• Our Sudan: musings of the undead effendi

  Sunday 9 June 2013
  By Magdi El-Gizouli June 9, 2013 - A group of technology-savvy, gender-sensitive and human-rights-mainstreamed Sudanese young women and men put together a twelve minutes film titled #OurSudan for the English-literate audience with (...)

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• Sudan bars berth of floating German library

  Friday 1 April 2005
  KHARTOUM, Sudan, Mar 31, 2005 (PANA) — Dawls, a German library ship, has been refused permit to dock by Sudanese authorities at Port Sudan, the country’s main seaport, an official source said here Wednesday. The ship was, however, (...)

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• South Sudan’s Wau to host cultural festival in June

  Saturday 24 May 2014
  May 23, 2014 (WAU) – South Sudan’s Western Bahr El Ghazal state has announced that it will host an African-themed cultural festival in the capital, Wau, next month to promote tribal diversity. Western Bahr el Ghazal state’s information (...)

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• Jonglei jazz band performs for peace and development

  Saturday 5 January 2013
  January 4, 2013 (BOR) - South Sudan’s next generation of artists, such as the Pigi United Jazz Band, are trying to build a collective national identity and spread peace in the young nation, through the positive messages in the music. (...)

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• New YouTube video shows Sudanese woman being flogged

  Tuesday 17 September 2013
  September 16, 2013 (KHARTOUM) – A new video was posted on YouTube showing a Sudanese police officer flogging an unidentified woman in public, marking the second recording of its kind the last two years. Still photo taken from the (...)

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• "Voices for Darfur" UNHCR DVD released in UK

  Tuesday 6 September 2005
  Voices for Darfur Featuring December 8 2004 London concert, including Yusuf Islam, Chrissie Hynde, Mick Hucknall, Nicole Russo, Moloko singer Roisin Murphy, Ruthie Henshall, Sir Willard White, and Barbara Hendricks. Sept 5, 2005 (...)

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• A Language Lesson in the Nuba Mountains

  Friday 14 July 2006
  By Omer M Shurkian* July 10, 2006 — It may be argued that a language is a natural instinct whereby human beings could express their desires, demand their basic rights, learn new skills and acquire lifelong experiences. Nonetheless, (...)

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• Pop stars sing for peace in Sudan

  Thursday 19 October 2006
  Oct 18, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — Iged Al Jalad may be the closest thing Sudan has to pop stars, although the 10-member band is renowned for mournful tunes rather than light fare and has several middle-aged members who do not dance so much as (...)

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• Sudanese ’lost boy’ hits the rap charts in Kenya

  Saturday 26 February 2005
  NAIROBI, Feb 25 (AFP) — Twelve years ago as a starving child soldier in war-torn Sudan, Emmanuel Jal contemplated suicide and cannibalism. These days, he basks in local celebrity as rap artist who has hit the Kenyan charts. Twelve (...)

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• UN report says cultural diversity vital for human development

  Friday 16 July 2004
  NAIROBI, July 15, 2004 (IRIN) — A UN human development report launched on Thursday argues that respecting cultural diversity could prevent conflict and enhance development. It urges states to adopt policies allowing people to choose (...)

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