Faiz Abubakar Mohammed Mohammed is a distinguished journalist and photographer based in Khartoum, Sudan, with a keen focus on the socio-political landscape of Northeast Africa, especially Sudan. He holds a bachelor's degree in public relations from the Sudan University of Science and Technology, which complements his storytelling through both written journalism and visual media. Faiz's reporting is particularly concentrated on the resistance committees' efforts to restore democracy in the aftermath of the military coup in Sudan. He provides in-depth coverage of their strategies, which encompass protests, political discourse, and public service discussions, while also emphasizing the nonviolent nature of their actions and the casualties they have faced in their opposition to military rule.

In addition to his written work, Faiz is an accomplished photographer whose compelling images have captured the attention of a global audience. His photography has been featured in prestigious publications such as The New York Times, and he has showcased his work in exhibitions across Sudan and internationally, including in India, Romania, Egypt, and the United Arab Emirates. His talent in visual storytelling has been recognized with his inclusion in the African Photojournalism Database, a directory of emerging and professional African visual journalists established by the World Press Photo Foundation and Everyday Africa.

Faiz's contributions to photojournalism were further acknowledged when he became a 2022 World Press Photo Contest winner, an accolade that highlights his exceptional ability to capture and communicate powerful narratives through his lens. His engagement with a wider audience is also facilitated through social media, where he shares his work and insights on platforms such as Instagram (@faizabubak) and Twitter (@AbubakrFawaz), connecting with followers and fellow professionals in the field of journalism and media.