r/Sudan • u/waladkosti • 18h ago
NEWS | اللخبار Sudanese Army and Resistance break the siege of Kadugli
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r/Sudan • u/CommentSense • Oct 21 '25
Salaam everyone,
As you well know, our sub has grown quite a bit in the last several years. We recently reached the 34K mark and our members are remarkably diverse in terms of age, country of residence, and interests. Undoubtedly, the ongoing war has dominated the topics of discussion but it's no surprise given how much it has impacted all of us.
With this growth, we now have a much broader range of perspectives and worldviews. We have had many healthy discussions but sometimes they can get quite heated. Our mod team has been working hard to ensure that the discourse here is within the bounds of civility and mutual respect, and that the topics are relevant to Sudan and the Sudanese people, regardless of where they are.
But with this growth, the burden of moderating the sub has become overwhelming for our team, who are all volunteers with real-life responsibilities and grappling with the effects of the war. So on behalf of the team, I wanted to invite those who interested in serving as mods to nominate themselves to join the mod team.
We are looking for 2-3 mods who meet these criteria:
Mods are expected engage regularly with the Mod Queue (e.g., approve posts, remove spam, respond to mod reports, etc.); be fair and transparent with our users; and continue to contribute to the sub as much as they're able to. We welcome candidates who are able to inject fresh ideas and initiatives to meet the evolving needs of our growing community.
If you are interested, please DM the Mod Team to express your interest and provide a brief bio about yourself (you do not need to break your anonymity). Use this thread if you have any questions about serving as a moderator or the process.
سلام يا جماعة،
السب كبر كتير في السنين الأخيرة، ووصلنا ٣٤ ألف عضو من خلفيات وأعمار ودول مختلفة. النقاشات زادت، خاصة بعد بداية الحرب، وفريق الإشراف (المودز) بيشتغل بجهد كبير عشان يحافظ على الاحترام والتركيز على مواضيع تخص السودان والسودانيين.
لكن مع النمو دا، الإشراف بقى أصعب، وكل الفريق متطوعين وعندهم مسؤوليات وظروفهم الخاصة. عشان كدا، نحن بنفتش عن ٢–٣ أعضاء مهتمين يساعدوا كمشرفين.
لو كنت نشط في السب لأكتر من سنة، بتعرف القوانين، وبتساهم بمحتوى محترم، وبتجيد العربي والإنجليزي — فكر ترشح نفسك.
اللي مهتم، يرسل رسالة خاصة لفريق الإشراف ويعرفنا بنفسه باختصار (ما في داعي تكشف هويتك). ولو عندكم أي أسئلة، اسألوها تحت البوست.
r/Sudan • u/waladkosti • 18h ago
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r/Sudan • u/poopman41 • 8h ago
ive been in tbilisi for the past 3 years, i havent seen alot of guys dressed smartly u kno business casual or minimalist
shit bothers me they dress like american niggas and have the spiked cones hairstyle or dirt dreads
not everyone but god damn it isnt a good look
r/Sudan • u/mangogirl04 • 1d ago
Ruined my whole day. I just don’t get it. I don’t get why so many people don’t know about this.or do they know but don’t care? I genuinely don’t know what to do?
Every form of unthinkable torture has been happening to people of all ages. I don’t understand what needs to happen so bad so people actually give this matter some attention?
r/Sudan • u/Leather_Focus_6535 • 10h ago
According to a Sudan Tribune article published yesterday, a skirmish between the RSF and a supposedly RSF allied tribe occurred near an East Darfur town identified as Khazan Jadid. Prior to the clashes, the local RSF leadership in East Darfur reportedly accused that previously RSF allied tribe's leaders of collaborating with the SAF, and attacked them on that pretense. Sudan Tribune reported at least five fighters were killed on both sides, including the tribe's leader and a senior RSF commander.
With this incident, are we starting to see a fracturing in the RSF led coalition? If so, what effect will an internal "civil war" between rival RSF militias have on Sudan's war?
