Friday 17 April 2026
Hamid Khalafallah is a development practitioner, researcher, and policy analyst. He is currently a PhD student researching political transitions and grassroots movements in Africa at the Global Development Institute of the University of Manchester, UK. Prior to that, Hamid worked for various international organizations, focusing on governance and development issues in Sudan. Hamid’s research interests include governance, inclusive development, democracy, democratization processes, citizen-state engagement, and participation. He can be reached at X/Twitter.
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Hamid Khalafallah, a Sudanese writer and academic researcher, reflects on the war in Sudan, displacement and its broader impact on the country’s people
Where, then, were the roots that struck down into times past? Where are the memories of death and life? What had happened to the…
Hamid Khalafallah, a Sudanese writer and academic researcher, reflects on the war in Sudan, displacement and its broader impact on the country’s people
Where, then, were the roots that struck down into times past? Where are the memories of death and life? What had happened to the…