Chair of The Board

Al-Baqir Al-Afif

Editorial Advisor

Faiz Al-slik

Editor in Chief

Rasha Awad

Investigative Articles

Altaghyeer Monday, 13 August, 2018
73

What is the hidden agenda of the declaration of the state of emergency in Eastern Sudan?

Written by: Salih Amar* Translated by: Rania Amin On December 30, 2017, Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir declared a state…
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Altaghyeer Thursday, 19 July, 2018
24

African apparel…Personal Taste or Symbol of Silent Resistance?

By: Louay Goor In late 2014, the University of Bahri in Khartoum banned its students from wearing African clothing along…
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Altaghyeer Thursday, 19 July, 2018
31

Asim Omer… A judicial process inflicted on a Student’s Life

Asim Omer remains in detention since May 2016 Asim Omer, born on March 2, 1994, is the name of…
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Altaghyeer Thursday, 19 July, 2018
63

From the myth of Hilal to the myth of Hemedti !

Altaghyeer: Darfur No one ever expected the tragic and humiliating downfall of the once famous and powerful leader of the…
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Altaghyeer Thursday, 19 July, 2018
21

The largest Wave of Deportation: Sudanese Authorities order the deportation of 66 Eritrean to their Country

Report by: Salih Amar On Tuesday, August 29, 2017, the Sudanese authorities deported 30 Eritreans back to Eritrea. Dozens of…
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Altaghyeer Thursday, 19 July, 2018
14

The Seeds of Terrorism and Extremism in the Curricula of Islamic Education in Sudan

By Qureshi Awad Experts confirmed to Al-Taghyeer that the Islamic Creed and Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) curriculum in primary schools…
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Al Tagyheer is a Sudanese electronic newspaper, which published its inaugural issue on May 3rd, 2013, World Press Freedom Day. Al- Taghyeer Electronic newspaper was published during an incredibly repressive period in the history of the Sudanese press. As the conditions of repression and systematic subordination of the press by security forces continues to increase, many independent journalists have shift towards the electronic press. This shift also represents a creative mechanism by Sudanese journalists to publish independent views and information on the human rights and political situation in the country in a climate of intense censorship and other restrictions on the freedom of expression, including harassment and intimidation of journalists and editors, including in some instances criminal charges, and confiscations of newspapers and closure of publications. The experience of Al- Taghyeer Electronic newspaper comes within this framework.