In the heart of Juba, a black rickshaws, locally called tuk-tuks, rolls down an empty street, its back painted in bold red and white letters #NO-WAR. This seemingly simple image by South Sudanese caricature artist Ladu...

Smiles of joy and victory, as they wave flags of Sudan, marking the first time civilians in the South Belt of Khartoum, the capital city, have celebrated Eid Al Fitr freely – without the fear of...

Underneath the surface of South Sudan lies the dream of its children to create a different narrative about the young nation, one that challenges the perception of South Sudan as merely a war-torn or impoverished nation....

In the face of the gravest obstacles, our instinct for survival and capacity for creativity and ambition emerge. It is often when we think it is the end that we truly feel alive. This photograph captures...

In the heart of Nairobi, Sudanese artists have transformed their pain, hope and memories into extraordinary pieces of art, painting their feelings and depicting the lives of people who are now displaced and seeking refuge in...

Culture is what makes a place or people unique. In a world full of different cultures and arts, we prove our existence by performing what represents us. ‘Let’s celebrate our cultural diversity’ was the slogan of the 3rd edition of Derik Cultural Festival (DCF), which took place...

Art is one form of human’s act to express their views and experiences in life. Art can be defined according to what it reflects. In South Sudan, there are many popular local art and artists. However, when...

Displacement and searching for refuge is a worldwide issue, due the ongoing conflicts, natural disasters and bad governance. Millions of people around the world are fleeing their homes, looking for a better life elsewhere where they...