Sudan: Christmas Celebrated Publicly for First Time in Ten Years

26th December 2019 by Fons

“This time is special, not like previous years,” Simon Kunda, a 16-year-old student from the Nuba Mountains, told Middle East Eye. “It’s peaceful, enjoyable and very special that Sudanese youth from different religions are celebrating together.” Public Christmas celebrations had been cancelled by former President Omar al-Bashir since the secession of Christian-majority South Sudan in 2011. He was ousted in April after months of protests by a popular movement … Read more

Sudan: Art Fueling Change

8th May 20198th May 2019 by Fons

Murals have been mushrooming on the walls around the military headquarters in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, as thousands keep up a vigil to see a return to civilian rule. Crowds converged on the area on 6 April and five days later, long-time leader Omar al-Bashir was ousted and arrested by the military after nearly 30 years in power. Source: BBC Read more

Sudan: Hit Squads and Detention Centres

30th March 201913th February 2019 by Fons

Dramatic footage filmed by protesters in Sudan shows masked security agents chasing down protesters, beating them and dragging them away to secret detention centres. Who are these hit squads? Where are these detention centres? And what happens inside their walls? Source: BBC View video

Sudan: Christmas Celebrated Publicly for First Time in Ten Years

Sudan: Art Fueling Change

Sudan: Hit Squads and Detention Centres

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