The Sudanese Armed Forces used military aircraft to bomb Anya-nya guerilla position and suspected support areas in Southern Sudan during the First Sudanese civil war 1955-1972 because Anya-nya insurgents operated without an effective anti-aircraft defence
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Italian Journalist Giorgio Rapanelli clandestine visited the Anya-nya guerilla headquarters and camp in Owin-ki-Bul around November 1970 during the First Sudanese Civil war Under the Colonel Joseph lagu issue him an official entry pass
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Early Southern Sudanese guerillas fighter heavily relied on, ambushes, and traditional or light gun ( such as spears, bows and arrows, machetes, and captured rifles) to target Northern Sudanese military post and personnel across the Southern province 1955-1972
During the First Sudanese Civil war (1955-1972), the Anya-nya guerilla movement relied on hit-and-run ambushes, deep terrain mastery, and decentralised bush camps to fight the better-equipped Sudanese government forces
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President Salva Kiir paid his last respects to late liberation leader General Joseph Lagu Yanga during a public viewing ceremony at the national parliament in Juba.
Lagu is scheduled to be buried on Friday, November 13, 2026.
📸PPU
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President Salva Kiir has opened public viewing of the body of late liberation leader General Joseph Lagu Yanga at the national parliament in Juba.
The body will remain at parliament throughout the day and overnight before being taken to his family home on Thursday. Lagu will be buried on Friday, November 13.
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One of the brutal instruments used during slavery was the iron neck collar fitted with a fork or spikes.
It was placed around enslaved people's necks, with metal prongs positioned near the chin and chest.
Any attempt to lower or turn the head could cause the spikes to dig into the skin.
Enslaved people were forced to wear these devices as punishment, humiliation and a means of control.
Some collars were designed to make running, bending down or escaping extremely difficult.
This was not discipline.
It was torture — a system built on stripping human beings of their freedom, dignity and humanity.
Never let anyone rewrite the history of slavery.
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Title: Hand Cross (mäsqäl)
Location: Ethiopia
Culture: Amhara or Tigrinya peoples
Date: 18th century
#Ethiopia
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Benin kingdom slave figure.🇳🇬
The Benin Bronzes represent one of the most celebrated, technologically sophisticated, and historically significant traditions in global art history.
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#Breaking | The body of late General Joseph Lagu Yanga is now lying in state at the national parliament in Juba, awaiting President Salva Kiir to officially open public viewing.
The public viewing is part of the state funeral programme ahead of Lagu’s burial on Friday, November 13.
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The Diding 🇸🇸 🇸🇸traditional dance call the Nyakorot. See how it's dance Within Nyakorot (Nya-Core-rot) there are variations of the Dance:
There is Entrance to the stage area walking dance
There is circular dance Liila (lee-lah)
There is Jumping dance
There is Pa'dan (Per-Done)
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Cumhuriyetimizin kurucusu, ilk Cumhurbaşkanımız Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’ü ebedî âleme irtihalinin 88’inci yıl dönümünde rahmetle yâd ediyorum.
Her köşesinde bir aslan yatan bu aziz vatanda, İstiklal Harbi’ni sevk ve idare ederek cumhuriyete giden yolu açan Gazi Meclisimizin o dönemki tüm üyelerini hürmetle anıyorum.
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Today is Ken Saro-Wiwa Day! Please honor the hero. Salute his amazing soul. Celebrate Africans who fought for us. ❤️💚🖤
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On this day in 1891, inventor Granville T. Woods patents the electric railway. This Black inventor secured a patent for a system that allowed an electric car to draw power from overhead lines, a significant advancement in urban transportation. #granvilletwoods
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A 16thc-17thc hip pendant of a Benin Queen, with hairdo visibly adorn with the Ititi-Ako "star beads".
The hairdo ornamental style still used in modern èdó society.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has released the programme for the state burial of late General Joseph Lagu Yanga, beginning tomorrow with a public viewing of his body.
Lagu will be laid to rest on Friday at the Dr. John Garang Mausoleum, east of the Pope Francis Pavilion in Juba.✍️









































