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"Knowing that I don't know much is knowledge in itself" A friend - Kulwant Garewal Singh (Kisumu)

"The more I know and understand mankind and his doings, the more I like animals." A friend

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Dinder National Park Sudan

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Radom National Park Sudan

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South Sudan Map: Where will its new capital be?

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South Sudan has been setting itself up for its independence. Now, a new capital is being  planned; it could be Juba or another site. In 2004, Rumbek was being talked of as the most likely new capital of South Sudan, should it get independence. Of Rumbek, the BBC reported : with no multi-storey buildings or paved roads and a population of under 100,000 - the ramshackle town of Rumbek has been chosen by Sudan's former southern rebels as the unlikely administrative capital of the south . Click on map to enlarge Click on map to enlarge Now, it is being reported that two new locations are being proposed : an area (not named) that straddles four Southern states and the other is Ramicel ( or Ramshiel or Ramshel or Ramkiel or Ramcel or Ramicel or Ramshel in Lakes State - Arabic: البحيرات‎: Al Buhayra t) - Rumbek is easily found on many maps but I could not find Ramshel on any map. The two competing locations have been proposed for study before the government could choose ...
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