Category: Society
The Silent Exploitation of Sudan
The challenges and the undiminished hope of a nation seeking to recover and prosper against the odds.
Sudan’s Ancient Travel Paths
The ongoing violent conflict in Sudan has unexpectedly revitalised ancient travel routes, once pivotal in trade, now crucial for civilians navigating the turmoil and transporting their assets safely.
When You Don’t Have a Passport
Navigating the bureaucratic maze to obtain a passport is more than an administrative hurdle in Sudan; it’s a journey fraught with obstacles and uncertainty.
Hidden Consequences of War: The Price Paid by Sudanese
Amid the backdrop of the violent conflict in Sudan, the mental well-being of its people, especially children, is severely impacted, often with overlooked consequences.
Anticipation of Eid Amidst Displacement
As Eid approaches, a young girl’s world changes dramatically when her family is forced to flee their home, embarking on a journey of survival and uncertainty across Sudan.
The Junction: Awaiting the Reunion
In the heart of Nairobi’s bustle, Sudanese journalist “A.B.” finds echoes of Omdurman, as the diaspora’s collective yearning for reunion grows amidst the scattered lives wrought by war. His daily odyssey through memories and newsfeeds is a stark reminder of the resilience required when home is a feeling, not just a place.
A Dream Interrupted by Conflict
In Sudan, the dreams of many university students, including Musab Khalil, a visually impaired student and father, have been continuously tested by political unrest, the COVID-19 pandemic, and recent war. Despite the relentless challenges, their resilience and hope shine through, even as the country’s educational sector grapples with unprecedented disruptions.
A Love Story Forged in Revolution and War: Mohamed and Aliaa’s New Beginning
In the midst of turmoil and conflict, where adversity threatened to tear them apart, Mohamed Obeid and Aliaa Abdelhamid found solace in each other’s arms.
A witness to Sudan’s history: Mohamed Khair
The history of the Sudanese people and their struggles against authoritarian regimes, speaks for itself. Witness to this history of three uprisings since independence in 1956, Mohamed Khair from Sudan’s capital Khartoum.
Close up: Wala’a Essam al-Boushi
In September 2019, Sudan’s first ministerial cabinet since the removal of the country’s longtime President Omar al-Bashir took its oath. Among the new cabinet members, Wala’a Essam al-Boushi, sworn in as Minister of Youth and Sports.
Barriers to education: Disabilities
Disability should not constitute a barrier to education. However, in Sudan, a lack of institutions, support services and infrastructure detrimentally affect the education of students with disabilities.
Relearning how to educate
For the last 30 years, Sudan’s education system suffered a significant decline, both in terms of infrastructure and the quality of education itself. The transitional government promised to transform the education system.
Contributors
Abdelhadi Al-Hag
Abdelrahman Ibrahim
Adam Mohamed Ahmed
Ahmed Abdulghani
Aisha Al-Samany
Alaa Eliass
Anas Alhafiz
Elzahraa Jadallah
Emtenan Alrady
Faiz Abubakr
Hajooj Kuka
Hamid Ibrahim
Hasan Ishag
Hassan Berkia
Hassan Faroug
Israa Dawood
Kefaya Ahmed
Lodan Tariq
Mahir Abu Goukh
Mazza Saleh
Mead Mubarak
Mohamed Al-Amin
Mohamed Ibrahim
Mohamed Saeed
Mohammed Abdel Hafeez
Mohammed Al-Fateh
Musa Hamid
Nasreldine El-Tayyeb
Omar Al-Farouk
Omniat Mohamed
Rafa Renas
Rania Abbas
Rifga Abdallah
Samar Dhaif Allah
Shifa Adam Mohammed
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