Arts and Culture

Eman's rendition of natural hair questions anti-curls cultural norms and media imposed images of beauty. In her words we find pride, rebellion and identity paradoxes of the hair and the land....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...

Omnia Shawkat had the chance to interview photographer Mohamed AlToum, to know more about his passion for photography....Read More

On mother's day in Sudan, and as it's celebrated elsewhere, Suzanne Sharief takes a moment to admire, immortalize and perpetuate mothers all around the world. ...Read More

Our editor Omnia Shawkat caught up with a Sudanese up and coming artist Dar Al Naim Mubarak Carmona to get some insight on her work and to find out a little bit about the artist....Read More

Sudanese writers are encouraged to take part in the Forgotten Writers Foundation competition to reveal the mysterious world of Women's Dominance in Sudan...Read More

Kandaka was the name given to the Nubian Queens of the Kushite Kingdom. The Kingdom of Kush was an ancient Nubian state centred on the confluences of the Blue Nile, White Nile and River Atbara....Read More

We see the launch of We Choose Peace campaign on July 9th 2012, to mark the anniversary of South Sudanese independence, through the lens of Brian Sokol....Read More

Suzanne Sharief tackles the notion of identity, as formed by her personal experience....Read More

Set in 1950's Sudan, Lyrics Alley is the story of the powerful, sprawling Abuzeid dynasty. With Mahmoud Beh at its helm, the family can do no wrong. But when Mahmoud's son Nur - the brilliant heir...