sudan

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

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

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...

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...

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

Adil Abdalla explains the socio-economic strategies of the Muslim Brotherhood in retaining power, and his take on a solution for the future. ...Read More

Reem Shawkat talks about the ever diminishing variety of foods affordable to the Sudanese population in Sudan today....Read More

Magdi El Gizouli opines on the positions people have taken with regards to Sudan's brewing revolution. ...Read More