Stories about Sudan from July, 2005
Sudan: Relief in Khartoum
Humanitarian Hijinks details the stately pleasures Khartoum has in store for the weary aid worker.
Sudan: The Humanitarian Air Service
The author of Humanitarian Hijinks heads out to Khartoum on the Humanitarian Air Service, the world's lowest-budget airline.
Sudan: Secretary Rice's Visit
Humanitarian Hijinks has some thoughts on Condolezza Rice's visit to Sudan.
Sudan: Books for universities
Humanitarian Hijinks, a blog written by a relief worker in Sudan, has a great suggestion for donating books to the area.
Africa: Condi In Africa
Githush wonders why it took Condi so long to go to Africa. In the same post, he points out that First Lady Laura Bush and daughters have been in Africa the whole past week, but that hasn't exactly been well-covered in the United States.
A unique view from Darfur: Sleepless in Sudan
The news stories go by – the London bombings, the G-8/Live8 focus on Africa, the six month anniversary of the Boxing Day tsunami – and Darfur remains. As it's become abundantly clear that the US won't have major involvement with the Darfur situation, it's less commmon to see news stories...
Sudan: Rainy Season
Humanitarian Hijinks, the anonymous blog of a relief worker in Darfur, notes that it's only a few weeks into the rainy season but it's already starting to flood–not to mention the increased mosquitoes and the attendant malaria risk.
Lone Wolf
Lone Wolf says he was expecting to read in detail about the historical events that happen in Sudan now but he did not find any posts about that.
