Oh yeah, SUDAN!

All things Sudan, all the time.
Oh yeah, SUDAN! brings you more of the Africa they never show you by highlighting the positives of the Sudan and South Sudan that they never show you. If you are looking for more negativity, there is plenty elsewhere. Otherwise, welcome and enjoy all things Sudan, all the time! *If you have any images, articles, or media to share please submit them at ohyeahsudan.tumblr.com/submit! *Disclaimer: This Tumblr does not own most media posted, but references are always included whenever possible.

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Posted on Tuesday 21 August with 498 notes. Via poopoo - (princessofthenile-deactivated20).
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shai-bel-laban: ugh my homesickness wont go away sudan why you gotta be so close to my heart like dat b

shai-bel-laban:

ugh my homesickness wont go away sudan why you gotta be so close to my heart like dat b

(Source: b-sama)

Posted on Friday 10 August with 40 notes.
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August 9, 2012- The Washington Post:  “Oddisee: Hip-hop’s subtle extremist”

August 9, 2012- The Washington Post: 

“Oddisee: Hip-hop’s subtle extremist”

Posted on Sunday 22 July with 56 notes. Via Aromaa - (aromaa-deactivated20120730).
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Beautiful photography by the talented Aromaa! Check out her blog!

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Meanwhile in Sudan

Posted on Monday 25 June with 3 notes.
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Sudan, unite and connect with the beautiful people of our diaspora! Africlectic: a new exciting global life-culture web-portal and magazine promoting the Diaspora’s Renaissance in culture, music, arts, fashion, science, and health through the African lens. Launching this summer 2012!! LIKE ON THE FACEBOOK PAGE to keep updated! https://www.facebook.com/africlecticmag Tumblr please reblog and share with your friends this movement!

Sudan, unite and connect with the beautiful people of our diaspora!

Africlectic: a new exciting global life-culture web-portal and magazine promoting the Diaspora’s Renaissance in culture, music, arts, fashion, science, and health through the African lens. Launching this summer 2012!!

LIKE ON THE FACEBOOK PAGE to keep updated!

https://www.facebook.com/africlecticmag

Tumblr please reblog and share with your friends this movement!

Posted on Thursday 5 January with 14 notes.
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Queen of the Nile.

Queen of the Nile.

Posted on Monday 12 December with 6 notes.
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An Honest Mom on Our Trip to Sudan

http://anhonestmom.wordpress.com/2011/12/01/on-our-trip-to-sudan/

Posted on Thursday 27 October with 57 notes.
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“Sudanese-American singer al Sarah in New York. Photo by Michael Marquand.” -Helo Magazine

“Sudanese-American singer al Sarah in New York. Photo by Michael Marquand.” -Helo Magazine

Posted on Saturday 20 August with 56 notes.
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One of the most unique parts of Ramadan in Sudan:  “24 August 2010. El Fasher: Teenagers from Al Mahat area in El Fasher start singing everyday at 4 am to wake up the neighbours for the Suhoor, the time for Muslims to wake up to eat and pray during Ramadan.”

One of the most unique parts of Ramadan in Sudan: 

“24 August 2010. El Fasher: Teenagers from Al Mahat area in El Fasher start singing everyday at 4 am to wake up the neighbours for the Suhoor, the time for Muslims to wake up to eat and pray during Ramadan.”

Posted on Friday 22 July with 208 notes.
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Taken in El Geneina, Sudan by Darren Cormack

Taken in El Geneina, Sudan by Darren Cormack

Posted on Tuesday 19 July with 9 notes.
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The People of Sudan and South Sudan are EXTREMELY Diverse

*Note: The Joshua Project is a religiously affiliated Christian organization, but it is a source that highlights the diversity of Sudan and South Sudan’s populations.