The Beauty that is Africa Thread......:lawd:

[Prince Akeem]

It doesn't.

Doesn't to who?

 

[Kid McNamara]

Doesn't to who?

The natives don't own shyt.

 

[Fox]

Gauteng

some of that pharaonic shyt...

 

[Naijan]

Benin Bronzes

 

[wet landscapes]

Some parts of African look otherwordly. Like the Dogon people of Mali

There's some kind of primitive fear associated with these pictures. They get my heart beating.

sooooooooooo amazing

 

[CinnaSlim]

 

[The Odum of Ala Igbo]

Ife Divination System. Practised by the Yoruba and their diaspora especially in Cuba and Brazil

 

[Premeditated]

It doesn't.

Most of the buildings on the Luanda Bay are owned by Angolan companies. Which foreigners you think own them. Sometimes they would hire foreign companies as architectures but they're still run by Angolan companies.

 

[Premeditated]

btw, @Sudani and @ababda I've been wondering why do N Sudanese look so different from Horn Africans when they're mix with Middle Easterners as well. They don't have that stereotypical look that Hasbeshas and Somali's do. Aren't they just as mix or a little less mix,

 

[Misreeya]

btw, @Sudani and @ababda I've been wondering why do N Sudanese look so different from Horn Africans when they're mix with Middle Easterners as well. They don't have that stereotypical look that Hasbeshas and Somali's do. Aren't they just as mix or a little less mix,

Well.... The horn of Africa has many different looks, and the same applies to Sudan as well. So there is no generalized look for both regions. I don't think you looked at the thread closely, because someone i believe if you look through this thread carefully someone posted it already, either the OP, Me or someone else. I am not sure who.

Here are some examples.

The Mall scene in Khartoum majority Northern Sudanese, who lets say have horn like affinities, although some Sudanese don't like to admit that for some reasons.
Afrah mall.

Sudanese Girl.

Somali guy.

Afar Guy.

Eritrean model in Rwanda.

So if you put those guys in mall, people will speak to them in Arabic. In other words, people would think they local


I found this video here and someone else posted.This is a Nubian troupe and the lead singer Amjad Saber.




Sudanese in Canada


Some of the people in the above video look what people call habasha like.

Compare them to Ethiopia last king, which is similar profile but minor differences but a contrast to our the country South , and West of us. Then again i never been to Chad so i don't know.


Both looks from the videos of Sudanese and the Sudanese i posted in the mall scene is common Appearance in Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, and North Sudan alike. Is that the only appearance in Northern Sudan absolutely not.

Examples

 

[Misreeya]

btw, @Sudani and @ababda I've been wondering why do N Sudanese look so different from Horn Africans when they're mix with Middle Easterners as well. They don't have that stereotypical look that Hasbeshas and Somali's do. Aren't they just as mix or a little less mix,

Further you have to take a look where Sudan is located and position on the African Continent.

Sudan borders seven different countries on the African Continent. Let me post what my fellow poster on the Sudanese forum said.

Contrary to the argument that Ethiopian (Ethiopians and Eritreans) look like “us” .. the truth is neighbors tend to look the same and share bonds across borders .. this is true with our borders to the South, East, West, and/or north.

Are Sudanese people racist against horners - Sudan.Net Discussion Board - SDB - منتدى سودان.نت

So we pretty much a overlap with Eritrea, Egypt, Chad, South Sudan, Ethiopa, Libya and Central African Republic(to a certain degree). Plus Sudan had significant minority of West Africans that migrated here several hundreds years ago, along with a small group of Arab migrants from the Gulf. Normally people just marry within their groups, but things are changing but rather slowly.
So we are a fault line country, and all the similar looking people from all the regions i mentioned is well represented. Sorry for long winded explanation, but i hope you understand.

Aren't they just as mix or a little less mix

Let rethink this for a monument. Have you seen the Tutsi, some of their members look very hornlike.

A good example is the President Kagame

This is him in Somalia with his lookalike.

Rwandan female model.

As the horner from Australia (isthisreallife) said on many occasion here, they also come in a variety of different looks or appearances in the horn of Africa, just like in Sudan in some respects..

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Looking Very Peaceful and Insightful out there.

 

[Yehuda]

Yoruba mothers taking their children for vaccination.

A Yoruba medicine man, Babalawo, with his initiates, potenizing medicines.

Yoruba girls dyed in blue, performing dance during the procession to Osun River on World Osun festival day in Osogbo.

Yoruba people perform dance during the procession to Osun River on World Osun festival day in Osogbo.

Yoruba people receiving blessings from the priest in procession to river during Osun festival.

Yoruba people cleansing with sacred water during the procession to Osun river on World Osun festival Day at Osogbo to honor their animistic spirits.

 

[Fox]

 

[Sonni]

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