North Khartoum

Tadamon Islamic Bank billboard along the main road into Khartoum North	Nile Petroleum station in Khartoum North	Italy Pizza Center, Khartoum North	Pizza Mac, Khartoum North
Khartoum North	Billboard for Bavaria non-alcoholic beer, Khartoum	Tuk Tuk in Khartoum North	Small shops in Khartoum North
Low-rise Khartoum North	Probably the flag of a Sudanese sports club - not Vietnam	Pink minaret, Khartoum North	Twin minarets, Khartoum North
LG - incomplete building, Khartoum North	Major Khartoum North intersection with Al-Inqaz Street	Al-Noor Mosque, Khartoum North	Al-Noor Mosque, still under construction but nearly complete
Istanbul-style Al-Noor Mosque, Khartoum North	Al-Noor Mosque, Khartoum North	Khartoum North car dealership	Watermelons for sale, Khartoum North
Watermelon salesman, Khartoum North	Chinese factory in Khartoum North - Rioym North Power Station	Chinese housing, Rioym North Power Station, Khartoum North Light Industrial Area	Khartoum North Light Industrial Area
Sign in front of the Al-Shifa Pharmaceutical Factory mentioning China	Al-Shifa Pharmaceutical Factory, Khartoum North	The Al-Shifa Pharmaceutical Factory was destroyed on 20 August 1998 by American cruise missles	U.S. President Clinton ordered the 1998 attack on Khartoum in retaliation for the US Embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania
The US alleged that this facility was involved in the production of chemical weapons and had ties to Osama Bin Laden	Osama bin Laden had already been expelled from Sudan 2 years earlier	"Monica Missiles" - Tomahawk strike on Khartoum	"...the evidence that prompted Pres. Clinton to order the missile strike on the Shifa plant was not as solid as first portrayed"
Ground Zero for an angry Tomahawk Cruise Missile	Ruins of the Al Shifa Pharmaceutical Factory destroyed by the US in August 1998	12 years later, the factory is still a pile of rubble	If this were North Korea, however, this would surely be the "Museum of American Imperialist Aggression"
Al Shifa Pharmaceutical Factory ruins, Khartoum North	Operation Infinite Reach, 20 August 1998	The cruise missiles were launched from the Red Sea by the US Navy	Al Shifa Pharmaceutical Factory ruins, Khartoum North
13 Tomahawk Cruise missiles were used againt Al Shifa	Al Shifa Pharmaceutical Factory ruins, Khartoum North	Al Shifa Pharmaceutical Factory ruins, Khartoum North	Al Shifa Pharmaceutical Factory ruins, Khartoum North
Pulverized remains of the Al Shifa Factory, Khartoum North	Al Shifa Pharmaceutical Factory ruins, Khartoum North	Each $569,000 Tomahawk Cruise Missile has a range of 2500 km	Al Shifa Pharmaceutical Factory ruins, Khartoum North
Al Shifa Pharmaceutical Factory ruins, Khartoum North	It has never been proven that the Al Shifa factory was used to produce chemical weapons	Many feel the attack was a distraction to take the media's attention away from President Clinton's personal problems	Thousands of medicine bottles litter the Al Shifa ruins
Tombs in Al Kabashi, around 30 km north of Khartoum	Tombs in Al Kabashi, around 30 km north of Khartoum