Articles related to "Sudan"



Sudan: The World's Forgotten Conflict
It began almost twenty years ago, has led to the loss of 5.5 million lives, has displaced two million people, and despite all this misery, the troubles in the Sudan may intensify as a result of the "war on terror".
• omar al-bashir • trouble in the sudan • civil war in sudan

The Plight of The Sudanese
A summary of the plight of sudanese children being used as mercenaries.
• sudan's civil war • conflict in sudan • human rights • problems in africa • war

Renewed UN-AU Effort in Darfur
The United Nations, African Union and United States have announced their commitment to achieve peace in Sudan's troubled western region.
• peace in darfur • refugee camps chad • refugee camps sudan • idp sudan • united nations southern sudan

‘Twas the Night before Christmas
African Arabs continue racial discrimination of Christian Blacks in Sudan. Sexual abuse, war crimes and genocide coexist with holiday cheer south of the capital Khartoum
• twas the night before christmas • darfur genocide • janjaweed militia in sudan • khartoum sudan • ethnic cleansing in darfur

Women Artists: Sudan and Egypt
Spotlight on artists from Sudan and Egypt, info and links to learn more and view their work.
• arab art

Chad and Sudan Restore Ties
Tension between Chad and Sudan has been strained for some time but, on August 8, the leaders of both nations agreed to normalise relations that were severed in April.
• chad • sudan • n'djamena • khartoum • idriss déby

Nuba Genocide in Sudan
The Nuba, having remained aloof from colonial culture and trade since ancient Egyptian times, are now succumbing to the ravages of war, mining and business interests.
• nuban • nubian • nuba • nuba people • nuba culture

Sudan and Teacher Gillian Gibbons
Gillian Gibbons has this week been imprisoned in Sudan for naming a teddy bear after the Prophet Muhammad. Yet her mistake has been treated too harshly.
• what’s in a name • teddy bear • teacher • sudan • political row

Sudan Expulsions
In the last week of August, the Sudanese government expelled three foreign aid workers from the African country.
• darfur • sudanese government • sudan crisis • genocide in sudan • bashir

Africa: At the Brink of Chaos
Africa is plagued by genocide, egregious human rights violations, internal strife, unstable governments, and a general lack of economic initiative, but it possesses abundant resources. These resources and imperial competition to control them continue to cause conflicts.
• african governments • ethnic conflicts • tribal wars • hutus and tutsis • sudan conflict

Rag and Bone Shop of the Heart: Tom Keneally's Bettany's Book
A review of Thomas Keneally's new novel Bettany's Book
• literature • australian • sudan • novel • sydney

The Nile River - The Politics of Water
At over 5,000 miles, the Nile is the longest river system in the world, flowing from central Africa north to the Mediterranean Sea. It is the lifeblood of one of the key nations of the Middle East – Egypt. There are ten countries that can claim a part of the Nile basin, but the Nile is Egypt’s lifeblood. Although it has attempted to secure the unimpeded flow of the Nile’s waters through the country by treaty, Cairo has made it known that it will use military force if necessary to ensure access to the waters.
• nile • river • egypt • water • middle east

The Real Threat To Terrorism, Part II
Looking at ways of dealing with terrorism.
• terrorism • bin ladin • osama • israel • us

Why Hollywood disses Republicans, more
Find out why Hollywood hates Republicans, and how you might be able to free a slave in Africa!
• media issues • slavery • africa • hollywood • sudan

Camps in Darfur Overcrowded
As the conflict in Sudan continues, refugees are becoming increasingly overcrowded and face shortages on food, health care and shelter.
• refugees in darfur • war in sudan • refugee camp • indigenous groups • displaced sudanese people

Sanctus Real Partners with Africa
Sanctus Real is about tangibly being the "face of love," for real, across the globe, aiding the African Leadership Group to relieve the plight of that continent.
• sanctus real • african leadership • mocha club • matt hammitt • darfur

What is the What
After fleeing the horrors of Sudan's civil war, a young boy grows up in refugee camps and later makes his way to the U.S.
• what is the what • dave eggers • lost boys of sudan • new york times bestseller • valentino achak deng

