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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.
1/Identity: Reflections may seem closer than they appear
A cock cannot crow in the neighbour’s house
Wherever he goes, there is already a cliché about his identity awaiting him.
25.04.2024
1/Identity: Reflections may seem closer than they appear
The white mask
Struggling with their identities, some Sudanese resort to skin bleaching to find belonging.
13.12.2016
2/Birth: Despite all odds, life begins anyway
Born without a trace
Only about half of the babies born in Sudan’s Kassala State have birth certificates, a challenge to their legal identities.
25.04.2024
2/Birth: Despite all odds, life begins anyway
“I feel proud deep inside”
She is underpaid and overworked, but this midwife says the rewards outweigh the struggle.
25.04.2024
2/Birth: Despite all odds, life begins anyway
Fathers skipping out on prenatal responsibilities
Women and children would fare better if men played a bigger role before their children are born.
25.04.2024
3/Adolescence: The wicked world beyond the nest
“Young people can change this country”
25.04.2024 | Archive
