The formation of a power-sharing government is a significant and positive step in the South Sudan peace process. Finally, after many false starts, the hopes of millions of South Sudanese for peace...
By Suliman Baldo New Year’s Day spelt death and despair for the people of West Darfur. Following the intensification of clashes between elements from Arab and non-Arab Massalit ethnic groups during...
Posted by Enough Team on September 16, 2019 The leader of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement/Army in Opposition (SPLM/A-IO), former Vice President Riek Machar, arrived in Juba on September 9,...
Dear Ambassadors of the UN Security Council : As a coalition of 16 international and regional civil society organizations, we are writing to seek your urgent support in addressing the precarious...
Dear Ambassadors of the UN Security Council : As a coalition of 16 international and regional civil society organizations, we are writing to seek your urgent support in addressing the precarious...
Posted by Brian Adeba on May 23, 2019 The South Sudan peace agreement suffered a serious blow when the deadline to form a government of national unity lapsed without fanfare on May 12. While parties...
Par Sasha Lezhnev et Sarah Gardiner Au lendemain des élections entachées d’irrégularités qui se sont tenues en République démocratique du Congo (RDC) en décembre 2018, il est important que la...
By Sasha Lezhnev and Sarah Gardiner In the wake of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (hereafter Congo) flawed December 2018 elections, it is important for the international community to focus on key...
(Washington, DC) – The Enough Project is gravely concerned by the nature of the coup d’etat that took place in Sudan overnight. President Omar al-Bashir’s First Vice-President and Minister of...
War crimes pay. In East and Central Africa, where armed conflict has created some of the fastest-growing refugee flows in the world, control over lucrative resources is often the raison d’etre of...