Dec Nov 2017
DECEMBER 2017
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30 Dec 2017
30 Dec 2017
Al-Madaniya was launched in mid-2017, and in six months has achieved a sizable readership among intellectual and cultural circles. The magazine has published more than 50 pieces on various subjects, all contributing towards a foundation for civil society and enriching the Yemeni mind.
30 Dec 2017
27 Dec 2017
27 Dec 2017
The launch of the first artist-in-residence program that aims to promote contemporary art, music and film from Yemen.
27 Dec 2017
25 Dec 2017
25 Dec 2017
Prominent Yemenis from various background and fields share their thoughts on matters related to Yemen, being a citizen and what ‘Madaniya’ means to them.
25 Dec 2017
23 Dec 2017
23 Dec 2017
Yemeni women continue to be a beacon of hope for our disintegrating society. Many Yemeni women have excelled in their professions, attracting well-deserved international and national recognition for their roles as iconic, modern Yemeni figures, perpetuating a positive image about the country abroad.
23 Dec 2017
21 Dec 2017
21 Dec 2017
Once upon a time, a coffee seed was smuggled from Mocha port out into the world, and for more than a century the direct descendants of this seed were scattered throughout many farmlands around Europe and Asia.
21 Dec 2017
16 Dec 2017
16 Dec 2017
4.5 million students are deprived of education in 2017 as a result of the strike by teachers, who demand their salaries, which remain unpaid for more than a year.
16 Dec 2017
13 Dec 2017
13 Dec 2017
Despite limited readership among Yemenis, the art of the novel in the country has developed, and so has the number of novelists; there are now well-known practitioners of the art.
13 Dec 2017
10 Dec 2017
10 Dec 2017
There are many stories of love in the time of war, but as Yemeni society is conservative, heroes and heroines often prefer not to share their stories. Is not sharing caused by fear or is it the simple reason of keeping those love stories personal and passionate for a lifetime? At times like this, it’s hard to tell.
10 Dec 2017
NOVEMBER 2017
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30 Nov 2017
30 Nov 2017
The greatness of al-Zubairi is in this creative unity, and harmony with his homeland. It also lies in his ability to link his feelings with the feelings of his people, which lead to the proliferation of his poetry, especially during periods of oppression and injustice, more than any of his contemporaries.
30 Nov 2017
28 Nov 2017
28 Nov 2017
A play entitled ‘Yemeni Movie’ was presented by Yemeni youth in Sana’a’s Cultural Center on 28 October 2017. This performance marked the revival of Yemeni theater; embodied with fresh, youthful ideas, the play boldly depicts the war in Yemen and its effect on people.
28 Nov 2017
25 Nov 2017
25 Nov 2017
In this interview with al-Madaniya magazine, Amna al-Nasiri, the artist, author, critic and Professor of the Philosophy of Aesthetics at the College of Literature, Sana’a University, talks about the reality of fine art in Yemen.
25 Nov 2017
19 Nov 2017
19 Nov 2017
Mocha’s golden age started at the end of the 17th century. The demand for coffee had increased, and money was pouring in from all corners of the globe, attracting adventurers, coffee enthusiasts, and pirates looking for gold.
19 Nov 2017
14 Nov 2017
14 Nov 2017
Harassment has become an everyday occurrence that weighs on women – a matter of anxiety whenever they think of leaving their houses.
14 Nov 2017
12 Nov 2017
12 Nov 2017
Away from all the media attention, Nouria Naji continues her humanitarian work silently. Yemeni Education and Relief Organization, which she created in 2003, offers education services, helps the poor, and deals with street begging.
12 Nov 2017
8 Nov 2017
8 Nov 2017
Prominent Yemenis from various background and fields share their thoughts on matters related to Yemen, being a citizen and what ‘Madaniya’ means to them.
8 Nov 2017
1 Nov 2017
1 Nov 2017
Founded in 1973, the Jameel Ghanem Institute of Fine Arts is considered the first institute of its kind in Yemen. Today, the institute continues to have a positive influence on those striving to make art in Aden and in other Yemeni cities.
1 Nov 2017
1 Nov 2017
1 Nov 2017
Civil society in post-colonial and developing countries was created in circumstances different to those in European countries. The contrast is evident as CSOs in countries such as Yemen are hindered by key local social entities, like government, tribes, political parties and religious sects.
1 Nov 2017