Tuesday 10 March 2026
Mada Al-Fateh is a Sudanese writer and researcher based in Paris. He formerly served as a diplomat for the Sudanese government.
Articles by the Author
Opinion
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Caught between regional powerplays and Western influence, the African Union avoids taking a decisive side in Sudan’s war. Its stance, shaped by constraints and shifting interests, remains open to change but far from independent.…
Caught between regional powerplays and Western influence, the African Union avoids taking a decisive side in Sudan’s war. Its stance, shaped by constraints and shifting interests, remains open to change but far from independent.…
Culture
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The kadamul, a Sahelian cloth that covers the head and face, is closely associated in Sudan with Arab militiamen and the RSF. However, it is also a shared part of the culture of desert tribes, many of which oppose the RSF.
The kadamul, a large, colourful turban worn by supporters of the…
The kadamul, a Sahelian cloth that covers the head and face, is closely associated in Sudan with Arab militiamen and the RSF. However, it is also a shared part of the culture of desert tribes, many of which oppose the RSF.
The kadamul, a large, colourful turban worn by supporters of the…