Atbara (Freedom Train) Arrives in Khartoum for the Second Time By: Zuleikha Abdul Raziq – Khalda Elyas Khartoum – The Sudanese masses marked a
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Nigerian Artist Haneefah Adam Turns Food into Art
Aisha Salaudeen, CNN Lagos, Nigeria— Most people dispose of their food leftovers, but in Nigerian-born visual artist Haneefah Adam’s kitchen, they’re put to good
Blackface, Staple of Arab Comedy, Faces Surge of Criticism
Declan Walsh An elevator door slams shut, separating the mother — an actress in blackface — from her babies. A hidden camera shows unsuspecting
Adobe Fresco Brings the Joy of Painting to the iPad
The I’ve always preferred working with Wacom tablets on the desktop over drawing on tablets like the iPad Pro, as I could never get
Sudan December 2018 Revolution First Victory
By: Alula Berhe Kidani, Photo: Zuleikha Abdul Raziq The Sudanese people on Saturday 17 August,2019 celebrated in masses the first victory of their peaceful
Sudan’s Straw Hut (The Guttiyya): Cool in Summer, Warm in Winter
Rogia al-Shafee – Sudanow KHARTOUM – With its conical shape, the Sudanese straw hut (guttiyya in Sudanese Arabic), is one of the important symbols
Saudi Farmers Swap Grass for Gas
Arab News LONDON: Saudi Arabia and Denmark are developing a patented process to convert natural gas into high protein livestock feed. The Saudi Arabian
Iranian Pilgrim’s Sight Saved by Saudi Doctors in Makkah
Arab News JEDDAH: A surgical team at Makkah’s King Abdullah Medical City (KAMC) has successfully removed a tumor from a 58-year-old Iranian pilgrim. The tumor
Sudanese Celebrate the Signing of the Constitutional Document
Interview: Najat Ahmed Crowds chanting (The Country is Our Country and Our Government is Civil One) Satie Al-Haj: Signing of the Constitutional Document is
Taiwanese ‘Graffiti Village’ Eases Elderly Loneliness
AFP RUAN CHIAO, Taiwan: Nestled in the mist-covered foothills of Taiwan’s central mountain range, Ruan Chiao village is virtually devoid of young people, but