Preventing Genocide
Genocide has been repeated throughout history, but it was only in the 20th Century that people became horrified at the results - particularly because of the mechanism by which an entire people could be eliminated from the planet with cold efficiency. Sadly, few want to take the steps to prevent genocide even as it occurs around the world today.
• auschwitz • birkenau • treblinka • uprising • genocide

A Train Through Nowhere
A first person account of a train journey through Sudan's Sahara desert, from Wadi halfa to Khartoum.
• sudan • wadi halfa • khartoum • train • journeys

Book Review: From Tagine to Masala by Mike Harrison
Take a gastronomic journey from the Arabian Trade Routes! © <a href=http://home.comcast.net/~culinaryjen/Home.html>Jennifer A. Wickes</a>
• jennifer a. wickes • cookbook reviews • book • from tagine to masala • mike harrison

Inspiration of a People
An account of how the people of Eritrea were working to rebuild their country after gaining independence from Ethiopia.
• eritrea • asmara • hope • independence • wars

Post-Partum Traditions and Concerns
Learn about various post-partum traditions among Muslim women and get some ideas on helping new mothers relax after giving birth.
• islam • muslim • women • woman • birth

Usamah Bin Ladin - Terrorism in America?
On September 11, the world's worst terrorist acts were conducted against the United States. The most likely suspect appears to be Saudi expatriate Usamah Bin Ladin. This is a repeat of an article written over a year ago - the information is appropriate even today.
• usamah bin ladin • osama bin laden • terrorism • middle east • afghanistan

When To Act
When is it acceptable to act to save the lives of innocent civilians who are suffering needlessly at the hands of tyranical regimes? Who should be responsible for toppling those regimes and allowing democracy to take hold?
• democracy • tyranny • liberty • freedom • iran

8th Ordinary Session of AU
Conflict, women's health and football are some of the issues that African leaders discussed during their two-day summit in Addis Ababa.
• au summit addis ababa • john kufuor • ghana's president • sudan darfur • peacekeeping somalia

Africa Cup of Nations Day 11
Barcelona striker Samuel Eto'o scored twice to help Cameroon into the quarter finals and breaks Laurent Pokou's record of 14 Nations Cup goals.
• africa cup of nations • eto'o scoring record • laurent pokou record broken • sudan football team • cameroon football team

Africa Cup of Nations Day 3
Holders Egypt produced a magnificent result to beat much-fancied Cameroon 4-2 in Group C with Mohamed Zidan producing an inspired performance in Kumasi.
• africa cup of nations • egypt • cameroon • sudan • zambia

Africa Cup of Nations Day 7
Samuel Eto'o made history in Kumasi as his penalty against Zambia made him the joint leading scorer in Cup of Nations history.
• africa cup of nations • samuel eto'o • joseph desire job • chris katongo • indomitable lions

Child Soldier Turned Rapper
Emmanual Jal escaped from war in Sudan as a child and now spreads his message of peace. From the age of 7 they trained him for combat, but his peaceful spirit won out.
• sudan • war in africa • gun control • poverty as a refugee • hip-hop

General Charles Gordon
One of the best known figures in the Victorian military during life, he would become even more famous after his death at the fall of Khartoum during the first Sudan War.
• charles gordon • chinese gordon • the early life of charles gordon • charles gordon's kings • charles gordon and the fall of khartoum 1885

Government Attacks Rebels in Chad
Rebel militia and government forces continue to battle on both sides of the Chad-Sudan border. Each nation has rejected UN peacekeepers to assist AU forces in the region.
• chad rebels fighting • darfur crisis • sudan violence • refugees • african union darfur mission

Juba Peace Talks in Jeopardy
Tension in Sudan has led to a recent breakdown in the Juba peace process and raised fears of renewed conflict in northern Uganda.
• juba peace talks • lord's resistance army reject sudan • riek machar mediator • ugandan conflict • omar al-bashir ugandan rebels

