Sudan

The southern border of Sudan is about 370 km from the equator, Kartoum the capital is about 1,700 km from the equator and the northern border of Sudan about 2,400 km from the equator.

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Salva Kiir Mayardit was the first elected president of South Sudan (2011).

nobody it was mobarak but he was ousted by the people of Egypt

There about 223 pyramids in ancient nubia, what is presently known as Sudan.

though not quite vast like those in Egypt, they are smaller in sizes, and were used as burial grounds for kings, priests and other high ranked empire dignitaries.

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they farm

The longest river in Sudan is The Nile. The Nile flows from central Africa to the Mediterranean for a total of 6737 km.

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Sudan does not per se have "strange laws", the country is ruled according to Islamic (Sharia) law - which is common in a number of countries.

Some of the rules that non-Sharia countries may find "strange" relate to dress code, which are fairly conservative (although not as strictly implemented as in other Islamic countries). Women for example have to have their hair covered; must wear dresses (and not trousers), these must be ankle length and also cover the neck and wrists. Normally men are also frowned upon if they wear short trousers! Bear in mind that Sudan is on average one of the hottest countries in the world!

Unmarried men and women may not sit together without a chaperon.

Another law (again Sharia) which some may find strange relates to accidents and helping people who may have been injured. Under the law if you stop to assist someone in an accident and he/ she dies while you are trying to help them YOU are held responsible and charged accordingly! This is in total opposition to the "good Samaritan" laws of may other countries. To this end many people will stop and look at an accident, but very seldom offer any assistance.

One I particularly like relates to criminals. if you are convicted of a crime and sentenced to a prison sentence the government only provides you with a new home - how you get food and money in prison is entirely up to your family and friends!

Because the Sudanese government focused on rebels in general, not a specific ethnic group.

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desert/ semi-arid

Sudan is in northern and eastern hemisphere.

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I Dont know but it has to do with farming because i know that sudan farms a lot.

Sudan IV is a diazo dye for staining lipids, lipoproteins, and triglycerides. It is used in Sudan staining, wherein it attaches to the fats chemically.

What did ancient Egyptians call the country that you know ad Sudan

• National Museum
• Khartoum and Omdurman
• Ethnographical Museum
• Kassala

Sudan

Red is Egyptian hardness, and bravery at war, black is Determination, white is peace and honesty, and a shield over a golden eagle facing the right above a scroll stands for Egypt in Arabic! and happiness+ freedom.

Darfur is a region in Western Sudan (formerly an independent sultanate) approximately the size of France. The population in Darfur is 8.5 million people of which 2.5 million people had to relocate due to civil war in the region.

Sudan is warmer because it is nearer the equator.

¨Sudan is located in north eastern Africa. It borders the Red Sea between Egypt on the north and Eritrea and Ethiopia on the southeast; it borders Chad and the Central African Republic on the west. It is the largest country in Africa.

¨The total area of the country is 2,505,813 square kilometres, with 2,376,000 km² land, and 129,810 km² water. This is slightly larger than one-quarter the size of the United States, one-fifth the size of Europe, and one-third the size of Australia.

¨The Nile is the dominant geographic feature of Sudan, flowing 3,000 kilometres from Uganda in the south to Egypt in the north. Most of the country lies within its catchment basin. The Blue Nile and the White Nile, originating in the Ethiopian highlands and the Central African lakes, respectively, join at Khartoum to form the Nile River proper that flows to Egypt.

¨Northern Sudan, lying between the Egyptian border and Khartoum, has two distinct parts, the desert and the Nile Valley. To the east of the Nile lies the Nubian Desert; to the west, the Libyan Desert. They are similar--stony, with sandy dunes drifting over the landscape. There is virtually no rainfall in these deserts, and in the Nubian Desert there are no oases. In the west there are a few small watering holes where the water table reaches the surface to form wells that provide water for nomads and caravans. Flowing through the desert is the Nile Valley, whose alluvial strip of habitable land is no more than two kilometres wide and whose productivity depends on the annual flood.

¨ by M.O

A civil war lasting for more than a decade