Arts and Culture
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National Pride in Arka Saber’s Poetry
May 30, 2021Arka Saber connects today’s reality to the history of ancestors in maintaining their homeland and societies by illuminating the parents’ attitudes to remind the Beja revolutionaries about the bright history. It was also proven that parents... -
Arka Saber’s Calls for Unity
May 20, 2021The poet Arka Saber produced several touching poems, and it is not easy to count them all. However, some of his songs are sung by the well-known Bejaweit singers such as Muhammad Al Badri and Seedi... -
Education in Arka Saber’s Songs
May 6, 2021Education is considered as one of the most important topics that crystallises in Arka Saber’s poetry to contribute to his community. Like many other generations of his age, the poet was not lucky enough to study... -
AA Visiting School Khartoum: Applications Now Open
May 2, 2021Applications for the AA Visiting School Khartoum are now open. Full and partial scholarships are available. The AA is the abbreviation for the Architectural Association, a school based in London. Their Visiting Schools have taken place... -
Women in Arka Saber’s Songs
Apr 29, 2021Looking at Arka Saber’s poetic copious productivity, it would be difficult to confine all the topics that will be analysed in one or two articles. Due to the extensive and essential issues that touch humanitarian areas... -
Peace in Arka Saber’s Songs
Apr 22, 2021Looking at Arka Saber’s poetic copious productivity, it would be difficult to confine all the topics that will be analysed in one or two articles. Due to the extensive and essential issues that touch humanitarian areas... -
Behind Award-Winning Film “AL-SIT” and Filmmaker Suzannah Mirghani
Apr 15, 2021After the success of Amjad Abu Alala’s You Will Die at Twenty, we’ve witnessed a wave of Sudanese films and documentaries, making it to international screens and grabbing awards at international film festivals. Most recently, AL-SIT... -
The Role of Arka Saber’s Songs in the Sudanese Revolution
Apr 8, 2021Mahmoud Muhammad Saber or Arka Saber, who was also known as the Beja Revolution Poet (BRP), was born in 1960 in a village in Hamashkorib District in Kassala State. As one of the citizens of eastern... -
Salute Yal Bannot’s Debut Album “Bittersweet” is A Rendition of Sudanese Womanhood
Mar 8, 2021Salute Yal Bannot is an all-female Sudanese band, formed in February 2015 during the Yalla Khartoum workshop, which took place in the heart of Goethe-Institut Sudan. The band is a mix of seven vocalists and musicians... -
The Hub Sudan: Purposefully Here to Serve the Community
Feb 26, 2021Ever since things in Sudan changed after the glorious December revolution, the desire to make Sudan better rises coninuously. The initiative featured on this article is on that same motivated path. The Hub Sudan is an...