There is a special magic in the aroma of freshly baked biscuits, filling the air in Sudanese homes on almost every happy occasion. The scent of sweet and spice in a warm kitchen fills one with...

The mosques are illuminated, the streets are decorated, and the holy month of Ramadan approaches, filling Muslims around the world with anticipation for what the month may bring. It is a time for fasting, prayer, and...

Mornings in a Sudanese home can be defined by one thing, shai al sabah, or the morning tea. At the start of every day, the scent of brewing tea and homemade biscuits wafts through most Sudanese...

December has dawned on us, filling millions of Sudanese around the world with nostalgia and longing for Sudan. This time of year never fails to ignite the sense of patriotism and unity within the Sudanese people....

Tens of thousands of protesters are preparing for a Millions March on Saturday, 30 October 2021, protesting against the military coup, led by General Abdel Fattah Al Burhan. In the early morning hours of 25 October...

Over the past few years, people in Khartoum have made it a tradition to go big on New Year’s Eve. This year, despite the ongoing pandemic, people still made it a point to celebrate in the...

For as long as we have known, the people of Sudan have continuously witnessed a stoop in their country’s economy. There have been many limitations in the way of people acquiring their basic needs, and simply...

The late American writer Tom Spurgeon once said, ‘We read comics as a window to other comics, comics we may never see, comics that may or may not be out there. We read all the comics...

As the month of January comes to an end, we cannot help but reflect on early 2019, which brought a lot of defining changes for Sudan and its community. More and more people were going out...