Lifestyle
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13 July, 2025 Sudanese Wrestling: Heritage, Culture, and Identity
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14 April, 2025 How Can We Live In a Post-war Sudan
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02 February, 2025 Takias: Community kitchens or the second half of the glass
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02 February, 2025 Takias: Community kitchens or the second half of the glass
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The Hakkamat: Folk Poetesses Of War And Peace
October 07, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - One type of the Darfuri cultural heritage is the hakkama (plural hakkamat), the folk poetess who depicts the social, political and economic state of affairs in that society of extreme Western...
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Twins: A World Of Love And Fun
August 19, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Twins are always associated with joking, trickery, pranks and other amusing stories. This is always because of the unusual similarity in body building and facial features identical twins may sha...
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Female Football Coach Salma Almajdi Defers Marriage To Keep Coaching
August 12, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Female football coach Salma Almajdi (27) says she has chosen not to think about marriage for the time being in order to keep up with training Sudanese youths. Contrary to the norms, Salma trains men...
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Okra: A Healthy, Curative Food With Cultural Implications
August 12, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Okra (scientific name: abelmoschus esculentus) is one of Sudan’s important vegetables that was, and still is, having its noteworthy presence on the country’s food table. Both fresh a...
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Southern Sudanese Refugees, A Time Bomb In White Nile
July 29, 2018ALJABALAIN (Sudanow) - Southern Sudanese refugees in the White Nile State face a hoard of complications as well as a shortage in all services. And when the parties to the conflict in Southern Sudan finally were concludin...
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Celebrities Favorite Toab Designer
July 22, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Khulood Kibaida had to leave her profitable job as a secretary in a large and profitable enterprise in Khartoum to accompany her husband, who is recently recruited in a gulf country. However,...
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The Amusing World Of Sudanese Dwarfs
July 01, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - In the Sudan a male dwarf is known by the word ‘bea’iw’, a reference to the shell inside the fruit of the indigenous doam tree. A female dwarf is called ‘bea’iwa and bea...
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Khartoum – SudanowSudanow Magazine mourns, with profound sorrow and deep sadness, its former Editor-in-Chief and legal and banking consultant, the late Mr. Ahmed Kamal El-Din Izzeddin, who passed away in the Kingdom of Bahrain on Thursday, January 8, 2026.The late Mr. Ahmed Kamal El-Din Izzeddin was a pioneer of English-language journalism in Sudan and a prominent contributor to jo...
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30 November, 2025
Chronicles from the Battlefield Babanusa: The Resilient Heart of Kordofan… A City on the Line of Fire and the Memory of
Port Sudan, (Sudanow) — The systematic destruction practiced by the rebel militia and its mercenaries against public and private property has spared no one. It has impacted agricultural, industrial, and pastoral projects in both rural and urban areas. Even cities and neighborhoods have been struck by this devastation, turning into ghost towns. The city of Babanusa stands as a model of the destruction that has befallen these cities...
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