The Sudanese Political Cartoonist Story: Khalid Albaih
Khalid Albaih is a Sudanese political cartoonist who was born in Romania and raised in Qatar. The great influence of Khalid’s artwork led him to
Abdurrauf Ben Madi: The Philosophy of a Photographer
I have been following this photographer for years now and I have always admired his style. His eyes document beauty, struggles, and profound deepness. Behind
Revisited Memories From The Chadian-Libyan War
Chad war is a memory that may ended. Nevertheless, it is still revisited in political conversations and debates. The Chadian–Libyan conflict was a series of
Movie Review: Penguin Bloom – 2021
Penguin Bloom is a documentary on Netflix that is based on a true story. A photographer and his family find hope and solace in an
Ayman Elhouni: His Journey Through Music
Libyan music flourished after the opening of the Libyan Radio in the mid-fifties of the last century. It appeared in Libya in the early seventies
Hopes & Doubts: 10 years On the Libyan Revolution
February 17, 2011, a date Libyans will never forget and I, personally, won’t. A day that reshaped and rewrote the history of a country that
The Love I am Missing on Valentine’s Day
Today, our reality changed the shared narrative we are used to, even in love. Life is no longer the same. No one knows when it
A Classic: The Philosophy of Cornflakes
Cornflakes, a simple act done by thousands of people, if not millions, worldwide. I cannot confirm the exact number of how many people who wake
7 Years Later: No Respect Was Paid For the Gazalla
The statue of the gazelle in Tripoli was designed by the Italian artist “Angiolo Vannetti” in 1932. It depicts a woman sitting on a rock,
Left My Keys Home
I was reading casually through the pages of a book until my eyes stopped for a minute when I read ”with nothing apart from the