ISS Today: With Bashir gone, the Horn faces a power shake-up

ISS Today
18 SEP

A sobering history lesson from Ruth First for the prospects of success in Sudan

Shamil Jeppie
06 SEP

Sudanese military raises questions over conceding power

Peter Fabricius
15 JUL

Sudan at a crossroads: The leadership of the African Union needs to be stepped up

Patrick Hajayandi
18 JUN

Tough talk by the AU and US looks unlikely to dislodge Sudan’s military junta

Peter Fabricius
18 JUN

General Hemeti and Friends: The warlord killing the Sudanese Democratic Revolution

Chris Kline
17 JUN

There’s much work to be done in Sudan

ISS Today
17 APR

Will a second Arab Spring – broadened to Africa – wither like the first?

Peter Fabricius
16 APR

Demands for toppled Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir to face prosecution

Peter Fabricius
12 APR

Sudan’s latest protests could bring down Bashir

ISS Today
21 JAN

Can SA and the ICC resolve their differences?

Peter Fabricius
13 SEP 2018

Two court disputes test SA’s commitment to rule of law

Peter Fabricius
06 SEP 2018

Signs of an ANC shift on withdrawal from ICC

Carien Du Plessis
03 SEP 2018

Don’t pull South Africa out of the ICC, judges urge Justice Minister Masutha

Peter Fabricius
30 AUG 2018

South Africa’s ICC plans should become clearer at international talk shop

Peter Fabricius
29 AUG 2018

South Sudan foes sign final power-sharing deal

AFP
05 AUG 2018

The International Criminal Court is as strong as the support it gets from states

ISS Today
17 JUL 2018

South Sudan foes in new peace talks to end deadly war

AFP
25 JUN 2018

South Africa and the ICC: Dismantling the international criminal justice system to protect one individual?

Navi Pillay and Angela Mudukuti
19 JUN 2018

SA revives threat to leave ICC, using the law’s back door

Moira Levy
12 JUN 2018

Op-Ed: South Africa could inspire reform of the International Criminal Court – but chooses to be an outlier in the global justice system instead

Angela Mudukuti
17 DEC 2017