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 Re: I Could Get Sued for Revealing Sudan’s Gold Curse… (Re: Hassan Farah)
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1K views 4 days ago #documentary #history
Video to watch: • The Hidden Sudanese Passport That Cha...
Why is one of the world’s richest lands… still one of the poorest؟
For over 6,000 years, Sudan has glittered with gold—mined by pharaohs, stolen by colonizers, and now, fueling a mo …
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@EpicEchoes-g7d
4 days ago
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Is Sudan’s gold a blessing… or a curse؟
Let’s talk about it.
Let’s break the silence.
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@ElsirAbbas
1 day ago
It's very good film, thanks for this interesting film
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@EpicEchoes-g7d
23 hours ago
I'm glad you enjoyed the film! It really was an interesting watch, and it had some great moments. What was your favorite part؟
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@AboziquAlhadiAdam
4 days ago
thanks for this video
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@EpicEchoes-g7d
2 days ago
You're welcome! I'm glad you liked the video.
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@emansiddig1430
2 days ago
Thanks for the insightful video. I guess that history will keep repeating itself untill we consciously intend to break. the loop of events.
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@EpicEchoes-g7d
1 day ago
I appreciate your thoughts! Being aware of historical patterns can help us make more intentional choices. Breaking the cycle often requires collective effort and awareness. What specific changes do you think we should focus on to make a difference؟
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@eimankashif1365
2 days ago
Sudan's gold could have been a blessing if not of our corrupt leaders since independence in 1956 !
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@EpicEchoes-g7d
2 days ago
It's true that Sudan has significant natural resources, and it's frustrating to see how mismanagement and corruption have hindered their potential benefits. With better leadership and governance, the wealth from gold could have greatly improved the lives of many Sudanese people. It's essential for the future of the country to push for accountability and transparency in leadership to ensure that such resources are used for the benefit of all.
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Hassan Farah
حيدر حسن ميرغني
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست