Darfur: Common Grounds and the Lack of Institutionalization among the

Darfur: Common Grounds and the Lack of Institutionalization among the Movements July 18, 2005 It is well established that the Nairobi Agreement (Naivasha Agreement) signed between the Khartoum government and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) was a...

Is the Theory of Marginalization an Extension of the Theory of Conspiracy?

Is the Theory of Marginalization an Extension of the Theory of Conspiracy? July 31, 2005 This question is one of the serious and legitimate inquiries aimed at probing the depths of political dynamics within the Sudanese arena—a scene that itself suffers from a lack of...

The Missing Roadmap in an Impossible Time

The Missing Roadmap in an Impossible Time Many find solace in gathering across the Sudanese map, hoping to heal their wounds, bridge distances, and build a bridge for serious dialogue, shared interests, and emerging with objective, logical impressions that can be...

Sudan: A Struggle Marked by Hunger… and Miserable Alternatives

Sudan: A Struggle Marked by Hunger… and Miserable Alternatives Everything in Sudan has changed, yet there are no longer any unifying visions embracing the full spectrum of society. Genuine political models, developmental renaissance, or economic breakthroughs...

The Snowbird and the Fragrance of the Desert

The Snowbird and the Fragrance of the Desert When my heart becomes a fountain of blessings, a city sculpted from soft crystal, glowing symphonies, candles, flowers, and a mass the size of rare suns and distant galaxies, I awaken like eternal lightning. I write her...

Karel Sergen: The Philosopher-Poet of Humanism Beyond Borders

Karel Sergen: The Philosopher-Poet of Humanism Beyond Borders In a serene village near the Belgian-Dutch border, specifically in Turnhout, Karel Sergen was born in 1954. A philosopher-poet rooted in the rich Flemish literary tradition, Sergen inhabits a historic rural...

An article about the Cameroonian poet, playwright Blaise Kaptue Fotso

An article about the Cameroonian poet, playwright Blaise Kaptue Fotso Blaise Kaptue Fotso is a young Cameroonian poet living in cold exile, like hundreds of other Cameroonian activists. He completed his university education at the University of Yaoundé and writes...

An article about the Russian poet and writer Alexander Melnik

An article about the Russian poet and writer Alexander Melnik Born in 1961 in Moldova during the Soviet era, the poet Alexandre Melnik pursued his studies at the prestigious Moscow Institute of Geodesy and Cartography. In the year 2000, he left his homeland and...