As dengue fever spreads rapidly across Khartoum and Gezira, straining already-limited health services, over 50 migrants from villages on Khartoum’s eastern border with Gezira drowned earlier this month…
The prevailing impression across most venues is that this is an exhibition in reverse
Rifky considers the complex dynamics of ownership and provenance in Egypt’s contemporary art scene.
In the desert of North Darfur, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF)’s Zurug military base — the largest RSF stronghold in northwestern Sudan — was significantly damaged due to a…
Education Minister Mohamed Abdel Lateef announced a new set of reforms for government schools on Wednesday, including a system to make more classrooms available. Underfunding, classroom overcrowding and…
Authorities forcibly disappeared two students last week following their solidarity with Palestine.
At least 40 people were killed and another 150 injured on Thursday evening by Occupation forces who opened fire on crowds of an estimated 3,000 people waiting for…
Some MPs voted against the budget due to high borrowing costs and low social spending
Some of those detained have described being beaten by security personnel upon arrest
Lawyers say the vague charges used against Girgis have been used to suppress freedom of expression
Other civil society workers and organizations continue to face questioning in Case 173/2011.
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