Isma'il Kushkush

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The Nation: US Soccer Is Neglecting Latino Talent—and It Shows

Guernica: Enduring Abductions, Torture, and Tangled Asylum Laws, Eritrean Refugees’ Stories Still Go Unheard

The Atlantic: Protesters in Sudan and Algeria Have Learned From the Arab Spring

The New York Times: In New Protests, Echoes of an Uprising That Shook Sudan

The New Yorker: Sudan’s Uprising, Bashir’s Fall, and My Father’s Passing

News Deeply: Israel’s Only Refugee Mental Health Clinic Works in Shadow of Closure

The Nation: ‘Blood,’ the Anthem of Sudan’s Revolution, Takes on New Meaning Amid Violent Repression

The New York Times: After Barren Years in Somalia, Signs of Growth by the Bunch

The New York Times: Country Music Finds a Home Far From Home, in Kenya

The New York Times: Ancient Kingdoms in Land of War

The New York Times: Telling South Sudan’s Tales in a Language Not Its Own

The New York Times: One Foot in Each of Two Worlds, and a Pen at Home in Both

Associated Press: Sudanese Jews recall long-lost world with nostalgia

Associated Press: Legendary Chilean soccer club enjoys West Bank homecoming

Associated Press: ‘Afro-Palestinians’ forge a unique identity in Israel

Associated Press: In town of Jesus’ birth, craftsmen take on Chinese knockoffs

The New York Times: Kenya’s Wide Net Against Terror Sweeps Up Refugees

The New York Times: Ethiopia, Long Mired in Poverty, Rides an Economic Boom

Al Jazeera: Sudanese scientist battles climate change in Africa

Al Jazeera: Reviving Sudan's love of cinema

Al Jazeera: Sudanese play satirises Arab Spring

CNN: Singers strive for peace in new Sudan

The New York Times: Political Unrest Pushes Burundi Closer to Economic Collapse

The New York Times: Education in Kenya Suffers at Hands of Shabab Extremists

The New York Times: Kenya Envisions a Border Wall That Keeps Shabab Violence Out

The New York Times: ‘A Raisin in the Sun’ Through the Eyes of Afro-Swedes

The New York Times: Ethiopian Marathoner Planned His Defiant Gesture

The New York Times: Cartoonist’s Pen Leaves Mark Across Arab World

Quartz: Sudan’s uprising protesters have been the victims of tear gas abuse

Quartz: Sudan’s diaspora has played a crucial role in supporting the anti-Bashir protests

The New York Times: Sudan Is a Waypoint on East Africans’ Trek to Europe

The New York Times: Burundi President, Surviving Coup, Warns of a Threat From Shabab

The New York Times: In South Sudan, a Ghost of Wars Past: Child Soldiers

The New York Times: Attackers Said to Single Out South Sudanese by Background

The New York Times: In a Faded Literary Capital, Efforts at a Revival

The New York Times: As Floods Ravage Sudan, Young Volunteers Revive a Tradition of Aid

The New York Times: Rumblings for Change in Sudan's Governing Party

The New York Times: Political Turmoil Returns to Burundi as President Seeks New Term

The New York Times: A Killing by Sudanese Security Forces Stokes the Anger of a Protest Movement

The New York Times: A Moment of Optimism on Sudan Peace Fades as New Talks Approach

The Global Media Centre: How we are failing to cover the Sudan protests

The New York Times: Food Crisis Worsens in South Sudan as Civil War Is Displacing Millions

The New York Times: Fewer to Celebrate Christmas in Sudan After South’s Split

The New York Times: Political Strife in South Sudan Sets Off Ethnic Violence

Sudan and Rebels Under Pressure to Find Path to Peace

The New York Times: Sudanese TV Show, Without the Cutthroat ‘You’re Fired,’ Rewards Entrepreneurs

The New York Times: Anger Lingers in Sudan After a Crackdown

The New York Times: Kenyans Try to Trace a Student’s Path to Terrorism

Why Sudan's Remarkable Ancient Civilization Has Been Overlooked by HistoryThe African nation's pyramids and other archaeological sites are only now emerging from the shadow of its more storied neighbor to the north

في أرض كوش - رصيف 22ترجمة: حافظ خيرمن مجلة سميثسونيان، إصدار أيلول/ سبتمبر 2020لو تحركت بالسيارة من الخرطوم متجهاً صوب الشمال، على طولِ طريق صحراويٍّ ضيق نحو مدينة مَرَوي القديمة، سيتراءى لناظريك من خلف سراب الصحراء...

Nourin Mohamed Siddig: The African art of reciting the KoranSocial media has revived African styles of Koranic recitation led by Sudan's Nourin Mohamed Siddig.

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