Medameek is an independent non-partisan media organization based in Khartoum, Sudan. Medameek is a non-profit organization that is privately and publicly funded.

Promote democracy, fight for freedom, and support nation-building.

An independent organization that promotes freedom, peace, justice, democracy, human rights, and nation-building through professional media products.

The December 2018 Sudanese revolution inspired the nation with its slogan: “Freedom, Peace, and Justice”. This cry came at the tail end of thirty years of dictatorship. Throughout the course of the revolution, and beyond it became increasingly clear that a need exists for an independent media body that supports the democratic transition and contributes to nation-building. Medameek strives to embody and promote the slogan stated by the revolutionaries. Establishing Medameek was made more urgent due to the dominance of the Sudanese media sphere by the remnants of the old regime and its proponents who continue to spread misinformation, anti-democratic, and counter-revolutionary rhetoric. The founders of Medameek are a group of activists who believe in the values ​​of freedom, democracy, and human rights. They came to know each other years back in the midst of various campaigns aimed at bringing down the totalitarian regime. To this end, like many Sudanese women and men, they played significant roles prior to and during the revolution, particularly in areas of media and advocacy. As such, the founders were aware of the importance of the media as a vehicle to advance democratic transformation and reconstruction. Considering it part of their responsibility towards their country, the founders donate to Medameek on a monthly basis to cover its expenses.

1. Credibility
2. Transparency
3. Diversity
4. Professionalism
5. Quality

1. Promote human rights
2. Support democratic transformation
3. Contribute to the rebuilding of the nation
4. Advance “Freedom of Speech and Expression”
5. Back the freedom of faith
6. Spread enlightenment
7. Embody professionalism and ethical coverage across our media platforms
8. Raise the bar for accurate, and ethical press and media practice

1. Diversify resources to enhance sustainability
2. Provide a credible and attractive forum for literary work, political, social, literary essays, and editorial columns
3. Provide a platform that may be considered representative of Sudan’s diversity
4. Adopt continuous improvement and footprint expansion raising global awareness about Sudan
5. Provide a cross-generational platform for all those who participated in Sudan’s revolution, and those who would like to contribute thought and ideas to the rebuilding of the nation

Medameek adopts a work culture that engenders passion for proactivity and growth Members of Medameek’s Board of Directors, editorial staff, employees, and collaborators treat each other on the basis of respect, shared commitment, and integrity Respect refers to the courteous and friendly interactions among the newspaper’s personnel Commitment means completion of assigned tasks on time and with the desired quality, timely attendance of meetings, and active participation in discussions Integrity is the adherence to universal moral values and to the pursuance of Medameek goals, without undue influence by political association or personal motives