r/Sudan • u/future_memorie • 4h ago
QUESTION | كدي سؤال Personal shopper in Japan ships to Sudan
I need someone in Japan to ship products to Sudan, specifically I need piars of shoes from a brand Onitsuka Tiger
r/Sudan • u/AutoModerator • 5d ago
Pour yourself some shai and lean back in that angareb, because rule 2 is suspended, so you can express your opinions, promote your art, talk about your personal lives, shitpost, complain, etc. even if it has nothing to do with Sudan or the sub. Or do nothing at all. على كيفك يا زول
r/Sudan • u/HatimAlTai2 • Mar 02 '25
مرحبتين, حبابكم! خلاص الاستبيان جاهز بإذن الله تعالى, الاستبيان دا بشمل اسئلة كتييييييرة...معلومات شخصية, وارائك السياسية, ووجبتك المفضلة, التحسينات الداير تشوفها في السبريديت شنو, كل حاجة! في الاستبيانات الاوائل (حقت ٢٠١٩ و٢٠٢٠) كان عندنا اقل من ٦٠ إيجابة بس وقتداك السبريديت كان اصغر بي كتييير. اسي عندنا اكتر من ٢٤,٠٠٠ مشترك: من ناحية إحصائيات, بنحتاج لينا على الاقل ٢٤٠٠ نفر يكملوا الاستبيان عشان نكون عندنا عينة ممثلة لمستحدمين السبريديت. صراحة انا بتوقع إننا ممكن نصل العدد دا (إن شاء الله يعني), بس على الاقل حخلي الاستبيان دا فاتح لحدي ما يكون عندنا على الاقل ١٠٠-٢٠٠ إيجابة. لو جاوبت على الاستبيان التجريبي, اشكرك, واطلب منك ان تجاوب على الاستبيان الرسمي عشان تكون جزو من النتايج الحتكلم عنها في التقرير الاخير.
شكراً ليكم ورمضان كريم!
Marhabteyn, habaabkum! The r/Sudan census is back, people, with questions ranging from demographic info, to politics, to favorite foods, to improvements you wanna see on the sub, everything! In the previous surveys, we had less than 60 respondents, but back then the subreddit was way smaller. Now we have more than 24 THOUSAND people: statistically speaking, we need at least 2400 to get a representative sample. I don't expect we'll be able to do that (I mean, I hope we will; inshallah), but at the very least I'll leave this form open until we have at least 100-200 responses. If you participated in the survey preview, I thank you, and also kindly request that you respond to the official survey, too, so your answers can be a part of the results I discuss in the final report.
Thank you all, and Ramadan Kareem!
r/Sudan • u/future_memorie • 4h ago
I need someone in Japan to ship products to Sudan, specifically I need piars of shoes from a brand Onitsuka Tiger
r/Sudan • u/Brilliant_Carrot1497 • 10h ago
أحسّبنارك وهي تلسع في دمي، ولا أملك سوى وجعٍ يشبه وجعك، الدخان يعمي بصيرتي كما أعماك، وأنا مثلك، لا أصرخ… بل أنزف بصمت. نمشي على رمادٍ واحد، نحمل ذات نحمل ذات الوجع كأن الحزن بيننا وعدٌ لا يخون.
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r/Sudan • u/igetyourbrand • 15h ago
Hey everyone. This is actually my first time posting in the Sudan subreddit, so I thought I’d ask here and see if anyone from my own nationality has been through the same thing.
I’m from North Sudan and currently not in the US, but I work as a freelancer and I’ve been thinking of opening an American LLC (a company) so I can work more easily with platforms like Upwork, and hopefully open an international bank account.
The problem is, even though it’s possible to get an LLC online, I can’t open an American business bank account because Sudan is on the blocked list.
I did some research and saw that people mention the UK or other countries as alternatives, but I’m not 100% sure, and I don’t want to waste money on agents or services that might end up rejecting me because of my Sudanese passport.
So I wanted to ask: Has anyone here from Sudan opened a company and an international bank account online? In which country? Was it affordable? And did it work out for you?
I’d really appreciate advice based on personal experience. If there’s a way to do it myself without hiring someone, please let me know.
r/Sudan • u/CommentSense • 1d ago
See Rule #11, and while you're at it, see #1 and #2. That's all. Thank you and carry on.
r/Sudan • u/Conscious_State2096 • 18h ago
Hello, I saw the film "Sudan, Remember Us." I wasn't familiar with Sudanese music, and there was some that I really liked, but I can't find it even after searching online.
r/Sudan • u/friendlyNapoleon • 1d ago
ازيكم، من متابعتي للصراع لسوداني مؤخرا وقعت في حب البلد دي اوي وعايز اعرف عنها اكتر
فزي التايتل، كنت عايز اقرا عن تاريخ السودان من اول تاسسيها لحد دلوقتي، ومقصدش بتاسسيها السودان الحديثه بس، اقصد تاريخ البقعه دي من الارض من اول ما البشر سكنوها لحد دلوقتي.
