Ola Diab believes that the new generations can benefit Sudan more than they know. She asks of each of us to do what we do best, wherever we are, but for Sudan. ...Read More

Thabit confronts us with a reality we must have contemplated: Sudanese TV and its misrepresentation of our rich culture and inability to match the progression of regional TV channels. He then focuses on the choices we...

Jasmin Abdelmoneim takes us into the world of Sudanese dating, and how a missed call could lead to marriage. ...Read More

Muniness travels northwards in Sudan for the first time in a captivating familial adventure. Metal cups, cupcakes and random family members feature in the first part of her endeavor. ...Read More

Sudan, from the eyes and sensibilities of Ielaf Khalil. ...Read More

Osman Salih describes, in concise and lifelike detail, the art of traditional coffee making mastered by his grandmother – sure to make you seek the nearest Jabana....Read More

Yasir Elkhider recounts his experience working in Sudanese hospitals and stresses on the urgent need for change in the Health Care System. ...Read More

Magdi El Gizouli opines on the positions people have taken with regards to Sudan's brewing revolution. ...Read More

Sarya Amin believes that what Sudan needs, more than anything, is for us Sudanese to believe in it, and give it credit where it's due. ...Read More

Sofyan Mirghani contemplates the advantages and disadvantages of working abroad, away from the reality on the ground in Sudan....Read More