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Category: Sudan

Exile and Hope: Sudanese creatives and the question of home

As Sudanese refugees in Egypt navigate exile, the question of home remains complex. While some hold onto the hope of … More

africa, Egypt, history, news, Sudan

2024 Yearender: The music of exile: Cairo-based Sudanese musicians finding refuge in their art

Since the outbreak of war in Sudan in April 2023, countless Sudanese nationals have fled the country, and most found … More

art, history, Music, news, rock

In Egypt, Sudanese musicians sing their hymns to peace

The Africa Report Cairo has become home to several groups of Sudanese diaspora musicians, refugees from war who are forging … More

africa, Music, news, politics, Sudan

Dafallah Al-Haj | A Titan Of Sudan’s Music Heritage

Far from Cairo’s affluent neighborhoods, children’s laughter echoes through a narrow street as they kick a ball, their swift feet … More

africa, art, Music, news, Sudan

Beyond acting: Sudanese actress Eiman Yousif’s many talents

Known for her role in Goodbye Julia, Sudanese actress Eiman Yousif is a well-rounded artist, with music – singing and … More

Egypt, Film, goodbye-julia, Music, Sudan

‘The world is attracted to tragedies,’ says Sudanese director Mohammed Altraifi

Director/producer Mohammed Altraifi wants to focus on distribution of stories made by Sudanese filmmakers to reach everyone. Published in The … More

africa, Egypt, Film, Sudan, world

‘I want to keep dreaming,’ says Sudanese actress Eiman Yousif 

A starring role in Sudan’s ‘Goodbye Julia’ was a dream come true for Eiman Yousif. Yet, while the international accolades … More

actress, africa, Egypt, Film, goodbye julia, Sudan

‘We must have Sudanese cinema,’ says filmmaker Ibrahim Shaddad

Fleeing from war-torn Sudan, veteran director-screenwriter Ibrahim Shaddad speaks his lifetime of art amid strife. (The Africa Report) “It took … More

cinema, Film, movies, news, Sudan

Sudan’s museums, and millenia of heritage, caught in the crossfire

Home to 200 pyramids (almost twice the number of Egypt) and to the legendary kingdom of Kush, a land of … More

Remembering Ali Osman: Composer, academic and conductor of Egypt’s Al Nour Wal Amal Orchestra

Egypt’s music scene lost Ali Osman, Sudanese composer, conductor, educator and a man whose work with Al Nour Wal Amal, … More

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