After splinter, can Sudan’s anti-war coalition reinvent itself?

Sudanese people celebrate in Meroe, Northern State, on January 11, 2025, after the army announced entering Wad Madani, held by the paramilitary RSF [AFP]

On February 10, Sudan’s largest antiwar coalition, Taqaddum, finally splintered.

The disagreement was over whether to participate in a new parallel government being set up by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), one of the belligerent parties in Sudan’s nearly two-year war.