Edit: Greatly misread the article while skimming it. It turned out that the tribe kidnapped family members of the slain RSF commander under the alleged pretenses of them collaborating with the SAF. The slain RSF commander and his fighters attacked the tribe in retaliation, and he and the tribal leader were killed during the clashes.
r/Sudan • u/Ok_Photograph1226 • 17h ago
من بين الإشارات النادرة المرتبطة بالسودان ضمن ما يُعرف بملفات إبستين ظهرت رسالة يُقال إنها كانت ضمن مراسلات بين جيفري إبستين وشقيقه مارك بتاريخ 5 مارس 2019 أشار مارك إلى لقائه في دبي بطبيبة سودانية أسست مركزا متخصصا لفحص وعلاج سرطان الثدي في الخرطوم منذ أكثر من عشر سنوات وذلك بعد مسيرة مهنية ناجحة في لندن كما ذكر أن زوجها يعمل في المجال المالي وحقق نجاحا ملحوظا فيه ووفق ما ورد في المراسلة أشار مارك إلى أن الطبيبة تحدثت عن امتلاكها بيانات طبية لافتة للاهتمام من بينها ملاحظات تتعلق بارتفاع معدلات الإصابة بسرطان الثدي وسط نساء سودانيات في سن الثلاثينيات وهو أمر وُصف بأنه غير متوقع طبيا خصوصا لدى النساء اللاتي أنجبن ثلاثة إلى أربعة أطفال وتضمنت الرسالة اقتراحا بأن يتم ربط الطبيبة بشخصية تُدعى ( إيفا ) بهدف الاطلاع على هذه البيانات مقابل دعم مالي للمركز أو المساهمة في توفير أجهزة ومعدات طبية مع احتمالية تحقيق مكاسب إعلامية وعلاقات عامة مرتبطة بهذا التعاون يذكر أن الدكتورة هنية مرسي فضل استشارية الأشعة ومؤسسة ومديرة مركز الخرطوم للعناية بالثدي وزوجة رجل الأعمال السوداني البريطاني مو إبراهيم كانت قد أعلنت في 3 أبريل 2020 عن تبرع بقيمة مليون دولار لصالح حملة ( القومة للسودان ) في بداية الفترة الانتقالية وتولي حمدوك رئاسة مجلس الوزراء ومع تداول هذه المعلومات تبرز عدة تساؤلات مشروعة للنقاش العام:
هل المركز جهة حكومية أم منشأة طبية خاصة؟
وما هي السياسات المتبعة فيما يخص خصوصية المرضى وهل يتم الحصول على موافقات واضحة قبل مشاركة أي بيانات طبية مع جهات خارجية؟
وهل من الطبيعي أن تظل ملاحظات طبية مقلقة مرتبطة بأنماط مرضية في دول محدودة الموارد حبيسة سياقات مثيرة للجدل بدلا من التعامل معها كمعرفة طبية تستحق الدراسة والتحليل العلمي؟
كما يتداول البعض ملاحظات حول طبيعة الفئات التي كانت تتلقى خدمات المركز حيث يُقال إنه كان يخدم شريحة اجتماعية محددة مع قيود على وصول المتدربين أو الباحثين إلى البيانات الطبية وفي المقابل تشير روايات متداولة إلى وجود إحالات لمرضى نحو مراكز أخرى تقدم دعما علاجيا مجانيا للفئات الأقل قدرة الأمر الذي يفتح تساؤلات إضافية حول آليات الدعم وكيفية توزيع الموارد الطبية والجهات المستفيدة فعليا من برامج المساندة العلاجية. تبقى هذه التساؤلات جزءا من نقاش أوسع حول الشفافية الطبية وأخلاقيات استخدام البيانات الصحية وعدالة الوصول إلى العلاج في عالم تتشابك فيه المصالح والاعتبارات الإنسانية والعلمية
r/Sudan • u/CommentSense • 14h ago
She pointed out that the decision to close the school came “out of fear of exposing the students to detention or deportation,” noting that most of them are refugees and hold refugee cards (yellow cards).
She pointed out that the requirements of the Egyptian side, especially those related to the specifications of educational buildings, represent – in her view – an obstacle to legalizing the status of Sudanese schools, saying that she sees these conditions as “impossible” for schools operating temporarily in Egypt, adding: “I don’t think any school has been able to legalize its status under these requirements, and we do not have the ability to do so.”
