society
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Homeland or trashland
Jun 17, 2012Ever 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 -
MADE IN SUDAN: Pampering at a psychological cost
Jun 13, 2012Maha El-Sanosi recounts a mundane experience at a rundown beauty salon in Omdurman. ...Read More -
Sudanese Diaspora: Seeking sustenance elsewhere
Jun 12, 2012Most 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 -
What we used to be and what we are now
Jun 10, 2012The 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 -
RANDOM RANTS | Why breakfast should be banned in Sudan
Jun 7, 2012Yasir analyzes the role of breakfast in Sudan. From ministerial queues to certification centers, breakfast is the main cause of Sudan's underdevelopment, Yasir says....Read More -
Let’s dream, for a better Sudan
Jun 6, 2012On dreams, and how they can affect the future. Thabit Hamror proposes we all dream of a better Sudan. ...Read More -
SUDANESE CULTURE: Social solidarity and extended families
Jun 5, 2012Sofyan Mirghani discusses Sudanese social obligations. A society dependent on society, Sudanese people take social commitment to a whole new level. ...Read More -
The impact of politics on everyday life
Jun 4, 2012Politics and life are correlated in ways most of us seem to neglect. Khaldah Khaled emphasizes the importance of being politically aware, and the subsequent impact of politics on society....Read More -
Sudanese Weddings: A royal shenanigan
May 28, 2012Gisma, dark skin and camera cables; Jasmin gives her take on the absurdities and customs of traditional Sudanese weddings in modern day Sudan. ...Read More -
The need for an Online Social Revolution
May 28, 2012Despite the relative freedom of expression that is found on online social media sites, Dalhia believes there's a growing "marking of territory" by the online self-proclaimed intellectuals....Read More