Three years into the war in Sudan, what is unfolding across the region has moved far beyond a displacement crisis and into something far more dangerous. This is now a systemic collapse of survival itself, where millions are no longer coping with hardship but slowly losing the ability to endure it altogether. Across Sudan, South Read More…
By Donovan Martin Sr, Editor in Chief When most people think of pyramids, their minds immediately drift to Egypt—the towering monuments of Giza, the Sphinx standing guard, and the desert sands carrying millennia of stories. Yet, farther south along the Nile lies Sudan, formerly known as Nubia, home to a civilization equally ancient and, in Read More…
“Down with the government of hunger” By: Maha Altamimi On 16 Oct 2021, thousands of pro-Sudanese army protesters gathered in front of the presidential palace in the capital, Khartoum, chanting, “Down with the government of hunger.” The latest coup follows a series of months of rising tensions in Sudan, with military and civilian factions sharing Read More…
