Sudan: the Forgotten Land Cut Off From the World

Did you know Sudan has more pyramids than Egypt? Yet, the ancient home of the Black Pharaohs remains entirely cut off from the world. Once a haven for international terrorism, Sudan is now one of the most unstable countries on Earth. Since its 1956 independence, Sudan has endured 18 coup attempts. Sudan finally broke free from Omar al-Bashir’s 30-year military dictatorship in 2019, but its taste of democracy was cut short when General al-Burhan seized power in a brutal October 2021 coup. Now, a dangerous civilian revolution has ignited - led by fearless women fighting for freedom from military dictatorship and strict Sharia law. As the political crisis deepens, Sudan’s economy has collapsed under a staggering 380% inflation rate. With survival at stake, millions of citizens are fleeing collapsing cities for the harsh desert, risking everything in a desperate gamble to strike gold. Discover the untold story of Sudan’s hidden history, political turmoil, and the brave women fighting for its future.