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Why do atlas's say Algeria is bigger than Sudan?
Well now that Sudan split into Sudan and South Sudan it is no longer the largest country in Africa making Algeria the new largest country in Africa
What is the name of Sudan Currency?
The currency in Sudan is currently pound (SDP) which has replaced the Sudanese Dinar (SDD) in 2007.
What where the effects Sudan civil war?
The effects of the Sudan war were to leave millions of Sudanese starving, homeless and without water. A good example of how the Islamic invaders treat defeated peoples even in these 'modern' times.
Where did the water in the well came from?
The Water in the well come from underground springs.
What are the water bodies in the south?
well the largest body of water is the lake
What is Sudan's climate?
Northern and central Sudan. Hot, very hot, can get up to 50 degrees C in summer. Windy with horrific sandstorms on the odd occasion. Cool to temperate in winter. Southern Sudan. Hot as well, but extremely humid is some areas, dry in others.
What is it like in Sudan?
Sudan is like so amazing! I have been there! Well I am from there! I moved to America though to have a better life!
What agriculture product does Sudan produce?
Sudan mainly export, live animal,meat, hide and skins, oil seeds,gum Arabic and mostly oil.
Where does water from wells come from?
Water wells are come from under ground water and its contain dirt and rain water.
Where is Kenya in the world?
Kenya is in the east of Africa and it is also on the equator. As well as that it borders Somalia to the east, Ethiopia to the north, Sudan to the Northeast, Uganda to the west and Tanzania to the Southwest.
Wheer does tap water come from?
it depends on where you live, or specifically where the tap is that you are opening up. It will come from well water or the town's drinking water supply.
How long does it take to drive from Cairo to Cape Town?
It would take you about 88 and a half hours, or about 3 and a half days.UPDATERealistically, given multiple border crossings and other bureaucracy, it will be more like several weeks. The hard part is Sudan and Southern Sudan. Egypt has good to medium roads. Southern Sudan does not.You have to travel on a ferry along the Nile for a while as well, as there are no roads parallel to the Nile, which is very slow.Once through Sudan and Southern Sudan, you can drive through Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Botswana or Zimbabwe and then South Africa through to Cape Town. The main roads are mostly tarred from Kenya onwards though not necessarily in good condition.In South Africa much of the drive is double lane highways in good condition.If you like beaches come through Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, South Africa along the east coast. Its very pretty, but slower and you need a good 4x4 vehicle. Toyota is best as spares are available anywhere.
