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Democratic Republic of Sudan

Imagine a land with a mighty river and a history shaped by brave officers! Let's explore Sudan!

Images

Out of the mist

Out of the mist

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Sunrise over the castle 1
Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Meeting
To the castle
Gatehouse
Sunrise over the castle 2
Cape to Cairo Ry., Congo, ca. 1900-1915 (IMP-CSCNWW33-OS10-82)
Arches 2
Nile River Running Through Sudan
Castle riverside

Key Facts

Location
Northeastern Africa.
Area
Approximately 1.86 million square kilometers.
Capital
Khartoum.
Languages
Arabic and English are official languages.
Fun Fact
Sudan has more pyramids than Egypt!

Where is Sudan?

Sudan is a super big country in Africa, like a giant puzzle piece! It's bordered by lots of other countries, kind of like neighbors. Its biggest neighbor is the amazing Nile River, which is so long it flows through many countries! Sudan has sunny weather, and some parts are dry and sandy like a desert, while others have green grass and trees.

When Did Sudan Become Its Own Country?

A long, long time ago, Sudan was ruled by different leaders. But in 1969, some brave young officers decided to take charge! They were called the Free Officers Movement. They wanted to make Sudan a better place. One of these officers, Gaafar Nimeiry, became the president and led the country for many years. It was a big change for Sudan!

What Do People Do in Sudan?

People in Sudan work hard! Many people are farmers and grow yummy food like sorghum and peanuts. Others work with animals, like raising sheep and cows. Sudan also has important minerals that people dig up from the ground. These things help Sudan trade with other countries and get new things they need. It's like a big team working together!

Learning and Growing in Sudan

Kids in Sudan go to school to learn all sorts of cool things, just like you! They learn reading, writing, and math. They also learn about their country's history and culture. Having schools helps everyone grow up smart and strong, ready to help Sudan become even better in the future. Education is super important!

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