• FEATURE-Music group sings to unite divided Sudanese

  Wednesday 7 July 2004
  By Opheera McDoom KHARTOUM, July 7 (Reuters) - Singing and dancing to African tribal rhythms, the Balinbo Stars group prides itself on reflecting the diversity of Sudan’s many cultures. The 11 band members - Christians and Muslims, (...)

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• W. Bahr el-Ghazal pushes for local languages in schools

  Thursday 19 November 2015
  November 18, 2015 (WAU) - South Sudan’s Western Bahr el Ghazal state professors, teachers and students are advocating for introduction of local languages in schools. At a board meeting held Tuesday at the University Bahr el Ghazal, (...)

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• Sudan bars berth of floating German library

  Friday 1 April 2005
  KHARTOUM, Sudan, Mar 31, 2005 (PANA) — Dawls, a German library ship, has been refused permit to dock by Sudanese authorities at Port Sudan, the country’s main seaport, an official source said here Wednesday. The ship was, however, (...)

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• Southern Sudanese singer refutes pro-unity stance

  Wednesday 17 November 2010
  November 15, 2010 (JUBA) – "I sing for Separation," declares a South Sudanese musician, Mary Boyoi, as she refuted allegation that she was supporting unity of Sudan. Mary Boyoi (ST) Mary told Sudan Tribune that a story carried by (...)

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• On Separation – Please allow me to be emotional

  Wednesday 12 January 2011
  By Salma Daoud January 9, 2011 - At 36, having lived most of my life under a totalitarian regime of the worst kind, I’ve gotten used to my individuality being subdued, my personal rights being violated and my dreams being hijacked. (...)

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• 20-year old wins Miss South Sudan beauty contest

  Monday 6 December 2010
  By Julius N. Uma December 05, 2010 (JUBA) - Glitz, glamour and beauty characterized Saturday’s Miss South Sudan’s final show, where 20-year-old Rachel Angeth emerged winner of the event, popularly known as Miss Malaika. Ruth Peter (...)

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• The al-Farash al-Ha-ir Everlasting Singer

  Monday 9 June 2008
  By Mahgoub El-Tigani June 7, 2008 — June the 7th is a sad day in Sudan. It might as well be a sad day for lovers of the Sudanese songs and music in Eritrea, Ethiopia, Egypt, Chad, Uganda, Kenya, and the rest of the world. This is a day (...)

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• UN report says cultural diversity vital for human development

  Friday 16 July 2004
  NAIROBI, July 15, 2004 (IRIN) — A UN human development report launched on Thursday argues that respecting cultural diversity could prevent conflict and enhance development. It urges states to adopt policies allowing people to choose (...)

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• S.Sudanese born community leader receives Australian national award

  Friday 9 August 2013
  August 8, 2013 (CANBERRA) – South Sudanese-born Australian Paul Mabior Garang has received national recognition for his dedicated work with Australia’s South Sudanese community. Paul Mabior Garang receiving his award at Parliament (...)

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• Eid Days in the Transition to Peace

  Tuesday 3 February 2004
  By Mahgoub El-Tigani* Feb 03, 2003 — Amidst prevailing non-Sudanese aspects of life in Bilad al-Gharb [the West], it was an exciting opportunity for many Sudanese nationals abroad to watch the Sudan T.V. programs during the Eid days. (...)

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