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500WM Columnist Dominica Amet Joseph Marco is a 26-year-old South Sudanese writer, freelance journalist and feminist/social activist who graduated from the faculty of law from the University of Bahri in 2018. She is one of many who had to flee war in Sudan to finally come and live in her homeland South Sudan. She has written and published articles, stories and poems since 2017. She has worked with and published articles in Aka’bar Alwatan Newspaper in Sudan, Almugif Newspaper in South Sudan, and several other Arabic websites.
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500WM Columnist Dominica Amet Joseph Marco is a 26-year-old South Sudanese writer, freelance journalist and feminist/social activist who graduated from the faculty of law from the University of Bahri in 2018. She is one of many who had to flee war in Sudan to finally come and live in her homeland South Sudan. She has written and published articles, stories and poems since 2017. She has worked with and published articles in Aka’bar Alwatan Newspaper in Sudan, Almugif Newspaper in South Sudan, and several other Arabic websites.
Movies
I Found a Piece of Sudan in Egypt
SAMA: Help Families Rebuild After Devastating Floods in North Darfur
UN Agencies Warn Sudan’s Humanitarian System Could Collapse Due to Funding Shortfalls
Sudan and South Sudan’s Braiding Art: Interweaving of Cultural Crowns
Her Name Is Huda: A Guide to the Right Path
TV Shows
I Found a Piece of Sudan in Egypt
SAMA: Help Families Rebuild After Devastating Floods in North Darfur
UN Agencies Warn Sudan’s Humanitarian System Could Collapse Due to Funding Shortfalls
Sudan and South Sudan’s Braiding Art: Interweaving of Cultural Crowns
Her Name Is Huda: A Guide to the Right Path
Music
I Found a Piece of Sudan in Egypt
SAMA: Help Families Rebuild After Devastating Floods in North Darfur
UN Agencies Warn Sudan’s Humanitarian System Could Collapse Due to Funding Shortfalls
Sudan and South Sudan’s Braiding Art: Interweaving of Cultural Crowns
Her Name Is Huda: A Guide to the Right Path
Celebrity
I Found a Piece of Sudan in Egypt
SAMA: Help Families Rebuild After Devastating Floods in North Darfur
UN Agencies Warn Sudan’s Humanitarian System Could Collapse Due to Funding Shortfalls
Sudan and South Sudan’s Braiding Art: Interweaving of Cultural Crowns
Her Name Is Huda: A Guide to the Right Path
Scandals
I Found a Piece of Sudan in Egypt
SAMA: Help Families Rebuild After Devastating Floods in North Darfur
UN Agencies Warn Sudan’s Humanitarian System Could Collapse Due to Funding Shortfalls
Sudan and South Sudan’s Braiding Art: Interweaving of Cultural Crowns
Her Name Is Huda: A Guide to the Right Path
Drama
I Found a Piece of Sudan in Egypt
SAMA: Help Families Rebuild After Devastating Floods in North Darfur
UN Agencies Warn Sudan’s Humanitarian System Could Collapse Due to Funding Shortfalls
Sudan and South Sudan’s Braiding Art: Interweaving of Cultural Crowns
Her Name Is Huda: A Guide to the Right Path
Lifestyle
I Found a Piece of Sudan in Egypt
SAMA: Help Families Rebuild After Devastating Floods in North Darfur
UN Agencies Warn Sudan’s Humanitarian System Could Collapse Due to Funding Shortfalls
Sudan and South Sudan’s Braiding Art: Interweaving of Cultural Crowns
Her Name Is Huda: A Guide to the Right Path
Health
I Found a Piece of Sudan in Egypt
SAMA: Help Families Rebuild After Devastating Floods in North Darfur
UN Agencies Warn Sudan’s Humanitarian System Could Collapse Due to Funding Shortfalls
Sudan and South Sudan’s Braiding Art: Interweaving of Cultural Crowns
Her Name Is Huda: A Guide to the Right Path
Technology
I Found a Piece of Sudan in Egypt
SAMA: Help Families Rebuild After Devastating Floods in North Darfur
UN Agencies Warn Sudan’s Humanitarian System Could Collapse Due to Funding Shortfalls
Sudan and South Sudan’s Braiding Art: Interweaving of Cultural Crowns
Her Name Is Huda: A Guide to the Right Path
500WM Columnist Dominica Amet Joseph Marco is a 26-year-old South Sudanese writer, freelance journalist and feminist/social activist who graduated from the faculty of law from the University of Bahri in 2018. She is one of many who had to flee war in Sudan to finally come and live in her homeland South Sudan. She has written and published articles, stories and poems since 2017. She has worked with and published articles in Aka’bar Alwatan Newspaper in Sudan, Almugif Newspaper in South Sudan, and several other Arabic websites.
