The Thirty-Second Anniversary of Red Sea State Radio
🖊️ Khalaf Allah Al-Ubaid Hussein
On the thirty-second anniversary of Red Sea State Radio, we stand in awe before a legacy of light and sound, before a platform that for many years carried the pulse of the people, recounting tales of the sea, ports, homes, and roads, and planting hope in hearts whenever life’s burdens weighed them down.
Thirty-two years…
And the radio was not merely a wave to be heard, but a small homeland dwelling in souls, a loyal friend sitting with people in their mornings and evenings, sharing their joys and sorrows, and conveying the pulse of life from the heart of the Red Sea to all horizons.
From here passed voices we loved, words that shaped awareness, messages that brought warmth to homes, and programs that etched their names in the memory of generations.
And from here, too, people learned that words have a message, and that a beautiful voice has the power to unite hearts around love, homeland, and beauty. Red Sea Radio…
O daughter of the sea, the breeze, and the ancient harbors,
Despite the changing times, you remain true to your loyalty, opening your windows to all people without discrimination, with a heart as vast and pure as the sea.
O shining stars and radiant planets of Red Sea State Radio,
We offer you our gratitude, along with our utmost respect and appreciation for every voice that stayed up late, for every broadcaster who carried their message with love, and for every technician, editor, and worker who believed that media is not just a profession, but a responsibility, a conscience, and a sense of belonging.
O towering beacon, to which the light of knowledge and wisdom has always drawn, and O lofty palm tree that has yielded its fruits of culture, art, and creativity,
May you remain a beacon of truthful expression every year,
May you remain the memory of the place and the voice of humanity every year,
May the Red Sea be proud of you every year, as the sea is proud of its waves and the sky of its stars.
May God protect Sudan and its noble and generous people.