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Sarya Amin believes that what Sudan needs, more than anything, is for us Sudanese to believe in it, and give it credit where it's due. ...Read More

Sofyan Mirghani contemplates the advantages and disadvantages of working abroad, away from the reality on the ground in Sudan....Read More

Rowa E. explains that if we don't have a fundamental change of mentality, we ought to re-create the same evils and dysfunction. ...Read More

John Garang was sent from Khartoum to Bor, in May of 1983, to quash a mutiny by 500 Southern government soldiers. He never returned. Choosing not to follow the orders that were given to him, John...

Wael Elkhider shines some light on the culture of racism in Sudan and tries to comprehend its persistent existence. ...Read More

Mawada Mihaimeed recounts a conversation she had with an Amjaad driver, and writes explaining why she thinks the “alternative” argument is setting us back....Read More

Inspired by the Sudanese online revolution, Osman examines the variations of electronic activism and opines on its foundations....Read More

Yasir Elkhider tries to make sense of the Sudanese Ramadan. The heat, bad-tasting drinks and a bit of philosophizing. ...Read More

Nada reflects on her reasons for leaving Sudan and the society she thought she belonged to....Read More

Despite the flaws in post-independence South Sudanese governance, Dr Lam Akol says that independence is a change for the better....Read More