Religion in the Sudan: Exacerbating Conflict or Facilitating Reconciliation?

Hizkias Assefa

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Sudanese history is replete with armed conflicts waged under the banner of religion and religious differences. Northern Sudan-ese nationalism was forged out of the ’holy

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