CEDEJ Khartoum

13/05/2026

CEDEJ Khartoum would like to thank the participants of the event entitled “Resilience Strategies of Local Communities to Access Water in the Context of Armed Conflict in Sudan” by Noha Hassan El Tayib Hamza.

11/05/2026

CEDEJ Khartoum is pleased to announce its upcoming event taking place in CEDEJ Cairo entitled "Resilience Strategies of Local Communities to Access Water in the Context of Armed Conflict in Sudan".
Speaker: Noha Hassan El Tayib Hamza (University Paris 8 / CEDEJ Khartoum)
Date: 13 May, 2026
Time: 2pm-4 pm
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Resilience Strategies of Local Communities to Access Water in the Context of Armed Conflict in Sudan   Date: Wednesday 13th...

07/05/2026

📣 New on the CEDEJ Khartoum Blog!
We’re pleased to share “Navigating Forced Displacement: Socioeconomic Challenges and Adaptation Strategies among the Sudanese in the United Arab Emirates – Ajman” A paper by Hager Hassan, with the support of CEDEJ Khartoum.

Drawing on interviews, focus groups, and field observations, the study examines the everyday realities faced by Sudanese displaced to the UAE following the 2023 war in Sudan. From legal restrictions and rising living costs to employment barriers and housing challenges, the paper explores how migrants navigate uncertainty while rebuilding their lives in Ajman.

The study also highlights the importance of social networks, Sudanese cultural spaces, bazaars, and digital platforms in fostering resilience, solidarity, and adaptation within the community.

🔗 Read the full blog post from the link below.

Navigating Forced Displacement: Socioeconomic Challenges and adaptation strategies among the Sudanese in the United Arab Emirates – Ajman A paper...

29/04/2026

CEDEJ Khartoum is pleased to announce its upcoming event taking place in CEDEJ Cairo entitled "Gender Inequality and Barriers to Marketing Agricultural Products Faced by Women Farmers in West Galabat, Gadarif State".
Speaker: Bashir Ibrahim Abakar (University of Gadaref)
Date: 6 May, 2026
Time: 2pm-4 pm
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Gender Inequality and Barriers to Marketing Agricultural Products Faced by Women Farmers in West Galabat, Gadarif State   Date: Wednesday...

20/04/2026

CEDEJ Khartoum extends its sincere condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of the late Sudanese researcher and activist Muzan Alneel.

Muzan was a committed and principled scholar whose work reflected deep engagement with Sudan’s realities. A 2025 CEDEJ Khartoum grantee, her contributions to research and public scholarship were grounded in a strong belief in the agency of Sudanese people and the possibility of meaningful change in Sudan.

Her loss is deeply felt, and her legacy will continue on through the ideas she leaves behind.

Our heartfelt condolences to all who knew and worked with her.

10/04/2026

CEDEJ Khartoum is pleased to announce its upcoming event taking place in CEDEJ Cairo entitled "Gender Inequality and Barriers to Marketing Agricultural Products Faced by Women Farmers in West Galabat, Gadarif State".
Speaker: Bashir Ibrahim Abakar (University of Khartoum)
Date: 15 April, 2026
Time: 2pm-4 pm
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Gender Inequality and Barriers to Marketing Agricultural Products Faced by Women Farmers in West Galabat, Gadarif State   Date: Wednesday...

06/04/2026

📣 New on the CEDEJ Khartoum Blog!

We’re pleased to share “Spaces of Longing: A Visual Mapping of Resemblances between Cairo and Sudanese Cities in the Memories of Sudanese Refugees” by Rania Hassan Mohamed, produced with the support of CEDEJ Khartoum.

Using interviews, mental maps, and photography, the study explores how Sudanese refugees reinterpret Cairo through memory—finding echoes of home in everyday places like markets, cafés, and the Nile.

At a time of ongoing displacement, the paper highlights how memory becomes essential for navigating loss and rebuilding a sense of belonging.

🔗 Read the full blog post from the link below.

Spaces of Longing: A Visual Mapping of Resemblances between Cairo and Sudanese Cities in the Memories of Sudanese Refugees ...

03/04/2026

CEDEJ Khartoum is pleased to announce its upcoming event taking place in CEDEJ Cairo entitled "Navigating forced displacement: Socioeconomic challenges and adaptation strategies among the Sudanese in the United Arab Emirates - Ajman".
Speaker: Hager Hassan
Date: 8 April, 2026
Time: 2pm-4 pm
For more Information, visit our website.

Navigating forced displacement: Socioeconomic challenges and adaptation strategies among the Sudanese in the United Arab Emirates – Ajman   Date:...

09/03/2026

📣 New on the CEDEJ Khartoum Blog!

We’re pleased to share a new paper entitled “The Inequality–Growth Nexus in Sudan: Insights from an ARDL Approach” by Mohamed Elhaj Mustafa (University of Khartoum), produced with the support of CEDEJ Khartoum.

Using economic data from 1980–2022, the study examines the relationship between income inequality and economic growth in Sudan. The findings suggest that while inequality may coincide with short-term growth, it ultimately acts as a barrier to long-term development in fragile economic contexts.

At a time of deep economic and humanitarian challenges, the paper highlights the importance of inclusive growth policies to support Sudan’s recovery and long-term stability.

🔗 Read the full blog post from the link below.

The Inequality–Growth Nexus in Sudan: Insights from an ARDL Approach A paper by Mohamed Elhaj Mustafa (University of Khartoum), with...

26/02/2026

CEDEJ Khartoum would like to thank the participants of the seminar entitled “Sudanahye: Sudanese-Armenian History and the Colonial Legacy in Sudan” by Vahe Boghosian, held on the same day as its Ramadan iftar ✨

20/02/2026

CEDEJ Khartoum is pleased to announce its upcoming event taking place in CEDEJ Cairo entitled "sudanahye: Sudanese-Armenian history and the colonial legacy in Sudan".
Speaker: Vahe Boghosian
Date: 25 February, 2026
Time: 4pm-6 pm
For more Information, visit our website.

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