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Sudan
The Republic of Sudan is a northeastern African country with a total area of 967,500 sq mi, making it the biggest country on the continent and the 10th biggest in the world.
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What do the colors on Sudan's flag mean?
white- peace, love,joy
black- holding up the black flag in the revolution
red-
green-
Why did Haileab have to flee Adi Wahla for the Sudan?
he feared the Derg army would take him away, one day the Derg approached and he fled to Sudan
What is the country code and area code of Abu Hamad Sudan?
The country code and area code of Abu Hamad, Sudan is 249, (0)212.
Is Intertorco Sudan Ltd. or Intertorco USA Corporation real companies?
A European-based US INTERTORCO company will fund a giant project for sugar production in Sinnar state after the state government secured an exemption for the company from the economic embargo on Sudan, Sennar Governor Ahmed Abbas Mohamed Saad told local newspapers.
Abbas said the sugar mill will produce 200,000 tonnes of sugar, 120 mln litres of ethanol and 20 mln tonnes of fodder annually.
Abbas said the Suki sugar plant will begin operating in 2014/15 once financing procedures are completed. Construction works will begin soon, he added.
Abbas said Sinnar proposed a joint project for Ramash Sugar in partnership between the state government, farmers and Kenana Sugar Company.
He also said that the Abu Naama Scheme had been transformed to produce 90,000 tonnes of sugar.
Is Saudi Arabia an example of totalitarian regime?
It's an interesting question and not an easy one to answer. Totalitarian states are very rare and usually don't last long. The idea is a state that seeks to establish total control over its citizen/subjects. Saudi leaders certainly show totalitarian impulses, and things like the 'religious police,' the filtering of the internet, complete control of the media, and the high degree of programming of peoples' minds certainly show the 'big brother' aspects of the saudi state. my evaluation is that it is an aspiring totalitarian regime.
When did Sudan start exporting oil?
Sudan began exporting crude oil in 1999. Theyre main buyer was china.
Does Sudan have a Santa Claus?
Only Christians have Santa Claus. Sudan's Christian minority celebrates Christmas and has Santa Claus.
What step did the UN take regarding Sudan in July 2007?
In July, 2007, the Security Council unanimously approved a resolution to create a combined UN-AU force of troops and police in Darfur. The council also approved the use of force by these troops for self-defense as well as for the protection of civilians.
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How did the world community responed in the Sudan war?
How did the world community respond to the Sudan war
What is the most famous landmark in Sudan?
There are a few possibilites.
1) The Nile River runs through Sudan
2) The White and Blue Nile rivers meet and Khartoum and become the Nile River
3) The "Sud" swap-lands of southern Sudan
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Does Sudan border Turkey Greece and Italy?
Are you serious? Sudan is in Africa, right below Egypt. No, they don't border either of those countries.
What lies between Sudan and Saudi Arabia?
The answer is Red Sea. You never knew that?
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Which aspect of life in Sudan has been most affected by the years of conflict in Darfur?
Economic development
What do think about Sudan Pyramids?
The sudan pyramids are also known as the Nubian pyramids built by the ancient Kushite Kingdoms.
Will it hurt a horse to eat Sudan grass?
How soon after can horses eat Sudan grass after it rains?
Sudan grass is toxic to horses and should be avoided completely. They contain the compounds to make Cyanide and when under stress are more likely to have higher concentrations of the chemicals. So since almost anything can cause stress to the grass it is best to avoid it.
Who is the President of Sudan?
Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir is the President of Sudan.
On 1989 June 30, al-Bashir led the army in a coup deposing then President Al-sayyid Ahmad Al-Mirghani and Prime Minister Sadiq al-Mahdi. He became Chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council for National Salvation and took most of the power in Sudan. On 1993 October 16, Omar Al-Bashir disbanded the Revolutionary Command Council and all political parties and appointed himself President of Sudan.
As president, al-Bashir transformed Sudan into a single-party Muslim state. The US listed Sudan as a state sponsor of terrorism, putting heavy economic pressure on the state, and even destroyed a pharmaceutical factory in Khartoum with a cruise missile. In 2003 a civil war started in the province of Darfur, and mass genocides were committed before the war ended in 2004. The International Criminal Court (ICC) now wishes to try al-Bashir for genocide. In 2010 April, multi-party elections were re-instated, and al-Bashir was re-elected.
Do children in Sudan have birth certificates and passports?
no, they barely have enough food and shelter and basic medical care, birth certificates and passports are not part of their daily agenda.
What is the greatest disruption in Sudan?
inconsistant power/ electrical supply
incosistant supply of fresh water
incosistant road and rail transport system
