• Sudan launches Radio Peace

  Sunday 6 January 2008
  January 5, 2008 (KHARTOUM) — Sudan launched today a new radio station called Radio Assalam, or Peace Radio aiming to strengthen the national unity in the country and spread the spirit of reconciliation in the country. First (...)

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• European Film Festival opens in Khartoum

  Friday 23 November 2012
  November 22, 2012 (KHARTOUM) - The fourth European Film Festival in Sudan was launched in Khartoum on Tuesday by Sudan’s Minister of Culture and Information, Ahmed Bilal Osman at the offices of the European Union Delegation. This (...)

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• Era of marginalization over, SPLM youth leader tells southerners

  Monday 8 November 2010
  November 7, 2010 (JUBA) - The days when South Sudanese were highly marginalized and often referred to as “second class citizens incapable of [making] decisions” should be put aside and instead focus made on the January 2011 referenda, a (...)

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• Sudanese security recover priceless artifacts stolen last year from museum

  Wednesday 18 August 2004
  KHARTOUM, Aug 17, 2004 (AP) — Sudanese security officials have recovered 54 historical artifacts worth hundreds of thousands of dollars and detained four people in an elaborate investigation following the theft of the pieces last year (...)

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• Lakes state youth campaign against pregnancy law

  Saturday 25 December 2010
  By Manyang Mayom December 21, 2010 (RUMBEK) – Various youth organizations in Lakes state launched a campaign against the state’s law against impregnating girls in Rumbek on Monday. Youth bodies from Lake’s state eight counties set up a (...)

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• FEATURE-Music group sings to unite divided Sudanese

  Wednesday 7 July 2004
  By Opheera McDoom KHARTOUM, July 7 (Reuters) - Singing and dancing to African tribal rhythms, the Balinbo Stars group prides itself on reflecting the diversity of Sudan’s many cultures. The 11 band members - Christians and Muslims, (...)

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• Sudanese former Lost Boy to sing at Dublin festival

  Saturday 12 August 2006
  Aug 11, 2006 (LONDON) — African rapper Emmanuel Jal survived years as a boy soldier, where he learned to kill or be killed. He’s now channeled his remarkable life story into his music, the former Lost Boy tells Jim Carroll in advance of (...)

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• S.Sudanese born community leader receives Australian national award

  Friday 9 August 2013
  August 8, 2013 (CANBERRA) – South Sudanese-born Australian Paul Mabior Garang has received national recognition for his dedicated work with Australia’s South Sudanese community. Paul Mabior Garang receiving his award at Parliament (...)

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• Literacy through indigenous languages a must

  Saturday 10 June 2006
  The Politics of Language in African Literature & World View Is it right that a man should abandon his mother tongue for someone else’s? It looks like a dreadful betrayal and produces a guilty feeling. But for me there is no other (...)

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• On Separation – Please allow me to be emotional

  Wednesday 12 January 2011
  By Salma Daoud January 9, 2011 - At 36, having lived most of my life under a totalitarian regime of the worst kind, I’ve gotten used to my individuality being subdued, my personal rights being violated and my dreams being hijacked. (...)

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