Butros Nicola

Butros Nicola Bazia, born in Khartoum, Sudan in 2001, is a South Sudanese freelance writer, storyteller, and cultural commentator based in Juba, South Sudan. Nicola serves as columnist at 500 Words Magazine and contributed to multilingual regional and international platforms including The New Humanitarian, Mundo Negro, El Pais, Contemporary&, The Van-Magazine, and among others. His work explores the intersections of arts and socio-cultural dynamics, with a focus on South Sudanese narratives in the global conversations.

The Cost of Silence: Why South Sudan’s Education Cuts are a Death Sentence for its Future

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The Dilemma of Reimagining Home and Belonging in the World’s Youngest Nation

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The Manger of Resistance: Finding the Prince of Peace in an Age of Crisis

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Echoes of Strength: Why the 5th Derik Festival’s Focus on Women Matters for South Sudan

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Blue Helmet, Heavy Heart: Edward Carpenter’s Reckoning with Peacekeeping

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Stella Gaitano’s Literary Resistance: A Voice of Hope in South Sudan’s Fragile Present

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The Shifting Sands of Masculinity: Men’s Beauty Standards in South Sudan

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AI in Everyday Life: How South Sudanese Are Embracing Technology in 2025

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We’re Home Again: Sudanese Returnees Sowing Seeds of Hope

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The Exclusivity of Cultural Life in Juba: A Barrier to Access for Many

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South Sudan’s Fashion Renaissance: Models Leading a Bright Creative Future

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Pope Francis’s Legacy in South Sudan and Expectations for Pope Leo XIV

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