During the summer season in Sudan there's a significant increase in electricity demand, hence a significant increase in power outages. Despite power outages becoming a much rarer occurrence, they're still a nuisance. Sudan has Sun, a...

The editor-in-chief reflects his sentiments as the magazine turns two. ...Read More

Eid Mubarak to those in Sudan and abroad, and those celebrating Eid in all the corners of the globe. ...Read More

The editor-in-chief looks back at the first year of magazine and ponders on the near future....Read More

John Garang was sent from Khartoum to Bor, in May of 1983, to quash a mutiny by 500 Southern government soldiers. He never returned. Choosing not to follow the orders that were given to him, John...

South Sudan is celebrating its one year anniversary today, yet the celebrations are being overshadowed by a plethora of social, political and economical problems. This however, takes things out of context....Read More

  I’ve never started a magazine before. This is actually my first time. First time as editor as well. So what is a magazine? Well, published magazines are booklets, and unlike newspapers they can be easily...

Despite 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