About the Podcast
The war of 15th April 2023 in Sudan, between the army ( with strongly debated possibilities of Islamist manoeverings within the army leadership) and the Rapid Support Forces, has been the subject of varying analyses and attributions of blame by both the warring parties as well as diverse Sudanese communities. Different people in Sudan engage in discursive and embodied practices in order to make sense of it, cope with it and crucially endevour to tame its ravages. The present series of podcasts favours conveying the voices of ordinary people in Sudan as the war continued to unfold. The series reflects the emotional, experiential and hermeneutic aspects of war through these lives and how they reflect particular modes of meaning making around this specific strife. The voices and narratives are immediate and thus do not profess to offer intellectual rigorous forages about the reasons for the war or factual genealogies at every presented narrative. Rather, the series reflects a genealogy of war which is animated by facts, contradictions, rumours, fears, emotions, unequal power dynamics... This series offers a raw testimonial of the crisis as it was being lived.
Azza Ahmed Abdel Aziz , Social Anthropologist/ Podcast compilation facilitator
Anab Mohamed, International Development Practitioner/ Design set up
List of Episodes
Episode 1: Some Subjective Narratives of Ethiopian and Eritrean Refugees in Sudan
For the translated narrative of Roda Yohannes, please click here
South Sudanese Returnees Waiting at Pholich Airport, South Sudan. Pictures and video Copyright Rista Finail Tsagai
*This is original content contributed exclusively for PeaceofSudan.Space and has not been published elsewhere.