Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: Where the Arab and African Worlds Collide
July-December 2024 - Vol 16 Num. 2
This paper explores the extent to which the British colonial administration was responsible for the post-colonial conflict between North and South Sudan. Throughout the Anglo-Egyptian regime, British administrators continuously separated the Northern and Southern regions on a socio-economic basis while maintaining...
Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: Where the Arab and African Worlds Collide
July-December 2024
The religious motivation in raise and collapse of El-Mahdiyya government from 1880-1898, and its effect on the modern Sudan: Sudanese religious conflicts 4
July-December 2024
Hanging by the fibre of a woven cultural thread: Religious body marks of the indigenous Ga Ethnic Group of Ghana
January-June 2024
Self-writing in postcolonial criticism: A survey of some fundamental problems (II)
January-June 2024
Bride wealth payment and girl child development challenges in Ghana: Recounting the narratives
January-June 2024
November, 2014
Therapeutic flora in Holy Quran
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An assessment of impact of neglect of history on political stability in African countries: The case of Cote d’Ivoire
November, 2014
Education nexus politics in Agame Awraja during the imperial regime
October 2014
Contributions of Ilorin scholars to Arabic and Islamic studies in Yoruba land: Focus on Shaykh Adam Abdullah Al-Iluri
November, 2014
The Role of women in Tebhaga movement in Jalpaiguri District and to preserve their identity
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