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When the Teacher is the Bully
Jun 25, 2020It all began when I corrected the teacher’s spelling mistake. All I did was quietly raise my hand to point out the mistake and correct it. The teacher said I was trying to imply how I... -
Modesty in Sudan | Part I: Crack the Dress Code
Jun 22, 2020Since the revolution, conservative Sudan has undergone remarkable changes, marked by a series of changes that have affected its social structure. This evolution reflects the nation’s ongoing dialogue between preserving its heritage and embracing a new... -
The Writers of Today and Tomorrow
Jun 18, 2020There are many things that Sudan is far behind on including science, technology, healthcare systems, education, and the list goes on. However, Sudanese literature is rich with successful Sudanese writers such as Al Tayeb Salih and... -
Introducing Jalsaty: An Online Mental Health Counseling Platform
Jun 17, 2020Mental health has been a crucial topic in recent years. It’s even more crucial today as the world deals with a pandemic leaving people locked away in their homes as an attempt to curb the spread... -
The Implications of Climate Change in Sudan
Jun 15, 2020As the world is dealing with a deadly pandemic, it becomes increasingly apparent that climate change will be at the forefront of political dialogue for the foreseeable future. The reason is simple; the issues that climate... -
Behind The #KandakasAreHumiliated Campaign
Jun 12, 2020Since the world went into self-quarantine or self-isolation as a move to curb the spread of COVID-19, reports and concerns over domestic violence have increased. In Sudan, many young women began sharing their stories about being... -
3 June Massacre One Year On: ‘Justice is Still Far Away’
Jun 10, 2020A year has passed since the massacre of 3 June 2019 – the darkest day in Sudan’s modern history. More than 100 Sudanese were killed, hundreds wounded and many others are still missing. In December 2019,... -
“You Will Die at Twenty” and Sudan’s Collectivist Culture
Jun 4, 2020The much-acclaimed film “You Will Die at Twenty” by Sudanese director Amjad Abu Alala follows the journey of a young boy who is prophesied to die once he reaches twenty years of age, and subsequently spends... -
On Living Memories: Hussein Shariffe
Jun 2, 2020‘There is a definitive analogy between my work as a painter and my work as a filmmaker, which I think is inevitable. My framing of the film is painterly. When it is in black and white... -
Akram Altoum In The Spotlight
Jun 1, 2020In September 2019, Sudan began to form its first government since the overthrow of the longstanding former Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir and his regime. As Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok addressed the nation in a press conference...