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ุฎุฑุทูู ุจูุฏูุงุณุช ูู ุณูุณูุฉ ู ู ุงูุญููุงุช ุงูุชู ุชุณุชูุดู ู ุฏููุฉ ุงูุฎุฑุทูู ู ู ู ุฎุชูู ุงูุฌูุงูุจ ุงูุงุฌุชู ุงุนูุฉ ูุงูุซูุงููุฉ ูุงูุณูุงุณูุฉ ู ู ุฎูุงู ุนุฏุณุงุช ุนูู ุงุก ู ุฎุชุตูู ูุฏุงุฑุณู ุญุถุฑ ูููุงููู ูุบูุฑูู ู ู ุณูุงู ุงูู ุฏููุฉ. ููุงูุด ุงูุจูุฏูุงุณุช ุงูุนูุงูุงุช ุจูู ุงูุซูุงูุฉ ูุงูุชุงุฑูุฎ ูุงูุณูุงู ู ู ุงูุฌู ุชูููู ู ูููู ู ุชุฌุฏุฏ ุนู ููููุฉ ุชุดูู ุงูู ุฏููุฉ ูู ููู .
ุชู ุงูุนุฏุงุฏ ูุงููุชุงุฌ ูุฐุง ุงูุจูุฏูุงุณุช ุจูุงุณุทุฉ ุณุชูุฏูู ุงูุฑุจุงู ุงุณุชูุฏูู ุงูุจุญุงุซ ู ูุชู ุจู ูุงุถูุน ุงูู ุฏููุฉ ูุงูุญุถุฑุ ุชู ุงูุชุงุฌ ุงูู ูุณู ุงูุฃูู ูุฌุฒุก ู ู ู ุดุฑูุน ุณูุฏุงู ู ููุฒ ููู ู ุดุฑูุน ู ููุณุณ ูู ู ูู ู ู ูุจู ู ุนูุฏ ุฌูุชู ุจุงูุณูุฏุงู.
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Dhagaystayaal kusoo dhowaada MUQDISHO podcast oo ah wartabiye madaxbanaan, waxaanu halkan kuso bandhigi doonaa barnaamijyo kala duwan oo aanu uga hadli doono xaalada soomaaliya iyo Soomaalida, si gaara waxanu diiradada ku saari doonaa Mawduucyo kala duwan oo aan islenaahay bulshada ayay faa’iido u leedahay, Dhaqaalaha , Siyaasada, aqoonta iyo Caafimaadka, Barnaamij waxa intiisa badan idin la socod siin doona aniga oo ah kamal, waxana igala qayb qaadan doona dad badanoo kamida waxgaradka iyo aqoonyahanada bulshada soomaaliyeed. hadii aad Podcast isticmaasho rukumo Oo barnaamijyadeena lasoco. MAHDSANIDIIN….
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Hayaanka Nolosha waa podcast aan kusoo gudbin doono kutubo cilmi fani waliba leh insha,allah.
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This unique podcast features the sounds of railroad operations in Buffalo, Western New York, and elsewhere. Steam engines, early diesel engines, freight and passenger trains; they're all heard exactly as they sounded from 1948 to 1955. The recordings were made on a Webster-Chicago wire recorder by John M. Prophet III, noted Pennsylvania Railroad historian and dedicated railfan for his entire life. Visit livingwithsteam.com for more information about each episode.
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Less than two years after gaining independence, Kenya began killing its own freedom fighters. The first political assassination happened in 1965. They killed a man who knew what freedom was, and who knew how to get it. This man was Pio Gama Pinto.
“Until Everyone Is Free” is a Sheng podcast about Pinto: socialist, political detainee, and martyr. Host Stoneface Bombaa, producer April Zhu, and reporter Felix Omondi tell the story of a forgotten freedom fighter to answer one important question: How did the country of Kenya become free... without the people of Kenya getting free? -
What do you know about your world? Grab a drink and join me as we learn more about the world around us through history and politics! Through an African lens of course!
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Joined by a variety of hilarious and wonderful guests, host Rachel Allene brings to life the women found within the pages of Scripture in ways you’ve never imagined. Pulling from the cultural histories and mythologies, their lives are shaped beyond the handful of verses recorded. Intermixed with the life stories of modern day believers and Rachel’s personal memoirs as she stumbles through life, the show is sure to keep you checking back for more. The world has enough wicked; be wise.
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Let's Talk Pakistan aims to be an Urdu English mix Channel focusing on the discussion of issues in Pakistan and around the world with Hassaan Ul Haq as host understanding things from experts!
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The inaugural episode featuring Catherine the Great.
