Malakal Collection

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Malakal, village of Dinka ethnic group Date: 16/06/2006

Shulluks pose by Cobhams aeroplane, Malakal, Sudan
Shulluks pose by Alan Cobhams aeroplane at Malakal, Sudan Date: 1926

Sudan Jebel Awlia Malakal Air view Kosti Nile bridge
Sudan. Jebel Awlia, to Malakal. Air view. Kosti. The Nile bridge. 1936, Sudan, Jabal Awliya

Shilluk Man of the Upper Nile (Malakal, South Sudan) - note the distinctive headdress. Date: circa 1925

A Shilluk Warrior - Upper Nile, Sudan, Africa Date: circa 1920s

Sudan Jebel Awlia Malakal Dam south Khartoum
Sudan. Jebel Awlia, to Malakal. Dam south of Khartoum, largest engineering project on the Nile. 1936, Sudan

Sudan Jebel Awlia Malakal Air view Dam south
Sudan. Jebel Awlia, to Malakal. Air view. Dam south of Khartoum, largest engineering project on the Nile. 1936, Sudan, Jabal Awliya

The Shilluk Tribe - Sudan, Africa
The Shilluk (who now prefer to be known as Chollo), are a major Nilotic ethnic group of Southern Sudan, living on both banks of the river Nile, in the vicinity of the city of Malakal

Avro York C1 G-AGNP at Malakal
Avro York C1, G-AGNP, at Malakal

Shilluk Tribesmen
Three Shilluk Tribesmen standing in front of the framework for a round house. Date: circa 1910s

Malakal, village of Dinka ethnic group

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Malakal, a city nestled in the Upper Nile region of South Sudan, holds deep cultural significance for the Shilluk people. Known as the "Shilluk Man of the Upper Nile, " a place where traditions and heritage thrive. In DDE-90022138, we catch a glimpse of Shulluks striking a pose by Cobhams aeroplane in Malakal, Sudan. The juxtaposition of modernity and ancient customs paints an intriguing picture. From above, Jebel Awlia offers breathtaking views of Malakal's landscape. The Kosti Nile bridge stands tall as a symbol connecting communities across this majestic river. A proud Shilluk warrior stands strong amidst the vastness of Sudan's Upper Nile region. His courage and resilience embody the spirit of his tribe - one that has withstood countless challenges throughout history. The Shilluk Tribe itself is an integral part of Sudan's rich tapestry. Their vibrant culture and unique traditions have captivated visitors from all corners of Africa and beyond. Jebel Awlia also boasts another marvel - the Malakal Dam south Khartoum. This engineering feat harnesses nature's power to provide vital resources to surrounding areas while ensuring sustainable development for future generations. As aircraft like de Havilland DH50J G-EBFO soar through its skies, Malakal embraces progress without forgetting its roots. Aviation pioneers like Alan Cobham leave their mark on this land, bridging continents through their daring expeditions. Avro York C1 G-AGNP finds solace in Malakal's embrace - a testament to how this city welcomes diversity with open arms. It serves as a reminder that unity can be found even amidst differences. But it is ultimately the people who make Malakal come alive – tribesmen whose lives are intertwined with every inch of this sacred land. Their stories echo through time, carrying the essence of their ancestors.