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#Population: Nobody has been sent to see
Around 50 million people live in Sudan and South Sudan. What awaits them in the future? Is it really as the Nuer proverb suggests, that no one knows what tomorrow brings? The Niles portrayed people from both countries through all stages of life and have briefly touched upon what it means to be Sudanese or South Sudanese.
8/Death: Burying seeds for the next season
A shelter in the desert
Um al-Hassan’s (1902-2003) café was the first establishment opened on the 594-kilometre desert highway linking Khartoum to Egypt.
27.04.2017
Meet our contributors
Hassan Faroog
8/Death: Burying seeds for the next season
Remembering a friend
John Gatluak Manguet (1984-2016) loved working as a journalist and was dedicated to serving his community. John was killed in the late afternoon of July 11, 2016.
27.04.2017
8/Death: Burying seeds for the next season
The king of karma
Sallah Jeremiah (1980-2016) used the arts as well as his political influence to create a new culture of peace, in a country that has known violence for decades.
26.04.2017
7/Trauma: Wounds unseen but open
Trapped in a nightmare
Ongoing violent conflict in Sudan not only takes its toll on civilians, but also on soldiers who live with mental illness and post traumatic stress disorder.
26.04.2017
Obituary
Mourning Duku Male Daniel Eugenio
The entire MiCT The Niles team is deeply saddened as our friend and colleague Duku Male Daniel Eugenio passed away.
7.04.2017
7/Trauma: Wounds unseen but open
No freedoms for women
From a law restricting clothing to persecution for apostasy, many basic freedoms are nonexistent for Sudanese women.
25.02.2017