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This second volume of the biography of Lord Cochrane deals with his fall from grace, imprisonment for debt, loss of honours, and attempts to clear his name. It has had a marked influence on naval fiction, most obviously on some of the novels by Patrick O'Brian. - Summary by Timothy Ferguson
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Christmas Carols - The Stories Behind the Songs is a captivating series that delves into the rich history, cultural significance, and enduring appeal of some of the most beloved Christmas carols. Each article explores the origins and evolution of a specific carol, uncovering the fascinating stories behind their creation, the artists and traditions that shaped them, and the messages that have resonated with generations.From medieval hymns to modern holiday classics, this series provides an in-depth look at how these songs became an integral part of Christmas celebrations worldwide. Readers will discover surprising connections between carols and historical events, insights into the composers' lives, and how these melodies have been adapted over time to reflect changing cultural tastes.With a focus on carols like Silent Night, O Holy Night, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, and Jingle Bells, the series balances historical context with engaging storytelling, offering readers a deeper appreciation for the music that brings joy and unity to the holiday season. Whether you're a casual listener or a dedicated enthusiast of Christmas traditions, this series promises to enrich your understanding of the songs that define the spirit of Christmas.
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A curious look at topics from the news and history of the world. ๐ ๐๏ธ ๐ง
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The John Calvin podcast is all about the enormously influential sixteenth century reformer John Calvin. My name is Matt White and Iโm a Vicar and PhD student studying John Calvin. Calvin's impact on history, theology and society is both profound and polarizingโadmired by many, yet controversial to others. Join us each week as we explore the fascinating historical and theological context surrounding Calvin's life and work. Our episodes aim to be both informative and fun, offering insights into Calvin and his enduring influence today. Episodes will be released every Monday morning at 7am GMT. Keep an eye out for occasional bonus content!
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Sudan, a nation with a rich and diverse history, has long been afflicted by the scourge of conflict and political instability. The country's complex tapestry of ethnic, religious, and political tensions has given rise to decades of civil war, displacement, and humanitarian crises that have left an indelible mark on the lives of its people. Today, as Sudan navigates the aftermath of the 2018-2019 Sudanese Revolution and grapples with the challenges of building a more stable and democratic future, it is essential to understand the current state of affairs and the journey that has brought the nation to this critical juncture.
The overthrow of long-time President Omar al-Bashir in April 2019 marked a significant turning point in Sudan's history. The Sudanese Revolution, which was fueled by widespread discontent over economic grievances and demands for political change, saw months of peaceful protests and civil unrest that ultimately led to the military's intervention and the formation of a transitional government. This government, composed of both civilian and military representatives, was tasked with guiding the country through a delicate and complex process of democratic transition and economic reform.
However, the path to stability and progress has been far from smooth. Political power struggles and tensions between the civilian and military components of the transitional government have hindered the implementation of much-needed reforms and the fulfillment of the revolutionaries' demands. The fragile power-sharing arrangement has been tested by competing interests and visions for Sudan's future, leading to a sense of uncertainty and frustration among the population.
One of the most pressing challenges facing Sudan today is the severe economic crisis that has gripped the nation. Years of mismanagement, corruption, and international isolation have taken a heavy toll on the Sudanese economy, resulting in high inflation rates, soaring food prices, and widespread poverty. The transitional government has been grappling with the daunting task of implementing economic reforms, such as lifting subsidies and attracting foreign investment, while also trying to mitigate the impact of these measures on the most vulnerable segments of society.
The economic hardship has had far-reaching consequences for the Sudanese people, affecting every aspect of their daily lives. Many families struggle to put food on the table, as the cost of basic necessities has skyrocketed. The lack of job opportunities and the erosion of purchasing power have pushed a significant portion of the population into poverty, with some estimates suggesting that over 50% of Sudanese live below the poverty line. The economic crisis has also had a disproportionate impact on women and young people, who face even greater challenges in accessing education, healthcare, and employment.
The transitional government has recognized the urgency of addressing the economic crisis and has taken steps to implement reforms and attract international support. In June 2020, Sudan announced a major economic reform program, which included the removal of fuel subsidies, the unification of exchange rates, and measures to enhance public financial management and transparency. These reforms, while painful in the short term, are seen as necessary to stabilize the economy, reduce distortions, and create a more conducive environment for growth and investment.
However, the implementation of these reforms has been met with resistance and criticism from some quarters, who argue that the austerity measures will further exacerbate the suffering of the poor and vulnerable. The government has attempted to mitigate the impact of the reforms through targeted social protection programs and cash transfers, but the effectiveness and reach of these measures have been limited by resource constraints and institutional challenges.
The economic crisis has been compounded by the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Sudan. Decades of conflict, particularly in the regions of Darfur, South Kordofan, and Blue Nile, have displaced millions of Sudanese, both internally and as refugees in neighboring countries. Many of these displaced individuals and families face dire living conditions, food insecurity, and limited access to basic services such as healthcare and education. The transitional government, in collaboration with international partners, has been working to address these humanitarian needs, but the scale of the crisis remains immense, and much more needs to be done to ensure the well-being and dignity of those affected.
The situation in Darfur, in particular, remains a major concern. Despite the signing of the Juba Peace Agreement in October 2020 between the transitional government and several rebel groups, including those from Darfur, the region continues to face significant challenges. The agreement, while a step in the right direction, has not yet translated into tangible improvements in the lives of the people of Darfur. The security situation remains fragile, with ongoing incidents of violence, human rights abuses, and inter-communal conflict. The humanitarian needs in the region are vast, with over 2 million people still displaced and dependent on aid for their survival.
