Columns

As we navigate through the bustling streets of Juba and other cities in South Sudan, we often find ourselves immersed in socio-cultural events that spark lively debates, which frequently revolve around comparing the past and present...

One summer day in 2019, just before 11 am, I was on my way to the South Sudan Embassy in Khartoum, Sudan to process some official documents. To ensure I arrived on time, I took a...

Normal places and activity threats for young girls should be at school and associated with education, development and growth. In South Sudan, the median age at sexual orientation is 14, and 300 out of every 1,000...

In 1989, Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir seized power after a coup masterminded by the late Sudanese politician Dr Hassan Al Turabi. The purpose of the coup was to establish an Islamic government, and to ‘save’...

Yasir argues the pros and cons of the different Sudanese functions that usually involve a large crowd of people, food, and very very distant relatives....Read More

After a long hiatus, Yasir is back to complain about those who abuse his social media timelines....Read More

This week, Rushaa looks at the impact of the Greek-Sudanese community in both North and South Sudan....Read More

Rushaa is back and she has a question: Can you be Sudanese if you think in another language?...Read More

Rushaa interviews Reim Atabani, founder of Sudan Repats....Read More

Rushaa on the vanishing Armenian community of Sudan....Read More