Darfur crisis
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Sudan is one of the countries in Africa known with series of crises that lasted for long time since 1960s. The current crisis in the Darfur region of Sudan started in 2003 when two armed groups attacked government installations and the... more
The Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System (NSAS) is made up of three major sub-basins: Kufra, Dakhla, and the N. Sudan Platform. It is one of the world’s largest groundwater systems. The aquifer’s hydrologic setting, connectivity of its... more
This study was performed to calculate the chromium component ratio in the Ingassana Hills in the Blue Nile region. Thirty samples were taken from the area. The samples were grinded into powder and each sample was 25 grams. The XRF was... more
Given the variety of actions concentrating on peacekeeping with significant successful operations, the United Nations (UN) continues to encounter concerns and challenges that have hampered its peacekeeping operations’ efficiency,... more
o Evidence from previous studies shows that there is a serious environmental and social disaster in the three oil producing areas, even though such evidence does not generate enough consensus for the decision makers. o Environmental... more
Vast areas of Alwahat region (more than 1500 Acres) are produced water disposal sites, as a result of oil separations, these areas are distributed in many locations with high risk of groundwater pollution, due to downward percolations of... more
Sudan is a vast country of approximately 2.5 million km2 making it the largest country in Africa and the eleventh among the other world countries. This wide area has made the Sudan a country of varied ecologies and natural resources.... more