by Amir Obeid | Aug 27, 2026 | Legal Affairs
POWER IS NOT A GUN | POWER IS A HIERARCHY | PART ONE | THE SHIP THAT BUILT A NATION Imagine a large trading ship setting sail with more than a hundred people on board — men, women and children. The ship was also carrying cows, sheep and chickens, along with seeds,...
by Amir Obeid | Aug 23, 2026 | Legal Affairs, Politics
A Legal Reflection on the Surrender of RSF Fighters and Their Possible Integration into the Sudanese Armed Forces A legal and institutional perspective on surrender, accountability, reintegration and the role of lawyers in post-conflict decision-making It is...
by Amir Obeid | Aug 21, 2026 | Legal Affairs
Sudan and the Engineeringof Statehood – THE MISSING LEGAL GEAR Sudan does not need another ceremonial institution. It needs the legal gear that can connect national effort, anticipate risk and convert policy into durable results. Whatever differences may exist...
by Amir Obeid | Aug 19, 2026 | Economic
Strengthening Sudan’s Land Directorates to Protect the Nation’s Land Sudan’s Land Directorates are entrusted with one of the State’s most fundamental responsibilities: protecting and administering the legal record of rights in land. If the Land Directorates protect...
by Amir Obeid | Aug 18, 2026 | Politics, Sudan War
Who is legally entitled to drive, who determines the destination, and what prevents either the uniform or the suit from taking ownership of the vehicle?The State is the vehicle. The Constitution controls the steering. The people provide the power. Could the solution...
