Salah Zekki shares his view
A date palm stands watch over the house my father was allocated in the relocation from the flood in 1964.
30 of these tablets are used every day in the water well that supplies village 18.
A piece of the waterwheel, Saqia in Arabic or Eskale in Nubian, lies in support of a pipe from the diesel pump that has replaced it.
Discussion on Nubia in the market
Taharqa, National Museum Sudan
In New Halfa longing for the old life
Fields of Sarkametto
Bit Hashim's Notepad
Words and poems about the life I embrace.
Sudan Hub
Bridging the Gap
The Daily Post
The Art and Craft of Blogging
Went Looking
see the world. think about it. then act.
Road Essays
Travel writing and long form non-fiction narrative from the road
infinite satori
FOLLOW YOUR GOOSEBUMPS
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196 countries, countless stories...
The Ecotone Exchange
Positive Stories of the Environment
ARABLIT & ARABLIT QUARTERLY
A magazine of Arabic literature in translation
L.M. Sacasas
Technology, Culture, and Ethics
TED Blog
The TED Blog shares news about TED Talks and TED Conferences.
After the flood
Exploring Nubia 50 years after the Exodus
After the flood 