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The Citizen printing press in South Sudan’s capital Juba, July 17, 2012. (photo: The Niles | Nik Lehnert)
Timeline
The Niles print editions
14.02.2018  |  Society
Simon Mugisha, the winner of the Nile Media Awards 2017 in the TV category. (photo: The Niles | Nik Lehnert)
The Nile Media Awards 2017
Recognising excellent reporting
2.02.2018  |  Society
The cover of the Nile Project’s second album, Jinja. (photo: Nile Project, Peter Stanley)
The Nile Project
Nile sustainability is fundamentally a team sport
2.02.2018  |  Society
The Niles Issue 10: Nile Media Awards 2017 (photo: The Niles)
Nile Media Awards 2017 Issue
A river that forgets its source will eventually dry up...
2.02.2018  |  Society
The opening ceremony of the fifth Nile Basin Development Forum in Kigali, October 23, 2017. (photo: The Niles | Nik Lehnert)
Nile Basin Development Forum 2017
‘Investing in Nile Cooperation for a Water Secure Future’
23.10.2017  |  Society
(photo: Stanley Greene / Noor / laif)
8/Death: Burying seeds for the next season
A shelter in the desert
27.04.2017  |  Archive
John Gatluak Manguet (1984-2016). (photo: Internews)
8/Death: Burying seeds for the next season
Remembering a friend
27.04.2017  |  Archive
Salah Jeremiah during the production of the film ‘AIDS ringing the bells of Yei’ in 2006. (photo: The Niles | Dominik Lehnert)
8/Death: Burying seeds for the next season
The king of karma
26.04.2017  |  Archive
Rebels in Sudan’s Southern Kordofan region on April 24, 2012. (photo: The Niles | Marc Hofer)
7/Trauma: Wounds unseen but open
Trapped in a nightmare
26.04.2017  |  Archive
Male Daniel (photo: The Niles)
Obituary
Mourning Duku Male Daniel Eugenio
7.04.2017  |  Archive
Amal al-Zain presenting a paper on laws that discriminate against women and girls in Khartoum, on August 25, 2016. (photo: The Niles | Nabeel Biajo)
7/Trauma: Wounds unseen but open
No freedoms for women
25.02.2017  |  Archive
Nearly half of all South Sudanese suffer from some form of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). (photo: Stanley Greene | Noor | laif)
7/Trauma: Wounds unseen but open
Teaching how to heal
29.01.2017  |  Archive
Amal al-Zain presenting a paper on laws that discriminate against women and girls in Khartoum, on August 25, 2016. (photo: The Niles | Nabeel Biajo)
6/Gender: Always a role to fill
Women taking tiny steps forward
23.12.2016  |  Archive
Two men attend a hand over ceremony in Yei, November 16, 2005. (photo: The Niles | Dominik Lehnert)
6/Gender: Always a role to fill
Skeletons of men
23.12.2016  |  Archive
Dahab Al-Madina (photo: The Niles | Abdelrahman Ibrahim )
6/Gender: Always a role to fill
“From rabble-rousers to wise women”
23.12.2016  |  Archive
The United Nations says tens of thousands of women have been subjected to rape and other forms of gender-based violence during the conflict that started in December 2013. (photo: The Niles | Dominik Lehnert)
6/Gender: Always a role to fill
The burden of being a woman in South Sudan
23.12.2016  |  Archive
Bullen Chol (photo: Sebastian Lindstrom)
5/Work: The torture of being idle
“I won’t give up”
22.12.2016  |  Archive
University graduates sitting at a tea shop near the university of Khartoum, August 15, 2016. (photo: The Niles | Mohamed Hilali)
5/Work: The torture of being idle
Study one field, work in another
22.12.2016  |  Archive
South Sudan’s flag among other African flags in Kigali, Rwanda, July 13, 2016. (photo: The Niles | Davis Mugume)
5/Work: The torture of being idle
A continent united
22.12.2016  |  Archive
A newly wed couple poses for a picture in Aweil. (photo: The Niles | Abraham Agoth)
4/Marriage: Bonds forged in traditions
Our kind of family
21.12.2016  |  Archive
A family in Aweil received cows as bride-price, a central marriage tradition among the Dinka. (photo: The Niles | Agoth Abraham)
4/Marriage: Bonds forged in traditions
Deals made with dowries
21.12.2016  |  Archive
A Dinka man in Rumbek, October 3, 2011. (photo: The Niles | Dominik Lehnert)
4/Marriage: Bonds forged in traditions
Marriage taboos
21.12.2016  |  Archive
Just married: For better or worse, for richer or poorer. (photo: Ashraf Shazly | AFP | Getty Images)
4/Marriage: Bonds forged in traditions
A shimmering ritual
20.12.2016  |  Archive
Relatives of a schoolgirl soon to be married celebrate after receiving cattle as dowery in Aweil on February 20, 2016. (photo: The Niles | Abraham Agoth)
4/Marriage: Bonds forged in traditions
Married to a ghost
20.12.2016  |  Archive
Puro Okelo Obob working with youth in Juba, South Sudan. (photo: The Niles | Bullen Chol)
3/Adolescence: The wicked world beyond the nest
“Young people can change this country”
19.12.2016  |  Archive
Children (from infancy to 14) make up for 40 per cent of Sudan’s population. (photo: The Niles | Mohamed Hilai)
3/Adolescence: The wicked world beyond the nest
A generation fighting idleness
19.12.2016  |  Archive
Girl attending school in Sudan’s South Kordofan region, August 16, 2016. (photo: The Niles | Ahmed Mahmoud)
3/Adolescence: The wicked world beyond the nest
Selling childhood cheap
16.12.2016  |  Archive
Nile Model Secondary School in Juba, May 20, 2016. (photo: The Niles | Waakhe Simon Wudu)
3/Adolescence: The wicked world beyond the nest
Educated with no prospects
16.12.2016  |  Archive
A South Sudanese woman and her baby displaced by violence in Keri, waiting to be relocated. (photo: The Niles | Male Daniel)
2/Birth: Despite all odds, life begins anyway
A mother’s dreams
15.12.2016  |  Archive
(photo: Ochan Hannington)
2/Birth: Despite all odds, life begins anyway
Fathers skipping out on prenatal responsibilities
15.12.2016  |  Archive
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