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Gone But Not Forgotten: Remembering Those Sudan Lost in 2018
Dec 10, 20182018 has almost come to an end and this year we lost many extraordinary characters that helped shape Sudan in one way or another. As the world mourned the loss of Stephen Hawking, Kofi Anan, Aretha... -
Grooming Sudan’s Aspiring Entrepreneurs
Dec 9, 2018Regardless of Sudan’s political and economic climate, Sudan is seeing a growing drive for entrepreneurship. Aspiring entrepreneurs have many platforms to approach that can help them turn their ideas into real businesses. This year, new initiatives... -
Decision Fatigue: The Science Behind Making Bad Decisions
Dec 6, 2018Have you ever wondered how many decisions we take every day? Why is it that sometimes we take the wrong decision despite better judgment? And could the number of decisions we take every day influence their... -
The Stories Behind the Walls of Sudanese Homes
Dec 6, 2018Echoes of laughter and the smell of food fills the air with nostalgia. Thick brick walls provide shelter throughout the cold winters and heavy rains, while uniquely positioned vents bring in ample light to brighten our... -
Queues for Fuel, Queues for Bread, Queues for Everything
Dec 5, 2018Yet again, Sudanese residents took to social media to express their despair of long queues for fuel, bread, ATMs and more. The queues are a result of a shortage of fuel, bread and banknotes, amongst other... -
New African Magazine Names 3 Sudanese in 100 Most Influential Africans of 2018 List
Dec 4, 2018New African magazine just revealed its 100 Most Influential Africans of the Year list as part of its December 2018 issue. Out of the 100 men and women on the list, only three entries represent Sudan. First... -
Agashe: Sudan’s Homage to its African Roots
Dec 3, 2018While strolling down Khartoum’s Souq Al Arabi at night, you cannot miss the smoke trailing in the gaps between the crowds. And as your eyes follow the smoke, your nose is drawn in by the distinctive... -
Fire Breaks Out in Souq Omdurman
Dec 2, 2018On the early morning of 1 December 2018, news broke out on social media about a huge fire at the ancient Souq Omdurman, leaving many shop owners and traders in distress about their shops and financial... -
Taha El Roubi: Giving Voice to Sudan’s Youth
Nov 30, 2018Sudan’s leading English radio station, Capital 91.6 FM reaches at least 1.9 million listeners through the airwaves on their radios and on their phones through applications. ‘Music is our core and with it, one is able to... -
Retiring as a Trainee – The Hard Truth About Sudan’s Job Market
Nov 29, 2018During their last year at university, students dream of a bright future, full of success and celebrations. They believe the road will be paved for them once they receive their long-awaited university degree, and they will...