African fashion demand skyrocketing according to UNESCO
Fashion in Africa
WHO: 1B people leaving their homes by choice or force
WHO: Five priority research themes were agreed on that require greater investment.
114 million people displaced by war, violence worldwide
More than 114 million people are currently forcibly displaced worldwide, a record number, the United Nations announced.
FAO report assesses impact of disasters on agriculture
Over the past three decades, the agricultural sector has incurred losses amounting to approximately $3.8 trillion
Nearly 40,000 South Koreans committed suicide over past 3 years
Suicide rate in teenagers shows upward trend, according to Health Ministry data
Amazon launches 1st internet satellites with success
Project Kuiper aims to provide fast, affordable internet around world by building network of 3,236 satellites in low orbit
The rise of Sudan’s youth in global football circles
The roots of this burgeoning football fervor can be traced to grassroots initiatives, local clubs, and communities
Ozone hole above Antarctica one of the largest on record
2023 ozone hole has grown rapidly since mid-August, says Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service
The irresistible flavors of Sudanese kebabs
Sudanese kebabs, often referred to as “Mishkak,” have a long history deeply rooted in the country’s culinary heritage
Sudan’s iconic Hibiscus Sudanensis
The Hibiscus Sudanensis holds a special place in the hearts of the Sudanese people
International Sufi Symposium organized in Morocco
This year’s theme of the symposium was “Sufism: Religious and national values for world citizenship”
An invisible threat that harms us all
A silent killer?
Sudan’s Silk Road
Sudan’s position as a crossroads of civilizations made it a natural part of an intricate web of trade
From Kush to calligraphy
Given Sudan’s proximity to Egypt, it’s no surprise that Egyptian art and culture had a profound impact
Greek meteorological service warns of adverse weather conditions
Heavy rain, strong storms are expected to begin affecting Greece from Monday, according to National Meteorological Service
Sudan’s ancient manuscripts, a treasure trove of history
Sudan boasts a remarkable collection of manuscripts, unrivaled in the region
Rising Islamophobia, distrust in Netherlands
‘It is not in vain that Muslims’ distrust towards government has been increasing recently,’ says head of Muslim group
Sudan’s rich poetic heritage
Sudan’s poetic legacy can be traced back to ancient civilizations that thrived along the banks of the Nile
Far-right attitudes on rise in Germany
Over 8% Germans share extremist views, more than 15% identify themselves with far-right parties, reveals latest research
From Mahjoub to the digital age
We will explore some of the most significant literary movements in Sudan
UNESCO designates Djerba, Tunisia as World Heritage Site
There are now 9 Tunisian sites on UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites
The history of the Nubians
The history of the Nubians dates back to as early as 3500 BCE when they established their presence in modern-day Sudan
Africa’s legacy of iconic games
We embark on a journey to explore some of Africa’s most renowned and beloved traditional games
Exploring some of Africa’s best music
We delve into the heart of Africa’s music landscape and explore some of the continent’s best musical talents
Acute food insecurity on the rise as record
Number has risen 10% compared with 2022, says Global Report on Food Crises
Africa’s Cricket story
Cricket first arrived in Africa through its colonial connections
Tackling sanitation challenges in Africa
Access to adequate sanitation facilities and safe hygiene practices is still a luxury for millions of Africans