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29 March, 2026 Black is the Color of All Colors
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The Picture Tells the Story": As Khartoum Reclaimed the Memory of Colors and Lenses
July 05, 2026Khartoum (Sudanow) After three years of silence imposed by war on theaters, galleries, and cultural venues, Khartoum has reopened a window onto life through photographs and paintings that carry the memory of an ...
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Stories of Return: Youth Art Graces the Walls of Omdurman
June 07, 2026By: Resala Abdelrahim Khartoum, (Sudanow)_ After three years of war, Omdurman is stirring back to life, opening its arms to returning residents and dressing the celebration with murals and colors. ...
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Outstanding Sudanese Artist Singer Magzoub Ounsa Departs Our World
May 27, 2026Khartoum (Sudanow) — In a sorrowful procession, the Sudanese people mourn the loss of singer Magzoub Onsa, who passed away following a tragic traffic accident. Throughout the war period, the deceas...
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Black is the Color of All Colors
March 29, 2026Khartoum (Sudanow Magazine) – The moment a visitor sets foot in the exhibition of visual artist Mubarak Abbas Hamoudi in Virginia, USA, he find himself transported to the Sudanese countryside, witnessing the devast...
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Colors as a Language of Survival: When Art Heals the Wounds of War
March 15, 2026Khartoum (Sudanow) In times of war, losses are not only material; there are invisible wounds that settle deep within the human psyche. Many survivors of conflict struggle to describe what they have endured, leaving pain...
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The Original "Awlad al-Burai": Their Role in Enriching Artistic and Spiritual Culture
January 11, 2026Khartoum, (Sudanow) – The literature of Madeeh Nabawi (Prophetic praise) in Sudan is considered one of the most prominent arts reflecting the manifestations of the religious and artistic spirit in local cul...
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Sudanese Wrestling: Heritage, Culture, and Identity
July 13, 2025In Sudan, wrestling is known by the prevalent name "Al-Siraa'" (the struggle) and the more specific "Nuba Wrestling." Its history dates back over two hundred years before Christ, to the great Kingdom of Kush. Wre...
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Photo of the Week
Cairo (Sudanow) The story began with a chance encounter on the afternoon of the 16th of this month. As I stepped out of my residence in Cairo, I noticed a young Sudanese woman, no older than twenty-four, hurrying through a narrow street crowded with pedestrians. I stepped aside to avoid colliding with her and jokingly remarked, "Take it easy; this is Cairo, not Khartoum." She ap...
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28 June, 2026
Stories from the Heart of the Battlefield On the Threshold of Waiting: Stories of Families Searching for Their Missing
Khartoum – Sudanow Wars are not measured solely by the numbers of the wounded and the dead; they are also measured by the silent voids they leave in the hearts of the living. These voids are created by forced absence, when a person becomes an unknown number or a name suspended between hope and despair. As Sudan’s war enters its fourth year, one of its most painful tragedies continues to unfold: the issue of missing persons,...
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