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Working for a Breakthrough
February 11, 2018One way to handle the current economic crisis that is turning into a political one is to focus efforts with the aim of making a breakthrough in raising the country’s oil output. Despite the fact that Sudan...
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Preparations Completed For Launching Al-Tayeb Salih Award's 8th Session
February 07, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - The Council of Trustees of the Al-Tayeb Salih Award For Creative Writing has announced anthropology Professor Sayyed Hamd Heraiz Culture Personality of the year, disclosed Cou...
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Dead Fetus Testifies To Mother Innocence
February 04, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudannow) - The norm in criminal cases is to conduct an autopsy to see whether the deceased had died of natural causes or there was a crime. But it is unusual to exhume a body and conduct a forensic test on it ...
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Interview With Novelist Ann Al-Safi
February 04, 2018Novelist Ann Al-Safi to “Sudanow”: - I work hard to come up with new ideas reading from past experiences and modern fields. - “Writing for the Future” is the intellectual project I&rsquo...
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Sudanese-American Activist Starts 1290 KM-Foot Journey To Promote Peace
February 04, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Sudanese-American poetess and peace activist Emi Mahmoud has started a 1290 km two-month walk from Northern Darfur’s capital city of al-Fashir down to the nation’s capital, K...
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Artificial Limbs, A Sudanese Accomplishment
February 04, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Aalya Mohamed of the Nahr al-Neel State, was about forty years old in the year 2005 when she underwent a leg amputation surgery because of a chronic sugar wound. She felt broke and did not kn...
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Interview With Critic And University Professor Lamia Shammat
January 28, 2018Critic and university professor Lamia Shammat to ‘Sudanow’: - The local critical scene is still facing difficult and growing challenges. - Women’s writings express the manifest...
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