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Reminiscing About Sudan in Movies: Lost Past, Misunderstood Present and Perplexing Future
Elmiene Releases “For The Deported” EP Honouring Sudan
The DJs of Sudan
Books
Reem Gaafar’s “A Mouth Full of Salt” Coming Out on 9 April
Zeinab Badawi Announces Publication of Her First Book “An African History of Africa”
New Book “100 Sudanese Verbs for Beginners” is All You Need to Master Verbs in Sudanese Arabic
Creative Writing
In Her First Book, Roaa Nizar Writes ‘To All Who Exist’
On What it Means to be Sudani: An Introspection
Crying for Omar
Photography
‘Modern Sudan’ Photography Competition Launched
‘Sudan Protests’: Regional Winner of the 2022 World Press Photo Contest
Introducing Food Stylist Thuraya Mahmoud
Society
Colourism and Skin Bleaching in South Sudan
Modesty in Sudan | Part III: Facing Patriarchal Power
The Natural Hair Movement in Sudan
Travel
Countries South Sudanese Can Travel to Visa-free
Countries Sudanese Can Travel to Visa-free
Atbara: The Cradle of the Sudan Uprising
Interviews
Tahani Ajak: The Unknown Helping Hand of Sudan’s Refugee Camps
Interview with Reem Gaafar, The First Sudanese to Win The Island Prize for African Novels
Ghost Season: A Debut Novel By Fatin Abbas
Foreigners’ Perspective
From Nimiti Paradise to Sand Dunes Dreamland
Five Things I Miss About Sudan
Sudan: A Home Away from Home
Science and Technology
Culture and Society in South Sudan in the Face of Climate Change
A Surgeon’s Legacy: Remembering Dr Isam Osman
Introducing Pesabase: Revolutionising Sending Money to South Sudan
Technology
Introducing Pesabase: Revolutionising Sending Money to South Sudan
Shakheto: Sudanese Team at 2023 Hult Prize Challenge
Blockchain for Cross-border Remittances in Sudan: A Humanitarian Approach
Health
Remembering Dr Bushra Ibnauf
B’Sarahah: New Initiative Tackling Mental Health in Sudan
Period Poverty in Sudan
Business and Economy
Videos
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Miscellaneous
On Governance and Institutions in Sudan
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Jawhara Kanu
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May 1, 2019
Now that the old king has been overthrown, will Sudan’s institutions survive a new one? After long 30 years and four continuous months of peaceful anti-government protests, Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir was overthrown on 11...
Sudan Protests Unearth Police Brutality
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Rawan Abazer
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Mar 11, 2019
It has been three months since anti-government protests began in Sudan. The protests began on a small-scale on 19 December 2018 due to a hike in prices of basic commodities such as bread and fuel shortages and...
Le Secret du Succès de Plinko : Stratégies et Innovations
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Nada Ali
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Mar 2, 2019
Le monde des jeux en ligne est vaste et en constante évolution, offrant une multitude d’options pour les amateurs de divertissement numérique. Parmi ces jeux, Plinko se distingue comme une option de divertissement captivante et dynamique,...
Sudan Uprising: (Official) Social Media Accounts You Should Follow
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500 Words Magazine
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Feb 28, 2019
Since the Sudan uprising began on 19 December 2018, social media has been the main source of information and news of protests and casualties in Sudan. Social media users instantly turn to social media to share...
Sudan Protests: An Uprising Led by Sudan’s Youth
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Saria El-Amin
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Feb 5, 2019
Sudan is witnessing the start of a revolution against a 30-year oppressive and dictatorial regime. Protests began on 19 December 2018 in Atbara and spread like wildfire to many other cities and towns across Sudan. To...
Atbara: The Cradle of the Sudan Uprising
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Yusra Jamal and Rawan Abazer
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Jan 21, 2019
It all began on 19 December 2018 in the eastern city of Atbara, the first city to take to the streets in protest of a hike in bread prices. Soon, they began to call for the...
Sudan Uprising: We The People Demand
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Ziyad Basheer
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Jan 8, 2019
When the ongoing protests began in Sudan on 19 December 2018, calling for the overthrow of President Omar Al Bashir, quite a few took a step back to contemplate the implications — what comes next? As...
The Evolution of Sudanese Arabic
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Yousra Khalil
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Jan 3, 2019
Language has long been a source of identity in Sudan. Since 2005, the constitution declared Arabic and English as the official languages, with Sudanese Arabic being the dominant lingua franca spoken by more than 78% of...
Instagram Accounts from the Sudans You Should Follow
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500 Words Magazine
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Dec 19, 2018
Instagram is one the most popular social media platforms for Sudanese and South Sudanese social media users all over the world. Many Sudanese and South Sudanese Instagramers use the Facebook-owned photo and video-sharing social networking platform to...
Sudanese Twitter: Accounts You Should Follow
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500 Words Magazine
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Dec 17, 2018
If you are on Twitter and want to stay up-to-date with the latest news or stories on Sudan, and what’s trending, these are Twitter accounts you should follow: Hashtag Sudan @hash_sudan Hashtag Sudan shares trending hashtags,...
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