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Should Sudan Restore Its Independence Flag?
Sudan's blue-yellow-green independence flag is distinctive and historically grounded. The case for restoring it is strong—but only the Sudanese people should decide.
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Named for the Kandakas — the warrior queens of ancient Nubia — this site brings their spirit of clarity and resolve to today's questions about Sudan. Articles and analysis on the country's economy and development, alongside reflections on its past, culture, and the people who shape its future.
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Sudan in Images
Sudan, Nubian pyramids (31443554041)
© Wikimedia Commons — CC BY 2.0
Group of Nubian women and children resting by the Nile at Korti, Sudan. Coloured lithograph by Louis
© Europeana — CC BY 4.0
With Kitchener in the Soudan; a story of Atbara and Omdurman, by G. A. Henty; with ten illustrations
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Christopher Knight; Alan Butler
Study of claimed Meroitic and ancient Ethiopian connections in the historical origins of the Oromo people.
Download PDFUrban Sector Studies and Capacity Building
UN-HABITAT · 2022
Technical report on city planning, municipal finance, and urban management systems.
Download PDFThe Candaces of Meroe
World History Encyclopedia
A World History Encyclopedia survey of the Candaces — the ruling queen mothers of the Meroitic Kingdom — …
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