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AÇLIK KRİZİ: ÇOCUKLAR AÇLIKTAN ÖLMESİNYaklaşık 1.4 milyon çocuk ölüm riski altında Güney Sudan, Nije

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sixpenceee:The Forgotten Pyramids of SudanMore than 200km from the Sudanese capital Khartoum, the re

peppermintstranger:Adhel Bol— born in 2000 — Sudan

kradhe:Nuba girl, Kordofan, Southern Sudan 1949. George Rodger

Beja-Hadendoa dagger, Southern Sudan or Eritrea

amntenofre:Napata, Kush/Nubia (Sudan): the Royal Necropolis with its Pyramids (north group) dated to

Mosquito wings.Illustration from a report on malaria in Sudan, printed by Henry Wellcome in 1904. Mo

ancientorigins:The African baobab tree (called the Baobab in Sudan) is the oldest living flowering p

micdotcom:13 photos show the beautiful side of Sudan you rarely see in the mediaFollow micdotcom

Archangel Gabriel,Fresco, Faras Cathedral, Lower Nubiaca. 8th century

They were forced to flee their homes. Now they’re running in the Olympics.They are the first-ever Re

fotojournalismus:Joseph Wachira, 26, comforts Sudan, the last male Northern White Rhino on the plane

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criteria:Sudan Archives - Nont for Sale (2018)

gotraveling:The Pyramids of Meroe, Sudan ~ by Jason Edwards

5centsapound:Abbas Habiballa (Sudan)Gorgeous portraits of the women of Sudan, friends and family of

skunkbear:Nola was born in the southern savanna woodlands of Sudan. In the mid-1970s she was capture

gahdamnpunk: If you haven’t heard there is a literal massacre going on in Sudan. People are getting

angryafricangirlsunited:Toubou women: The Tubu or Toubou are an ethnic group that live mainly in nor

Photo of the Day: A Former Child Soldier Is Released From the ArmyPhotographer caption: A former chi

The Dura Aphis, or Asal FlyIllustration from a report on malaria in Sudan, printed by Henry Wellcome

visitheworld:The Roman Kiosk at the ruined ancient city of Naqa, Sudan (by Retlaw Snellac).

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