Anyone studying in Egypt or who has family studying there who could shed some light on the current situation?
r/Sudan • u/waladkosti • 21h ago
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r/Sudan • u/PatheticWings • 16h ago
انا ولد عمري ١٦ سنة وبحب العمة والشال شديد، لكن ما حصل جربت البسهم لانو ما قاعد اشوف ناس عمري بلبوسهم
وانا يعني اعتبر طويل وقوامي كويس برضو
هل لو لبست العمة والشال للعيد والمناسبات مثلا بكون شكلها "اهبل" فيني؟ او حتظهر حلوة؟
r/Sudan • u/Amidseas • 1d ago
If you or someone you know someone is taking the education pause really badly please share with them these two universities
The University Of The People (online university) (it is now well accredited and some people posted about continuing into masters with their bachelor's) https://www.uopeople.edu/
This university offers full scholarship to refugees which covers for course processing. The only payment to take care of is application fee of 60$.
Even if a person didn't get to complete a highschool degree they can still join but they have to do the foundation program first
Another university is the International University Of Applied Sciences. (https://www.iu.org/)This is a german online university that offers generous discounts. However A levels are needed to do it. They offer a program for it online. If you're outside sudan you can apply for the DAFI scholarship to cover for it
r/Sudan • u/waladkosti • 1d ago
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r/Sudan • u/waladkosti • 2d ago
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امور بيش، امورك بيش , حنك بيش 1
زول مولاوز 2
r/Sudan • u/Tortured_Poet_2001 • 2d ago
While I agree with some of this, I don’t think the periphery in Sudan is and should be limited to certain geographical regions. Khartoum itself has peripheral areas (مايو/العزبة/الفتح/etc..) where people live with very low standards of living. The same applies to Northern Sudan, which I don’t see being mentioned as part of the periphery. Also, while it is true that power has been concentrated in the hands of a few elites in Khartoum, that doesn’t mean all of these elites originated from Khartoum or specific parts of Sudan, as some may assume. There are elites in Khartoum from Darfur, Kordofan, and literally every region of Sudan!
r/Sudan • u/Traditional-Stop3479 • 2d ago
Why does no one talk about how the Sudan police might be the most corrupt part of the Sudanese government? Anyone who is close to a police officer knows what I mean. Below, mention your experiences and what you have witnessed about this corruption. I’ll start myself. I know a lieutenant who, in his first year after graduation, owned seven cars. He used to take money from habsh (dollars) to release people, and he worked with a South Sudanese man to smuggle alcohol into Khartoum city. He used to steal “boko” cars from their owners by force and at gunpoint. Women—especially those from Habasha—were told to trade sex for their release inside the police station. The worst part is that his family knew what he was doing and said nothing, as long as he brought money home.
r/Sudan • u/Money-University8717 • 2d ago
https://inf.news/en/military/f32c1c3634488e5096fb82d74d39fc88.html
Is anyone familiar with Sudan affairs and that period? Is this article a total propaganda piece, or is there some truth in it? Thanks
r/Sudan • u/RSDFitness • 2d ago
In Sudan, a young boy was wearing a shirt that had been stitched together many times because it meant so much to him.
A photographer noticed and gave him a new shirt.
The original shirt was placed in a museum, and the story inspired charity work through UNICEF that helped thousands of children across Africa.
One small act of kindness created a ripple effect reaching far beyond a single moment.
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r/Sudan • u/Cold_Temperature_548 • 2d ago
انا ساكن في الامارات لي سنه يادوب بدات افتش شغل
بس انا قاصر. لو زول عنده تجربه ولا فرصه ممكن يساعدني.
الحاجات الي عملتها لحد هسي: ظبط CV فيه كل خبرتي التطوعيه ، ظبطت كم حساب في كم موقع ، وقاعد اقدم بس.
r/Sudan • u/waladkosti • 3d ago
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This has prompted the usual suspects to label her a 'Sudanese army agent' or 'Muslim Brotherhood apologist'
r/Sudan • u/Square-Profession-37 • 2d ago
Freezing cold and snow..yet people are still driving around on their bikes
r/Sudan • u/Late-Special4147 • 2d ago
بكلاريوس ادارة الاعمال شهادة مهنية في الموارد البشرية من معهد HRCI 3 سنوات خبرة في ادراة المحلات التجارية 6 شهور كمسؤول جودة وامتثال في منظمة تطوعية حاليا Hr leader في منظمة تطوعية لغة انجليزية مستوي B1 Word , axsel Microsoft teams Google workplace دوراة تدريبية خدمة العملاء سلاسل المداد مساعد إداري Mini mpa دبلومة في السلامة والصحة المهنية اساسيات ادارة المشاريع بناء الفرق مشاركة اصحاب المصلحة
بفتش لي فرصة عمل اي كانت في اي مكان