Dalqo, Our Beautiful Homeland — I
An opening reflection on Dalqo Al-Mahas, its people, memory, and place in Nubia.
A group of writers and thinkers whose work enriches the intellectual and cultural life of the complex.
An opening reflection on Dalqo Al-Mahas, its people, memory, and place in Nubia.
An opening reflection on Dalqo Al-Mahas, its people, memory, and place in Nubia.
A reflection on the name Dolligo and the cultural memory of Dalqo Al-Mahas.
Notes on Dolligo, Dalqo’s landmark embassy project, and its place in Nubia.
A continuation of the Dalqo Al-Mahas series, with testimony linked to Mohamed Wardi.
An introduction to the saqiya: its mechanism, story, engineering, and remarkable labour.
A reflection on the distinctive inheritance and culture of Nubian history.
A continuation on Nubian heritage and the engineering of the traditional waterwheel.
A reflection that opens with a tactical image from the traditional game of damma.
An opening observation on the long history of gold in Sudan.
A journey from Seattle to Khartoum and onward to the homeland.
A departure through Frankfurt, shaped by family, neighbourhood, and return.
Months in Khartoum before the continuing journey home.
Days in the homeland, following a journey from Khartoum.
A final note on longing for home and the enduring ties of its people.
A biographical profile of Professor Ali Othman Mohamed Saleh.