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Today 21st February Marks International Day for the celebration of our linguistically diverse universe as a linguistical beings we engage in the celebration of this day not just to make fun of gathering, make posts or mere remembrance of certain language but to appreciate the struggle of mankind ...Read more
By: Mohammed Yagoub (Zerick) When some people hear word Rasta, Rastafarian or Rastafarianism what comes immediately into their minds is not an intellectual movement, musicalism or group of thinking beings but group of people whose heads are covered with heavy dreadlocks and they are deeply ...Read more
Africa as a whole borrowed the wrong things from the West even the wrong components of capitalism. We borrowed the profit motive but not the entrepreneurial spirit. We borrowed the acquisitive appetites of capitalism but not the creative risk taking. We are at home with Western gadgets but are be ...Read more
Today we pay our tributes to the great black revolutionary philosopher and Pan African legend Hon. Marcus Garvey who joined the ancestral realm on this day, 10th June 1940. Marcus Garvey was a proponent of the Black Nationalism and Pan-African movements, inspiring the Nation of Islam and the Rast ...Read more
Indeed, We must all unequivocally condemn all forms of political violence. But we MUST also understand that criticising & protesting against politicians is what we’ve always fruitlessly done throughout our hopeless history. We’ve been consistently suffering but not learning. We the vot ...Read more
“Just to give those of you outside the country an idea of the atmosphere on the ground: Sudan now: Governing without a government As you walk into the area of Khartoum now completely controlled by the young ‘revolutionaries’ down town, you see the difference. Street out ...Read more
Some of the reasons why the Transitional Militias Council which calls itself Transitional Military Council (TMC) doesn’t want to handover power to the pro-democracy protests is that if civilian led democratic government is established such government will have right to 1. Legislate la ...Read more
✍By: Mohammed Yagoub (Zerick) 10/05/2019 After Sudanese Tasgutists went out on streets to Sagatise the Bashir’s Islamic Fundamentalist Regime which came on to the seat of the “Republic in making” through military coup I am saying republic in making because Sudan has never been republ ...Read more
God’s Character represented in Bible and Qur’an in English and Arabic versions gives you picture of certain gender if you put it in your own language does it show certain gender or rather spirit? When we read Bible [(Psalm 18:30) As for God, his way is perfect: The LORD’ ...Read more
Omar al-Bashir some considered him to be former president of Sudan and others still see him as a guerrilla president who leads the country from his hideout which is known as Kobar prison. Omar al-Bashir was ousted in fabricated military coup which was planned by his very own state machinery based ...Read more
