Journey to Kenya: Sudan’s Jiu-jitsu Team Defies the Odds

Al JazeeraWednesday, November 5, 2025 at 1:20:45 PM

Journey to Kenya: Sudan’s Jiu-jitsu Team Defies the Odds

In 2019, a determined jiu-jitsu team from Sudan made an incredible journey to Kenya, traveling by land without any funding or support. Their story is a testament to resilience and passion, showcasing how dedication can overcome obstacles. This journey not only highlights the spirit of the athletes but also brings attention to the growing interest in jiu-jitsu in Sudan, inspiring others to pursue their dreams against all odds.
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