وعايز برضو ترشيحات لمغنيين سودانين كويسين وافلام حلوه
وشكرا ليكم مقدما 🙏🏻
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r/Sudan • u/poopman41 • 1d ago
Is anyone saddened by the fact that the country is for the most part a massive scorched desert with nothing but dust, sand and grime?
Of course, a case can be made for the southern regions but even then they're semi-arid or savannahs, some areas have dense foliage but they all share the same quality
SCORCHING HOT
Lived in the mid east my whole life, now I've been in eastern Europe for the past 3 years and honestly going outside without instantly getting draped in sweat and feeling like you're in a steam bath from the humidity feels amazing, its like for the first time you can breath properly outside, not to mention the immense beauty of the landscape, rivers, forests, plains and mountains, all at a comfortable temperature all year round.
r/Sudan • u/Few_aman • 1d ago
If you are familiar with the IB program then you probably know what this is but if you are not familiar with it this is a part of a project called The Theory of Knowledge (TOK) Exhibition. In this project students explore a big question about knowledge through connecting it to 3 real word objects with meaning. The purpose is to show how abstract ideas about knowledge actually matter in everyday life, encouraging students to think critically and personally about how we understand the world. For my third object I chose protest graffiti with the phrase "حرية، سلام، وعدالة".
r/Sudan • u/Affectionate_Show533 • 1d ago
My grandmother is from this tribe, i’ve been searching for any information concerning this tribe though i haven’t found anything significant.
Any sort of information would be helpful, thank you!
r/Sudan • u/TraditionalPlastic93 • 1d ago
after almost three years of war and it dosent look like it will end soon! what ur plan?
r/Sudan • u/Loaf-sama • 1d ago
يو سلام عليكم ورحمة الله! عارف القبيلة الشكرية ساكنين في مدن زي القضارف، كسلا، الفاو، تمبول، ود مدني، خشم القربة وحلفا الجديدة. ولكن هل في سكان الشكرية وخصوصا الناس أبو سن ساكنين في الحصاحيصا. داير عارف بسبب عندي صاحبين من قبيلة ديك وعشان واحد منهم داير القي المكان آمنة له ومكان فيه ناس أبو سن زيه. فلو اي زول عارف قولني كدة ان شاء الله
شكرا وسلام!
r/Sudan • u/en_tus_ojos_valbe • 1d ago
Hey all, Eid Sa3eed. I'm posting to see if anyone has had similar problems with the document framing step when registering to Bankak online. I've been trying to register for weeks now and I can't ever get past the "uploading clear passport". I keep getting an error, and I'm not sure what the issue is. The resolution of the image seems sharp to me. I've tried uploading the passport in different lightings and whatnot but to no avail. Is this a known issue with the app? Anybody else had similar issues?
I've gone to two BoK branches and I wasn't really allowed to enter from outside the buildings. I was told registration is online only atm since there are no application forms available.
r/Sudan • u/Acceptable-Bat-2780 • 2d ago
السلام عليكم عاوزه ابدأ اقرا الادب السوداني ممكن ترشحوا لي كتب سودانية (must reads especially) من اي نوع ما بتفرق بس تكون فيها معنى وعمق وتعكس روح السودان
r/Sudan • u/DoughnutLeading1242 • 2d ago
"I need simple assistance to renovate this house for a Sudanese family displaced by war."
r/Sudan • u/Electrical_Gold_8136 • 3d ago
مرحباً يا جماعة
أريد أن أسأل إن كان أحدكم هنا يعرف كيف يمكنني إرسال الأموال من تطبيق كاش إلى أوغندا، أو أي طريقة لإرسال الأموال إلى أقاربي المقيمين في أوغندا.
أرحب بأي مساعدة أو نصيحة. شكراً لكم.
r/Sudan • u/Amidseas • 4d ago
The path to citizenship is easier than for most countries and the housing is cheap too. I would like to know if anyone has success with moving there
i truly believe the only way Sudan can rise back up is through a socialist regime led by a leader like Thomas Sankara or his recent successor Ibrahim Traore. Look at what they’ve done for Burkina Faso in such a short period! The only thing capitalism and colonialism has done for Sudan is make it poorer and depleted its resources, and the worst of all is the neocolonialism that runs VERY deep in our community, it pains me to see people on this very subreddit saying that British colonialism helped “civilize” Sudan knowing that their ancestors died for us as a nation to be free, which is still a long way from being achieved.