Society

Asil Rashid delves on the difference between sexual harassment in Egypt and Sudan, and offers an explanation as to why it occurs more often in the former. ...Read More

Ola Diab believes that the new generations can benefit Sudan more than they know. She asks of each of us to do what we do best, wherever we are, but for Sudan. ...Read More

In Part II of the Bloggeratti file, Omnia presents Sudanese Arabic and English blogs, old and new, with one thing in common; meaningful words woven into stories. Stories that reflect the Sudanese reality....Read More

The blogosphere has become an important source of information that tell a more personal account of what the news sources relay. It has also offered buckets full of insights about cultures and opinions, enough to satiate...

When diaspora return to Sudan for a brief period, they're sheltered and constricted by family; making their experience a controlled experiment. Sukkar is looking for something different for her upcoming trip to Sudan, she wants to...

The socio-economic disasters in Sudan have severe manifestation, one of which is the sinister child abuse and sexual harassment at the forefront since the beginning of 2013....Read More

Mai Mihaimeed gives us an insight into the world of introverts, and their struggles in Sudanese society....Read More

On the third chapter of this series, Osman reiterates a tale told by his grandmother about a villager who feels homesick, even though he's only three miles away from home. ...Read More

Jasmin Abdelmoneim takes us into the world of Sudanese dating, and how a missed call could lead to marriage. ...Read More

This final piece in this series about a year spent among farmers in Mujarrib, north of Dongola....Read More