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the forgotten pyramids of Sudans

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celebration of the end of fasting at the end of Ramadan

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Rashaida woman

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Sudan's typical dish "Ful"

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Sudan's music is unique, but has suffered a lot over time. During the dictatorship, many poets were imprisoned and drumming was prohibited. The military also used new, foreign instruments to change the music.
Go and watch this video. It also shows a deeper insight into Sudan's culture.

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The school system is free for children aged 6-13 years. Nevertheless, more than 40% do not attend school for economic reasons.

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The population growth in Sudan is strong. The country produces many refugees, but is also home to many.
The population is made up of Arabs (70%), North Sudan Nubians, Baggara and Copts. Over 500 ethnic groups with over 400 different languages and dialects live in this country. However, the official languages are Arabic and English.

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In this country, two rivers combine to form one of the most important, longest and most historic rivers. The white and the blue Nile unite to form the Nile. At this point, in the center of Sudan, is also the capital, Khartoum.

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Sudan is one of the poorest countries in the world. The population lives on less than $ 1.25 a day. The current Corona crisis is adding to this poverty. Hunger and suffering are the order of the day, so the country faces a great danger.

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Sudan has a rich history. From the Kingdom of Kush (c. 800 BC – 350 AD) to the Islamic kingdoms of Sennar and Darfur (c. 1500–1821). Even last year, on April 12, 2019, history was made.
After months of mass demonstrations, the dictatorship of Omar al-Bashir was crushed. He built this government through a military coup (Militärputsch) and thus destroyed the pre-existing democracy. The road to establishing a democracy is being taken, but it is difficult because there are assassinations.
Until then, people continue to protest.

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Southern Sudan is plagued by desertification and sandstorms. These storms are so strong that you often don't even see the sun. Desertification is also a major problem. Agriculture is no longer possible and the groundwater level is falling.
In the north, however, the farmers rely on the somewhat higher, but still lower rainfall. The sun is shining all year long and ensures high temperatures in summer. In winter it cools down to a pleasant 20-27 Co.

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Sudan is mainly a large plain with a few mountains and rivers. To the west is Deriba Caldera, a 3042 m high mountain in the Marrah Mountains. It is the highest spot in Sudan.

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The Republic of the Sudan is a country in Northeast Africa. It borders the Red Sea, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, South Sudan, the Central African Republic, Chad and Libya.
It is the third largest country in Africa with an area of 1,886,068 km²  .