The word 'sudanese' is correct and usable in written English
It is used as an adjective to describe anything related to Sudan, its people, culture, language, and/or geography. For example, "The sudanese people celebrated their independence day with a traditional dance."
The Beats of the Anatov, a study of Sudanese cattle herders, took the documentary prize for Hajooj Kuka, over the much-fancied The Look of Silence, Joshua Oppenheimer's followup to The Act of Killing.
In LRA's case, its main support came from the Sudanese government in Khartoum and many suspect it still maintains the patronage of Omar el-Bashir, the country's president, himself indicted for war crimes by the ICC.
So distant is it from the Chadian capital that the currency in use is Sudanese.
You need a Sudanese visa before you can book the ferry ticket.
They may be Somali or Sudanese, it doesn't matter.
But some Sudanese journalists have set up online outlets in order to report freely.
Part of that includes securing the border against rebels groups including the LRA, the Allied Democratic Forces, Congolese militias and several other Sudanese and Congolese groups that are all operating in that area," he said.
But the Ugandan and Sudanese army don't have a great track record.
Sudanese academic Ahmed H Adam has recently warned that north Darfur was facing a fresh threat of genocide at the hands of forces loyal to the regime.
With access to contraception and an understanding of how to use it, Joyce's story had a happier ending than those of most South Sudanese women.
The Sudanese government has given no sign that it is ready to stop its forces or its proxies from bludgeoning the Darfuris.
