Month: July 2018

Eritrea rejects a request from Sudan to open its borders

Altaghyeer: Salih Amar Sources revealed that Eritrea rejected a Sudanese request to open border crossings which Sudan unilaterally closed at…

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Marriage dissolution of an underage who sought police protection

Altaghyeer: Khartoum Al-Shajara family court ruled in favour of marriage dissolution for (R), an eleven year-old child bride, who escaped…

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An official calls for a rapid intervention to aid locals in East Sudan

Altaghyeer: Kassala Two people were killed and hundreds of homes were destroyed in Kassala (600 km east of Khartoum) on…

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Combustion in the Writing Range

By: Iman Ahmed Al-Khawad It has been said that writing in Sudan is like sailing against the current. In this…

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African apparel…Personal Taste or Symbol of Silent Resistance?

By: Louay Goor In late 2014, the University of Bahri in Khartoum banned its students from wearing African clothing along…

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Asim Omer… A judicial process inflicted on a Student’s Life

Asim Omer remains in detention since May 2016   Asim Omer, born on March 2, 1994, is the name of…

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This is why I announced my agnosticism !

Interview by Amal Habbani with Mohamed Salih El Dasooghi The young man who raised the question of religious freedom in…

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From the myth of Hilal to the myth of Hemedti !

Altaghyeer: Darfur No one ever expected the tragic and humiliating downfall of the once famous and powerful leader of the…

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Government Official: “The EU wants Sudan to be a large prison for migrants”

Interview by Salih Amar with Ismal Omar Tairab. A Sudanese government official, Ismail Omar Tairab, a member of the Sudanese…

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Institutional and arms conflict inside the National Congress Party

Al Taghyeer: Ghurashi Awad In interviews with “Al Taghyeer” newspaper, political experts referenced the deferral of the Advisory Council of…

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Sudan Wars: a crisis of leadership and vision

War: a massacre of people who don’t know each other for the profit of people who know each other but…

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The largest Wave of Deportation: Sudanese Authorities order the deportation of 66 Eritrean to their Country

Report by: Salih Amar On Tuesday, August 29, 2017, the Sudanese authorities deported 30 Eritreans back to Eritrea. Dozens of…

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The Seeds of Terrorism and Extremism in the Curricula of Islamic Education in Sudan

By Qureshi Awad   Experts confirmed to Al-Taghyeer that the Islamic Creed and Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) curriculum in primary schools…

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