The transitional government has pledged to prioritize the implementation of the Juba Peace Agreement and to address the long-standing grievances and marginalization of the people of Darfur. This includes the establishment of a Special Court for Darfur to investigate and prosecute war crimes and human rights abuses, as well as the implementation of development projects and the provision of basic services to the region. However, progress has been slow, and there are concerns about the government's capacity and political will to follow through on its commitments.
Another critical aspect of Sudan's current situation is the ongoing peace process and efforts to address the root causes of conflict in the country. The transitional government has made peace a central priority, engaging in negotiations with various rebel groups and stakeholders to find a comprehensive and inclusive solution to the decades-old conflicts. In October 2020, a landmark peace agreement was signed between the government and several rebel factions, raising hopes for a more stable and peaceful future.
The Juba Peace Agreement, signed in South Sudan's capital, brought together the transitional government and a coalition of rebel groups known as the Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF). The agreement covered a wide range of issues, including power-sharing, wealth-sharing, security arrangements, and the integration of rebel fighters into the national army. It also included provisions for addressing the root causes of conflict, such as marginalization, underdevelopment, and the unequal distribution of resources.
While the signing of the peace agreement was a significant milestone, the real test lies in its implementation. The challenges are numerous, ranging from the logistical and financial difficulties of integrating rebel forces into the military to the political and social tensions that may arise as power dynamics shift. There are also concerns about the inclusivity of the peace process, with some groups, such as the Sudan Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N) led by Abdel Aziz al-Hilu, remaining outside the agreement.
The success of the peace process will depend on the commitment and goodwill of all parties involved, as well as the support and engagement of the international community. It will require a delicate balancing act between the need for accountability and justice for past abuses and the imperative of reconciliation and national healing. The transitional government will need to demonstrate its commitment to the peace process not only through words but also through concrete actions, such as the allocation of resources to war-affected areas and the creation of an enabling environment for the return and reintegration of displaced populations.
The international community has a crucial role to play in supporting Sudan's transition and peacebuilding efforts. Following the revolution, there has been a renewed interest and engagement from international actors, with many countries and organizations pledging support for Sudan's democratic transition and economic recovery. The lifting of U.S. sanctions and the removal of Sudan from the State Sponsors of Terrorism list in 2020 were significant milestones that opened up new opportunities for international cooperation and investment.
However, translating these pledges into tangible support and resources remains a challenge, particularly given the competing priorities and crises facing the international community. It is essential for international partners to engage with Sudan in a coordinated and holistic manner, aligning their efforts with the priorities and needs identified by the Sudanese people and their representatives. This includes providing technical assistance for institutional capacity-building, supporting economic reforms and job creation, and investing in crucial sectors such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
One area where international support is particularly critical is in the field of transitional justice and accountability. Sudan has a long history of human rights abuses and atrocities, committed by various parties to the conflicts. Addressing these crimes and providing justice for the victims is essential for building a sustainable peace and preventing future abuses. The international community can support Sudan in this regard by providing expertise, resources, and political backing for the establishment of effective transitional justice mechanisms, such as the Special Court for Darfur and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
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I know that many of you find history boring, because when the word history is mentioned,you are reminded of those tedious hours in the classroom when you spend most of the time sleeping.
Well,the time has come for this idea to end. History is actually fun and when explained properly we can transmit value through it.
"Cool Historians" podcast will be short, concise, straightforward, fresh and most importantly it will be focused on:virtues,cultures,amazing historical figures and of course the gain of KNOWLEDGE.
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In the wake of 9/11, a series of letters laced with a deadly powder called anthrax appeared on the desks of prominent journalists and politicians in New York City and Washington D.C. Five people were killed, and seventeen more were infected. It was the worst case of bioterrorism in American history, setting off a surge of finger pointing, xenophobia, and fear. But what started as an unprecedented case soon turned into an unsettling mystery. Who had sent these letters? And why? On season 4 of Cover Up, we trace the FBI’s costly investigation into the attacks, which was stacked with a seemingly endless series of false leads, damaging leaks, and embarrassing blunders. Through revealing interviews with victims, agents, and suspects, we unpack the case in its messy entirety, all with an eye toward the question that remains today: Did the FBI identify the true killer, or is this case still unresolved? Unlock all episodes of Cover Up: The Anthrax Threat ad-free right now by subscribing to The Binge - All Episodes. All at Once. Plus, you’ll unlock brand new stories, dropping every month - that’s all episodes, all at once, all ad-free. Just click ‘Subscribe’ at the top of the Cover Up show page on Apple Podcasts or visit GetTheBinge.com to get access wherever you listen.
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A podcast where two African girls share stories and their love of motorsport.
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Podcast about all the interesting and historical events of that day, birthdays, national days, fun facts and trivia
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We tell the weird, wonderful, and whimsical stories that make up the world's history, but we do it in our own way. We are HISTORISTS. This is a podcast geared at AP history students, primarily AP World History students, but is awesome for anyone else interested in world history. Your history, told our way. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sthistorists/support
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