Sudanese Religion, Culture, and History
- "South Sudan's New Life as the Wild West," an NPR story (April 24, 2007)
- Joining Our Voices--Slater Armstrong's website. If you saw the in-progress video, Feet Like Mine, that was part of Bp. Andudu's presentation when he was with us in 2004, you know something of Slater's work. Click the Even in Sorrow link to buy or download his recordings. Click on the various tabs at the top of the page to learn more about how Slater is working to "introduce the songs of the persecuted multitudes in Sudan to the rest of the western world."
- Library of Congress Country Studies section on Sudan--(formerly the Army Area Handbook) An extensive site presenting a description and analysis of the historical setting and the social, economic, political, and national security systems and institutions of Sudan
- The C.I.A.'s World Factbook section on Sudan--Lots of (mostly) statistical information, presented in table form
- The University of Pennsylvania's African Studies Center's section on Sudan--Links (some of which are broken) to a wide variety of Web sites focusing on Sudan's languages, arts, archaeology, and ancient history, plus government, economics, current events, etc. There are several links to sites dealing specifically with Nubian culture.
- Detailed profiles of many African peoples
- A Washington Post article about the importance of cattle in traditional Dinka culture