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Social Enterprises: A Valid Way To Harness Sudanese Youth Capacities
April 22, 2019KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - In a recent article entitled “Rwanda’s Development Model: Could It Work For Sudan?” as published in Sudanow issue of 17th March 2019, I made this concluding statement: &ldqu...
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December Revolution's Diary
April 14, 2019KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Two months back, the host on Sky News Arabic was doubtful when spokesman of the Sudanese Professionals Alliance in Paris Mohammad Alasbat confirmed to her the Sudanese uprising would tri...
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Displacement: A Thorny Issue
March 31, 2019KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - You can recognize them from the first glance: They are the poor of the cities who fled the inferno of war in their home villages. They come to the cities in search of means of survival. ...
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Rwanda's Development Model: Could It Work For Sudan?
March 17, 2019KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - This article reviews the Rwandan pre-conflict era as well as its post-conflict development model, and explores to what extent the Rwandan situation applies and relates to the situation ...
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Opinion: Media Coverage Of Sudan Demonstrations
March 10, 2019KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Free press and independent media have been the nightmare of politicians and dictators over ages. French leader Napoleon Bonaparte once said, “Four hostile newspapers are more to be fear...
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OPINION: CEDAW; The Devil Is In The Details
February 17, 2019KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - At face value, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) is a good paper. No sane human being would dispute the right to freedom and equality amon...
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Sudan Protests: What Possible Ramifications
February 03, 2019KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Sudanese demonstrators have been flooding the streets of the capital Khartoum and other state cities for the seventh week successively as of now. What began as living demand protests against...
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Photo of the Week
Khartoum (Sudanow) — Sudan was deeply saddened today by the passing of one of its most distinguished scholars. Academic and research circles mourned the death of Professor Mohammed Al-Hassan Shayoub, who passed away in Cairo at dawn on Monday, June 8. With his departure, the scientific community has lost a towering academic figure and one of the nation’s most respecte...
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08 June, 2026
On the Hearths of the Community Kitchens, the Meaning of Homeland Was Forged
In Arabic, the word Takia originally denotes a place of support and refuge. Historically, it has also referred to spaces dedicated to hospitality, where food is offered to the needy and to travelers. Yet some words outgrow their dictionary definitions, acquiring deeper meanings shaped by extraordinary moments in history. Such is the story of Sudan’s community kitchens during the recent war. As conflict swept across the co...
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