This article by Amr Elrayah, known as Zaery, traces his journey as a Sudanese organ player in the zanig music scene, exploring the genre’s roots, evolution, and growing international potential. Drawing on his personal experiences, collaborations, and digital releases, he highlights the importance of documenting zanig, preserving its cultural identity, and introducing Sudanese music to wider audiences.
This article examines the growing waste crisis in Khartoum and Bahri following the war, highlighting failing collection services, limited resources, and the environmental and public health risks posed by accumulating rubbish and explosive remnants of war.
By Alaa Jamal
Women are the backbone of food security, yet they are also among those most vulnerable to food insecurity. This article seeks to unpack this paradox and examine women’s roles in food security across the dimensions of production, access, nutrition, and resilience, with a particular focus on Sudan as a critical and intensified case study.
Maryann Muchugia shares her motherhood journey, from pregnancy and C-section recovery to breastfeeding challenges, baby milestones, and the lessons of raising her son.
This article examines the lasting impact of female genital mutilation (FGM) on Sudanese women and how war and displacement have intensified the risks facing girls. Drawing on personal testimonies and field research, it explores regional differences, social pressures, health consequences, and shifting attitudes toward the practice, while highlighting the gap between legislation and enforcement.