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Sudan: Civilian Rule is the Will of the People

A beautiful wedding song to play as you're reading this.

20201112-sudan_art-hussein_merghani_atbara_train-blog.jpeg Hussein Merghani’s watercolor of hundreds of people from Atbara traveling to join the sit-in at the military headquarters in Khartoum in April 2019. from the article, How Art Helped Propel Sudan’s Revolution by Elizabeth Murray.

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‘The Sudanese are such wonderful people. Sudan is such a wonderful country! Just a shame you are cursed with such terrible leaders…’

These were the words of my father-in-law, last year. Or perhaps they were the words of an Egyptian colleague, or an Emirati friend. I can’t remember exactly, because I have heard the same refrain time and time again from folks who know Sudan, Sudanese people, and feel something akin to pity for our plight.

In Conversation:
Yassmin Abdel-Magied
Filed under:
Essays
Topics:
Designing SystemsSovereigntysystemic change
Location:
Sudan
From EIP #1