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Dena Kakua na

Collection: riftvalleyinstitute.southsudannationalarchivescollection
Description: Dena kakua na is a Dictionary and a book about the language of the kakua people of South Sudan in kakua
Dena Kakua na

G.W.BELL, Some examples of Arabic slang used in the Sudan, Sudan Notes and Records, Volume 34, Part 2, 1953

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.books
Description: The book contains a number of examples of Arabic slang used in Sudan, including those influenced by the English language.
G.W.BELL, Some examples of Arabic slang used in the Sudan, Sudan Notes and Records, Volume 34, Part 2, 1953

'Greek Influence in the Valley of the Blue Nile' with a Survey of the Historical Backgrounds (Sudan Historical Studies, Note No.1), 1945

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.books
Description: A study of the place names and folklore of the Blue Nile Valley, highlighting the previous existence of the Nubian language in the valley of the Blue Nile.
'Greek Influence in the Valley of the Blue Nile' with a Survey of the Historical Backgrounds (Sudan Historical Studies, Note No.1), 1945

The Kakwa: Origin and History, Naming System

Collection: riftvalleyinstitute.southsudannationalarchivescollection
Description: Origin and History, Naming System is an attempt by Lubari Ramba to document the history of naming systems among the Kakwa of South Sudan.
The Kakwa: Origin and History, Naming System

Directory of the Republic of the Sudan 1957-58:

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.books
Description: Including Trade Index and Biographical Section
Directory of the Republic of the Sudan 1957-58:
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