51K views · 2.2K reactions | Walking. Laughing. Full of life. See Adut’s incredible recovery from malnutrition. | UNICEF | Facebook

172K views · 651 shares | Little Adut was so sick and thin because of lack of food in South Sudan. This is how she's doing now. As the economic impact of COVID-19 robs children's access to regular, nutritious food, your support for UNICEF's life-saving malnutrition prevention and treatment programmes is more important than ever. Thank you. UNICEF South Sudan | UNICEF | Facebook

This is cultural continuity and evolution of the Sudanese ‘toub.’ Its roots trace back to ancient nile valley societies over 4,500 years ago. Kushite Queen Nefrukakashta of 25th Dynasty preserved in the British Museum wearing a garment similar to what modern Sudanese women wear. This attire predates modern “Arab” culture and Islam by centuries. Today, it is part of a wider Sahelian and West African tradition across northern Nigeria, Mauritania, Niger and Chad. 📽️ Courtesy: @ itsabiribrahim (IG)