This is reallllly weird!

Check this out..

http://omdurman.org/
no, it's not a website about Sudan or a forum for young omdurmani's.

Pictures of Sudan (Chapter 3) Life in Sudan

1- Our very own White House , the presidential palace in Khartoum ( I don't know why I added this picture!)
2- Celebration in South Sudan, (people think the Conoglese are the best dancers in Africa but hey come to South Sudan to see the real thing!)
3-A mosque ( religion is a big part of the daily life of the Sudanese )
4-Farming in Sudan ( I hope the sudanese don't become to dependant on the Oil money and stop farming like the Nigerians did back in the days)
5- The famous bridge ( story time, this *ancient* bridge was previously located in India. Many decades ago, the Sudanese purchased this bridge from the Indians. In other words, this bridge is second-hand...Welcome to bilad al Sudan!)

Pictures of Sudan (Chapter 2) *People)

1-Dinka , South Sudan (the largest tribe in the Sudan)
2-Um Bororo tribe, West Sudan ( the hairstyle means he is not married:) )
3- East Sudan ( she is dressed like a bride)
4-Nubian, North Sudan
5- The Rashaida tribe,East Sudan (They are the most recent arab immigrants to Sudan)

Pictures of Sudan (Chapter 1) *PLACES*

Have you ever seen pictures of Sudan?
Yes, I'm sure you saw pictures of starving children,burned villages in Darfur, dead bodies and other pictures. I don't blame anyone for associating Sudan with Hell...wait a minute, Sudan was called "Hell on Earth" a number of times before.
My dead readers and fellow bloggers, I would like to present to you pictures of places, people and life in Sudan.

1-The Omdurman brigde where the white nile and the blue nile meet. If you look closely you might be able to notice the different shades of color.
2-Grand hotel ( Sudan's oldest hotel)
3-Al Fateh Tower , it gives me hope! ( finally. developement arrived in sudan:))
4- North Sudan, Nubia pyramids.

South, Darfur, Whats next? The North? Yes..No..Mabye:S

Let me tell you about Sudan...there is always something going on. A conflict, a war, a problem etc... I know what you guys will think when you read this HERE WE GO AGAIN ( I thought the same thing) Lets just hope the govt can contain it 3shan beljad walahi kida I want peace in my country Am I the only one?
My Favorite quote "peace will come to sudan tomorrow" John Garang.
will peace come to Sudan tomorrow? ok I'm optimisitc. There is hope. War will (might?) stop. Peace will (might?) come and we will have democracy.



http://sudantribune.com/spip.php?article21739

All eyes on Samy Deluxe, the gorgeous Sudanese German

Samuel Sorge was born in Hamburg, Germany in 1977 to a German mother and a Sudanese father. ( yes, I had it make it bold).

He is one of Germany’s most successful solo rap musicians. He recently started his own record label, Deluxe Records.

Samy Deluxe grew up with his mother's family as his Sudanese father left Germany when Samy was just two years old. Shortly after this event his half-sister was born. After living in Barmbek for many years they then moved to Hamburg-Eppendorf, a generally better-off suburb of Hamburg. Given this contrast - he certainly did not come from a well-off background - and his constant problems at school with teachers whom he often defied, he looked for a release and a way to express himself away from school. He soon discovered music. Samy is currently working with Hamburg's Finest artist, Illo, The Headliners, and Rob Easy.

Samy is known for his freestyling skills. Even his fiercest rivals have admitted that he is one of the best Freestylers in Germany. Audacious and eloquent, Sammy initially chose an aggressive style, based on imaginative use of metaphors, complex overlapping rhymes and his own melodic flow. Therefore he is sometimes called the German Jay-Z. He favours constructing constantly changing pictures rather than telling long stories. Critics find fault with his limited content and repetitive subjects, but Samy claims he is keeping it real.

Have you heard about the Afro-Turks?

No,I'm not talking about African immigrants in Turkey. I'm talking about Turkish people who happen to be black. They were born and raised in turkey, they speak turkish and they hold the turkish passport...They are the "Afro-turks""or African turks.

A number of centuries ago, many Africans were taken to Turkey by Arab merchants. Most of them were from Sudan, Nigeria, Somalia and Kenya. They were taken to plantations around Ayvalık, Manavgat, Dalaman, Menderes and Gediz valleys, and Çukurova."Afro-Turk" is a neologism; they are colloquially named as Arap in Turkish.

There are nearly 1 million turkish citizen of African descent.

Their descendants include

Mustafa Olpak, a well-known writer.

Tugce Guder, a model

Esmeray, a singer (she looks sudanese PERIOD!)

Hadi Turkman , the former Turkish football federation manager