This article examines the growing waste crisis in Khartoum and Bahri following the war, highlighting failing collection services, limited resources, and the environmental and public health risks posed by accumulating rubbish and explosive remnants of war.
This article explores the Somali community in Kenya beyond Eastleigh, highlighting how culture, education, economic networks, and collective responsibility have shaped Somali identity and resilience. It examines cultural festivals, community organizations, entrepreneurship, education, and the contributions of Somali Kenyans to public life, while also addressing challenges such as marginalization, documentation barriers, and persistent stereotypes.
By Editor
Since April 2023, Sudan’s war has fueled severe human exploitation. Criminal networks exploit Facebook, WhatsApp, and Telegram to lure people—especially boys—into trafficking, forced labor, or armed recruitment, while women face hidden sexual abuse. Missed warning signs make digital literacy and vigilance essential, alongside frameworks like Sudan’s 2021 anti-trafficking plan.
The article explores how a generation of young Kenyans is questioning traditional church structures without necessarily abandoning faith. It examines transactional prosperity theology, patriarchal and colonial influences, and the role of institutional worship, arguing that many millennials are moving toward a more personal, independent spirituality.
This article explores Shineemo Banaadir, a Somali film magazine founded by young creatives to revive film criticism, preserve cinematic memory, and strengthen Somali cultural identity. Through film reviews, cultural discussions, and international participation, the magazine creates space for emerging filmmakers while connecting Somali audiences at home and abroad.