Juba Peace Talks Resume
After a three-week delay, peace talks between the Lord's Resistance Army and the Ugandan government resume in the southern Sudanese town of Juba.
• uganda • lord's resistance army • lra • juba • sudan

Kony and LRA Committed to Peace
The Lord's Resistance Army and the government of Uganda have reached an agreement that may finally bring an end to one of the world's most forgotten crises
• uganda • lord's resistance army • lra • insurgency • truce

The American Anti-Slavery Group
The American Anti-Slavery Group is a human rights organization dedicated to educating the public about modern-day slavery and working toward the goal of abolition.
• human trafficking and modern-day slavery • the american anti-slavery group • fight to abolish modern-day slavery • sudan • divestment from darfur

UN SG Condemns Peacekeeper Deaths
The recent deaths of African Union (AU) peacekeepers highlights the continued unrest and strife in Darfur.
• ban ki-moon condemns deaths • darfur region • african union • peacekeeper deaths • united nations

Women and Children in Poverty
CARE is a humanitarian organization that fights global poverty by focusing on women in communities to improve education, prevent the spread of AIDS and provide food.
• developing world and poverty • poor women and children • aids and education • fighting global poverty • malnutrition and proper nutrition

Clinton Reverses Decade Old Decline in Defense Budget
Is Clinton's recent defense spending request enough?
• army • navy • airforce • marines • clinton defense requese

St. Josephine Bakhita, &quot;Fortunate&quot; One of God
This is an article about St. Josephine Bakhita, former kidnapped slave of Sudan, canonized a Saint of God
• slave • freedom • canonized • sudan • sudanese

War with Iraq: Leave or Stay and Finish the Job?
A lively debate splits the country about what we should do in Iraq now that Saddam Hussein has been removed from power. Come join the debate and give us your opinion.
• saddam hussein • war with iraq • somalia • sudan • north korea

Africa Cup of Nations Day 6
The mayhem continued in Ghana as Sudanese players were involved in a skirmish with Egyptian journalists on the eve of their crucial meeting in Group C.
• africa cup of nations • aiyegbeni yakubu • super eagles • benin • razak omotoyossi

China's Trade Policy and Africa
China's economic activities in Africa merit close scrutiny
• china • africa • international trade • china's trade policy • chinese trade policy

Cultural Racism in Darfur
Western understanding of Intolerance based on ethnicity is the first priority in order to understand the Crisis in Darfur.
• black africans • janjaweed • cultural racism • darfur crisis • ethnic cleansing

Darfur: Ways to Help the Genocide
If you want to lend a hand with the conflict in Darfur, these organizations may be a place to start.
• darfur genocide • darfur conflict • save darfur coalition • africa action • amnesty international darfur

Juba Peace Talks Continue
For more than one month, leaders from the Ugandan government and the Lord's Resistance Army have been talking peace in Juba, Sudan but isolated violence continues
• uganda • lord's resistance army • lra • juba • south sudan

Libya Hosts African Summit
Leaders of 25 states met to foster sustainable economics in the Saharan region but talks were dominated by ongoing conflicts in Darfur and Somalia.
• africa economics • community of sahel-saharan statesmet • cen-sad • libya • sirte

Richest African Countries 2006 GDP
South Africa is tops in terms of GDP but falls well behind Equatorial Guinea's GDP per capita.
• richest african countries 2006 gdp • gross domestic product • wealthiest nations in africa with fastest-growing • south africa gdp • equatorial guinea’s gdp per capita

Temporary Peace for Central African Republic
On June 21 a peace agreement was reached and signed between the Government of the Central African Republic and the country's major rebel groups in Libreville, Gabon.
• peace for central african republic • security council • refugees from sudan and demorcratic republic of co • the union of democratic forces for unity • ufdr

The British Army in 1914
In a war that began with million man armies of conscripts fighting it out toe to toe, the Royal Army distinguished itself in personal combat.
• army british empire • royal army • world war one britian • england • english army

The Translator by Daoud Hari
A review of The Translator, Daoud Hari's harrowing account of the war that currently ranges in Darfur.
• the translator • daoud hari • the translator by daoud hari • darfur • a tribesman's memoir of darfur


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