Khartoum for Beginners

Based on my brief Ramadan experience Obligatory waiting in traffic amjad selfie I wanted to write at least one more post about wha...

So it’s July. I’ve made it. In 20 short days I’ll be leaving the place I’ve called home for the last 10 months. In the last month or so ...

"Kassala, Mashallah, Humdallah" I feel I must backtrack and offer you all some description on my wonderful trip I too...

I realized I haven’t given a life update in some time and so it’s probably only fair to write about what I’ve been up to. A lot has happe...

Who Actually Goes to Volunteer in Sudan? The following are a few traits that are true about most people who come to volunteer in Su...

Upon coming to Sudan I was warned that it doesn’t exactly have a vibrant social scene, in the traditional Western sense. I was told of co...

            Before coming to Khartoum I was warned about its bus system. Khartoum is a rather large city that spreads across The Nile. Wal...

Let’s get one thing straight. My experience in Sudan is entirely shaped by the privilege that I’m a white woman. This privilege has affect...