Name: Episode 4: Sudan’s Economic Stabilization by Chatham House
Duration: 38 min 28 s
Description: In this episode of Africa Aware, Dame Rosalind Marsden discusses the state of Sudan’s transition, while Dr Adam Elhiraika speaks about the country’s economic reform priorities and international support.

the main setback for the democratic transition in Sudan is the weak set of technocrats like Hireika himself and his boss PM Hamdok

In this episode of Africa Aware, Dame Rosalind Marsden discusses the state of Sudan’s transition, while Dr Adam Elhiraika speaks about the country’s economic reform priorities and international support.

Episode 4: Sudan’s Economic Stabilization

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Episode 4: Sudan’s Economic Stabilization

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