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| | Sudanese Alternative Discourses (SAD), Vol. 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02) |
 | | Sudan, as a multi-cultural society, figures, among other African states as a sparkling example where one cultural strand was in a position to retain hegemony and dominance, politically and economically, through peaceful and other means. |
 | | Politicians, and to some extent, scholars of Arab origin, merge to argue that "...the African past of the Sudanese was not regarded as an object of glorification or seen as a source of self-gratification by politically conscious Sudanese" 1. |
 | | The Southerners were firmly demanding, time again and again, a reaffirmation regarding safeguard for their pledge to have federal system of government stipulated in the constitution and acceleration of socio-economic development and promotion of education in the South. |
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