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Gadalla Gubara

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.cinemainsudan
Description: Gadalla Gubara (1920–2008) in his studio in Khartoum.
Gadalla Gubara

Film technician at the Coliseum cinema

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.cinemainsudan
Description: Film technician, cinema house, Khartoum.
Film technician at the Coliseum cinema

Gadalla Gubara

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.cinemainsudan
Description: Gadalla Gubara (1920–2008) standing in front of his studio in Khartoum.
Gadalla Gubara

Sufi sheikh

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.sufitraditionsinsudan
Description: Sufi sheikh
Sufi sheikh

Merowe Dam, Sudan

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.merowedamsiteinsudan
Description: A Chinese worker standing next to the Merowe dam site in Sudan.
Merowe Dam, Sudan

Merowe Dam, Sudan

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.merowedamsiteinsudan
Description: Chinese canteen. Price has been the key advantage for Chinese firms internationally. Profit expectations are 'much slimmer' than those of western rivals and expatriate staff costs are similarly lean. The personnel cost of Chinese companies is lower than that of western companies.
Merowe Dam, Sudan

Merowe Dam, Sudan

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.merowedamsiteinsudan
Description: Portrait of a Chinese worker on top of a crane.
Merowe Dam, Sudan

Kamal Mohammed Ibrahim

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.cinemainsudan
Description: Film director Kamal Mohammed Ibrahim
Kamal Mohammed Ibrahim

Gadalla Gubara

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.cinemainsudan
Description: Gadalla Gubara (1920–2008) in his studio in Khartoum.
Gadalla Gubara

Merowe Dam, Sudan

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.merowedamsiteinsudan
Description: A Chinese cook. All managers, 90% of engineers and 75% of technicians will be Chinese. Local staff accounts for 20% of skilled workers and all general labor. Sudanese staff earn on average $22 to $350 a week, while expatriates’ earnings are $220 to $600. The site now works two 10-hour shifts a day but may change to three 8-hour shifts
Merowe Dam, Sudan

Merowe Dam, Sudan

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.merowedamsiteinsudan
Description: A Chinese worker is reading a book during his lunch break. All the Chinese workers based on the Merowe dam site are wearing the same blue uniform, a sun hat and a pair of trainers.
Merowe Dam, Sudan

Merowe Dam, Sudan

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.merowedamsiteinsudan
Description: A group Chinese engineers are discussing the quality of the soil before starting a drilling test. Layers of silt in the Nile after the river has been diverted.
Merowe Dam, Sudan

Merowe Dam, Sudan

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.merowedamsiteinsudan
Description: Portrait of a Chinese worker in his bedroom. All managers, 90% of engineers and 75% of technicians are Chinese. Local staff accounts for 20% of skilled workers and all general labour. Sudanese staff earn on average $22 to $350 a week, while expatriates’ earnings are $220 to $600. The site now works two 10-hour shifts a day but may change to three 8-hour shifts.
Merowe Dam, Sudan

Sheikh Al Buri

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.sufitraditionsinsudan
Description: Sheikh Al Buri
Sheikh Al Buri

Merowe Dam, Sudan

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.merowedamsiteinsudan
Description: Chinese workers compound
Merowe Dam, Sudan

The old market of El Geyf town, Suakin, Sudan

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.suakin
Description: The old market of the historic El Geyf (mainland) town, Suakin, Sudan.
The old market of El Geyf town, Suakin, Sudan

Merowe Dam, Sudan

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.merowedamsiteinsudan
Description: Construction of a swimming pool for the Chinese workers based on the Merowe dam site.
Merowe Dam, Sudan

Merowe Dam, Sudan

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.merowedamsiteinsudan
Description: A group Chinese engineers are discussing the quality of the soil before starting a drilling test.
Merowe Dam, Sudan

Sufi ceremony

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.sufitraditionsinsudan
Description: A man sporting an everyday Sudanese hat, or Tagya, records the sounds of Dhikr taking place in the background. The accompanying Sufi songs (Quaisads) evoke the sayings and the life of a saint or also tolerance or describe the states of ecstasy attained during Dhikr. Quaisads assist concentration and are sung by the orders finest singers (Muddah). Hence, the Muddah enjoys a highly respected position within the group.
Sufi ceremony

Gadalla Gubara

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.cinemainsudan
Description: Gadalla Gubara (1920–2008) in his studio in Khartoum.
Gadalla Gubara

Gadalla Gubara

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.cinemainsudan
Description: Certificates of Gadalla Gubara (1920–2008) in his studio in Khartoum.
Gadalla Gubara

Benjamin at the The Sudan Film Unit, Omdurman

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.cinemainsudan
Description: Benjamin at the The Sudan Film Unit, Omdurman.
Benjamin at the The Sudan Film Unit, Omdurman

Film technician at the Coliseum cinema

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.cinemainsudan
Description: Film technician, cinema house, Khartoum.
Film technician at the Coliseum cinema

Kamal Mohammed Ibrahim and Gadalla Gubara

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.cinemainsudan
Description: Film directors Kamal Mohammed Ibrahim and Gadalla Gubara visiting the Sudan Film Unit in Omdurman.
Kamal Mohammed Ibrahim and Gadalla Gubara

Gadalla Gubara

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.cinemainsudan
Description: Gadalla Gubara (1920–2008) in his studio in Khartoum.
Gadalla Gubara

Gadalla Gubara

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.cinemainsudan
Description: Gadalla Gubara (1920–2008) in his studio in Khartoum, holding a film award trophy.
Gadalla Gubara

Gadalla Gubara with Gamal Abdel Nasser

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.cinemainsudan
Description: A picture of Gadalla Gubara (1920–2008) with Gamal Abdel Nasser, an Egyptian politician who served as the second President of Egypt from 1954 until his death in 1970.
Gadalla Gubara with Gamal Abdel Nasser

Merowe Dam, Sudan

Collection: frederiquecifuentes.merowedamsiteinsudan
Description: Two local Sudanese men collecting wood next to the Merowe dam site. The Merowe dam project has already displaced more than 50,000 people (mainly small farmers living along the Nile, whose lives will never be the same). It has far-reaching environmental consequences and floods a historically rich area.
Merowe Dam, Sudan
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