The old Sudan has only been preached to us, we never got to witness it first hand. Taiseer Khalil believes that the youth are making a raucous in an attempt to reclaim it. ...Read More

Suzanne Sharief tackles the notion of identity, as formed by her personal experience....Read More

Yasir Elkhider gives us an insight into what Sudan will look like in 2017 if things stay as they are. Fined for wearing slippers and being too dark-skinned will be common, lest we take control....Read More

Zvezdana spent most of her childhood in Sudan, she goes back in time and recounts her memories of Eid mornings, walks by the Nile and even the scent of incense. ...Read More

Ali Kashif argues that for change to be widespread, one must start with the self....Read More

Ever wondered why there is so much trash on our streets? Nadine El Roubi points to the reasons and prompts a sense of ownership of our beautiful land....Read More

Leila Aboulela recounts her childhood years in Khartoum....Read More

Safia Ali takes us into the world of driving in Khartoum; reckless pedestrians, hand gestures and the dirty looks....Read More

Most Sudanese leave their country seeking a better life, Abdubaker Abdelaziz gives us an insight into the mindset of those who leave Sudan for the GCC....Read More

The old Sudan was described to the new generation as a paragon for leadership. Wael El Khidir is fed up with the "fairy tales" and asks the right question....Read More