If you followed the fighting that erupted in Khartoum on April 15, 2023, you would have asked: what's going on in Sudan? Stoning the Devil of War in Sudan offers an answer that detaches from the media narratives to critically investigate the sociopolitical, sociocultural, and socioeconomic undercurrents of the war. Stoning the Devil pursues a therapy to Sudan's tribulation in the lives of its people and in the broader Pan-African journey to self-realization. It provides contextually-relevant case-studies from Angola, Kenya, Mozambique, Rwanda, Sierra-Leone, South Africa, Tanzania, and South Sudan. The book metaphors an attempt to break the serial nature of the war in Sudan through logical and chronological actions to rethink its narratives, decipher its intricacies, and resolve its riddles. It presents a structured roadmap to transition the country into a resilient peace and social cohesion. Stoning the Devil of War in Sudan recommends practical actions for political stability, socioeconomic development, security sector reform, foreign relations normalization, transitional justice, social infrastructure rebuilding, and education system transformation