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[GeographyNow]

The bridge between the North African Arab world and the black African world. The Sahara meets the Sudd. Where ancient Nubian pyramids meet modern skyscrapers. No nation on earth has quite the vivacious tale that this one tells. Welcome to the REAL nation of the Nile, #SUDAN. Hope you enjoy! Thanks Ruba and Methany for co-hosting!

[mohkamaltaha]

So I am gonna say something, and I think this will be true for most of you non-Sudanese folk, the amount of effort & time put into researching this episode was absolutely massive to say the least, and I wasn't fully appreciative of it until it came to my country, everything was spot on accurate, beautifully presented, and the girls were adorable and made the whole episode surprisingly fun, many thanks to everyone who contributed to this in any way, shape or form, especially Barbs, keep up the good work and I hope my country will heel soon and return to its former glory years.

[tranchmaster]

Fun fact: There is a small people group in Sudan called the Magyarabs (around 7000 people). They are a mix of Hungarians (escaped soldiers from the Ottoman army) and local population.

[AhmedSalem-ojcz]

As an Egyptian who was waiting for this episode Sudan has lots and lots to offer to the world but unfortunately they have gone through many disasters in the past 50 years but they are on the right path now they will make it ❤️❤️

[steffanyschwartz]

The sandstorm season also happens throughout the Sahel and west Africa. They are trying to solve it by planting large amounts of trees

[thecitizenoftheinternet]

Fun fact: Sudan has more arable land than all arab countries combined.

[إمبراطورية-عو]

"I have travelled through out Africa and the most friendliest and caring people that I've met were The Sudanese people"
➖ MALCOLM X➖

[sepep]

Just today Sudan announced two autonomous regions in South Kordofan and the blue Nile, both inhabited by ethnic and religious minorities such as Qumuz, Nuba and Berta

[cyrilabapo]

We love you, Sudan!
From the Philippines.
🇵🇭❤️🇸🇩

[osamaali]

I'm Sudanese, and I gotta say in these 30 minutes I have learnt way more info about my own country than what was taught in school !!

Methany and Ruba, thank you for such a concrete representation of our nation.

Geography Now, thank you for being the best geography show on YouTube !!

[Skip]

I really hope that Barbs goes back to the top of the alphabet when he finishes all of the countries. The poor A countries got like 3 minute episodes!

[EthanMKim]

As a Korean currently living here, I can polemically say that I love Sudan more than Korea (in terms of society)

[imadgrim]

I stayed two months in Sudan back in 2018 (Khartoum, Kafori). Really nice and hospitable people. Wish all the best to my Sudanese brothers 🇸🇾❤🇸🇩

[Emil-ydge]

Is think Ruba is my favourite co-host so far, she was so chill, which complements Paul's energy nicely

[abdullahoduno]

Man, Ruba and Methany are so sweet.
Now they will be who I think of when I think Sudan
Sweet & cool chill people that'd be cool to hang out with.

[arie_lovexi]

Im egyptian and i got love for my sudanese friends 🙏

[aaronwalker]

Hi, just wanted to mention that it would be much appreciated if you enabled closed captions on videos like this.
I've been a huge fan of your channel for a while. I'm also hearing impaired, so it is much harder for me to understand videos. Your videos are great, and I am thankful for the closed captions that you do have. However, adding them on your other videos would help your amazing content reach an even broader audience. The deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing impaired community would really appreciate it if you added closed captions. Thanks for your consideration to make your videos more accessible for everyone. Have a nice day :)

[greenhawk]

This was an excellent episode. It was great to hear Ruba and Methany take the lead and everything fit together pretty much seamlessly. I think there was also a good balance talking about the conflict in the recent past, acknowledging it without dwelling on it or minimising it. I never thought that much about Sudan before, but this has really piqued my curiosity. Thank you.

[jameslongstaff]

I grew up as an American in Saudi Arabia and there were a lot of Sudanese families in my neighborhood. I made great friendships with many of those families

[moalzaben]

Man I remember back then in the Congo episodes when u said just wait till we get to the sudan twins, damn I never knew this day would come