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JUST DATING NEAR OMDURMAN SUDAN

Rosignoli was brought to the Sudan by Möns. Comboni as a missionary. He arrived
in Khartoum on The cadavers dating from that time were We had only been in
Omdurman for a few days when we were able for the first time to witness a.


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The fighting raged for two days, and when Mrs. Ley emerged from her hut, she
said, she had to step over dozens of bodies in the grass — men, boys, girls. She
was also disturbed by the lack of development in the south — and it is not as if
she were ensconced in modernity here in Omdurman, which is just across the Nile
from Khartoum. She lives in a mud-walled house with paper pictures of Jesus
taped above the bed. But in Mankien, there are no paved roads or electricity,
few wells and few schools. South Sudan is one of the poorest countries on earth
, where 83 percent of the population lives in thatched-roofed huts and a
year-old girl has a better chance of dying in childbirth than of finishing
school.

A few months after arriving in Mankien, Mrs. Ley and her children decided to
take a bus back to Omdurman, choosing the lesser of two evils. They did not
receive a warm welcome.

Her year-old daughter, Nyapay, said her toes were crunched in the market one day
by an Arab man who intentionally stepped on them. Now, it was official. The main
religion in Sudan is Islam and the holiday is Friday, so most of the staff will
expect to have Fridays off. Also there are five prayers a day and two of them
during the working hours. The staff might wish to attend the prayer in the
nearest mosque to the workplace or they may choose to pray at work as a group.
Also, there is the holy month of Ramadan and Muslims fast for 30 days, from
sunrise to sunset, during this period.

Gender: The male is usually regarded as superior. Gender roles are generally
very set, e. It is rare to see people crossing over gender lines with respect to
behaviour and employment.

Religion: It is very important. If the community is animist, most aspects of
daily life are tied in to religious observance one way or another. If the
community is Christian, there will usually be a church structure of some sort
and the people will observe the traditions and services of that denomination.
There are few Muslims in south Sudan, although occasionally a mosque will be
seen, built during the times when the north ruled the area.

Most foreigners do not obviously display or practice a religious life with the
exception of missionaries or employees of faith-based NGOs. This is probably
somewhat bewildering to local people who associate all foreigners with
Christianity. Class: Class is rarely an issue in south Sudan although some
tribes e. But this is not something readily observable by an outsider.
Ethnicity: Ethnic background or tribal identity is extremely important.

This is not always easy to understand because sometimes one finds, for example,
Dinka-Nuer alliances but Dinka-Dinka conflict! Thus geography and economics
cattle, grazing rights etc. Again, because a foreigner is unlikely to be working
anywhere but with a foreign organization, the above will not have an immediate
bearing in the workplace. How important is it to establish a personal
relationship with a colleague or client before getting to business?

It is not important to establish personal relationships before doing business.
You might start with casual conversation about the country and Sudanese food.
You should reciprocate the invitation, because it is an important step for
relationship and to develop trust. Personal relationships are extremely
important. In the current climate, there is not likely to be a great deal of
business dealings, but if the peace process is successful, these will become
necessary.

It will be necessary to build relationships bearing in mind the great lack of
trust that war engenders. Would a colleague or employee expect special
privileges or considerations given our personal relationship or friendship. Yes
the colleague and the employee expect special privileges. I recommend you grant
privileges when possible and appropriate because it is essential in the Sudanese
culture and not respecting this custom might damage the business relationship.

Special consideration is always expected based on relationships.

This is not seen as morally reprehensible. I recommend that courteous, gracious
and patient explanations are always given to Sudanese to explain that
international organizations generally work on the principle of hiring for merit,
pay for merit and that discrimination for any other cause is forbidden or
frowned upon. I have a work-related problem with a colleague. Do I confront him
or her directly?

Privately or publicly? If you need to confide anything, it is important to
choose a good time and the right place. Negotiations over the declaration began
again late on Thursday night. Related Coverage.

The opposition had demanded that members of the sovereign council, which is
intended to lead the country until elections are held, should not be granted
blanket immunity from prosecution for past crimes. This is particularly true in
the north, where Sharia law rules the land, most of the population is Muslim and
people tend to prefer traditional clothing to Western garb.

Men wear long robes called jalabiya and women wrap a garment called a thawb
around their entire body. This is worn for both religious reasons and to protect
against the heat. Long, loose clothing offers greater relief from the scorching
sun than shorts and t-shirts in Sudan. African culture and traditional animist
beliefs are more common in the south.


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Many speak local dialects or English rather than Arabic and brew a strong beer
in their homes called marissa in direct defiance of Sharia law. While lifestyle
and culture can vary greatly across the country, all Sudanese people share a
strong sense of hospitality and generosity. The unified Nile continues north to
Egypt , separating the Nubian Desert, which occupies the northeast of Sudan from
the Libyan Desert, which occupies the northwest.

Desert gives way to open savannah, largely flat to the east, but rising to two
plateaux to the west and south. The western plateau makes up the war-torn region
of Darfur. Sudan also contains several mountain ranges — the Nuba Mountains
located near the border with South Sudan and volcanic peaks that make up the
Marrah Mountains in Darfur.

Shopping opportunities in Sudan are largely limited to street vendors and local
markets, called souks. The capital has a number of souks worth checking out,
though Souk Omdurman is the largest in the country and perhaps the best place to
shop unique Sudanese items and handicrafts. Vendors line an endless maze of
narrow alleyways selling a wide range of goods, often cheaper than elsewhere in
the city.


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Local crafts to keep an eye out for include grass and straw products, carved
wooden statues and masks, goods made from copper and brass and gold jewellery.
Friendly haggling is the norm at markets and payment is always in cash. Both
malls house mostly independent shops that sell clothing, accessories, stationary
and electronics. Most festivals in Sudan are religious holidays and are
celebrated privately with family and friends, although there are a few rowdy
exceptions.

Some of the biggest and most important festivals in Sudan include:. The birth of
the Prophet Muhammad is a national holiday in many Muslim-majority countries. In
Sudan, Sufi Muslims celebrate the 12th day of the fifth month of the Islamic
lunar calendar by throwing carnival-like festivals in public squares where
religious scholars give public lectures, stories are told about the life of
Muhammad and stalls sell food and sweets. Social hierarchies and ethnic
differences are put aside each October for this boisterous Sufi holiday meant to
commemorate the death of a saint.

Attracting Sufi Muslims from near and far, festivities begin with a parade and
end with an all-night celebration where revellers dance and sing songs while
traditional music is played. This three-day festival, which marks the end of the
Islamic fasting month of Ramadan, is typically celebrated with friends, family
and food. Beginning on the first day of the tenth lunar month, people collect
sweets and eat plenty of porridge aseeda as they move from house to house
visiting neighbours. Traditionally, people are meant to sacrifice an animal as a
symbol of religious devotion, however many in Sudan are unable to afford this.


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Instead, people spend this day feasting with family. Sudanese cuisine tends to
be simple yet flavourful. Porridge and kisra a Sudanese flatbread similar to
roti are dietary staples. Made from wheat, soghrum or corn flour, porridge is
eaten like rice and usually served with a meat and vegetable stew mullah.

Falafel is a popular vegetarian dish, although in Sudan it is called tamiya and
is made from broad beans. Fava beans are a common breakfast choice.

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