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Sudan only has two flavors of hotels, the high-end five star places that rival western capitals in opulence and cost, and the more common lokandas where everyone gets a bed with a good view of the stars and stores their toothbrushes in the wiring.

Sudan only has two flavors of hotels, the high-end five star places that rival western capitals in opulence and cost, and the more common lokandas where everyone gets a bed with a good view of the stars and stores their toothbrushes in the wiring.

Sudan only has two flavors of hotels, the high-end five star places that rival western capitals in opulence and cost, and the more common lokandas where everyone gets a bed with a good view of the stars and stores their toothbrushes in the wiring.

A portrait painter exhibits examples beside the road. Including portraits of Arab leaders, business men, and one portrait of Chinese president Hu Jintao inside a map of Sudan. Many of Sudan's public-works projects and roads come from chinese investment while a third to a half of Sudan's half-million barrel a day crude oil ends up in China.
Donkey in Merowi, Northern Sudan.

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