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On The Move: Experience is a solid walking stick
More than 4.5 million people are on the move in Sudan and South Sudan. The Niles documents their journeys, following their routes to neighbouring villages, fast-expanding cities or the other side of the globe, revealing diverse experiences with a recurring theme: When you leave home, the familiar is lost but the essential remains.
Crossing the deadly sea
Every year hundreds of thousands of migrants try to cross to Europe by sea - and many die in the process. Nuwab from Darfur recalls his arduous journey to England.
21.12.2015
On the move, still
Sudan has been shaped equally by the citizens who fled its borders and the foreign refugees who made it a new home.
29.10.2015
On the run, again
An estimated one in ten South Sudanese have been displaced by recent fighting and for many it is not the first time.
29.10.2015
The Syrians making a new life in Khartoum
Ahmed Rasheed is a carpenter from Syria who moved to Sudan four years ago, one of up to 100,000 Syrians estimated to be living in Sudan, some two thousand kilometres away from their home.
17.11.2015
Migration in the mix
Whether in search of greener pastures, work, or peace, migrants have roamed in and out of Sudan and South Sudan for centuries.
30.10.2015
“I’d like to picnic again”
19.01.2016 | Archive
“Losing my library is an obsession for me”
27.01.2016 | Archive
“I don’t know where to start”
2.02.2016 | Archive
“Still waiting to hear from New Zealand”
8.02.2016 | Archive
Run for your life!
11.02.2016 | Archive
Lost in transition
12.02.2016 | Archive
The Doctari
15.02.2016 | Archive
“Where is my important information from China?”
16.02.2016 | Archive
“Who am I without my school certificates?”
17.02.2016 | Archive
“My child is most precious to me”
18.02.2016 | Archive
“I want my land ownership documents back”
19.02.2016 | Archive
“We are waiting for the unknown”
22.02.2016 | Archive
“I had to leave behind my ten-year-old son”
23.02.2016 | Archive
Scouting for greener pastures
25.02.2016 | Archive