence of John Garang’s Historical Role.' pp.20-22.

The Addis Ababa Agreement, 1972.

Rift Valley Institute. 'We Have Lived Too Long to Be Deceived.' pp.24-42.

Garth Glentworth. 'State Building at Southern Regional, Provincial and District Levels.' pp.43-50.

Rosemary Squires. 'Not Just Lines on a Map.' pp.51-55.

Reflections on a Revolution

Leila Aboulela. 'Our Revolution is a Mother.' pp.57-59.

Peter Woodward. ‘An army with a state attached’. pp.60-63.

Nureldin Satti. 'Reflections on the 19 December 2018 Revolution.' pp.64-65.

Mawan Muortat. 'The Sudanese Revolution Through a South Sudanese Lens.' pp.66-67.

Husam Elmugamar. 'The Deeper Meaning of the Sudanese Revolution.' pp.68-70.

Jihad Salih Mashamoun. 'Thoughts on Sudanese Practising Non-violent Resistance.' pp.71-72.

Gill Lusk. 'The Revolution: thinking and being.' pp.73-79.

Book Reviews

Suad M.E. Musa. 'Women Writers of the Two Sudans.' Review of book edited by Ahmed Al-Shahi and Laurent Mignon. pp.81-84.

Peter Woodward. 'The Nile. History’s Greatest River.' Review of book by Terje Tvedt. pp.85-86.

News from the Sudan Archive, Durham. pp.87-88.