There’s an uprising in Sudan and no one’s taking the rap

Now that Omar al-Bashir is gone, Sudanese rappers are raising their voices about societal issues

08 September 2021 - 19:50 By Mohamed Nureldin

Rappers in Sudan taking advantage of looser social controls after the 2019 uprising are seeing their scene expand, rapping in public squares and in concert venues about everything from difficult living conditions to relationship problems...

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