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Daoud Hari recounts his efforts to educate the world about the brutal genocide taking place in Darfur, describing how he takes journalists into the heart of the country to reveal the horror his people face on a daily basis and discussing how he has helped survivors find food, water, and safety.

When war comes to a small village in southern Sudan, young Poni must run for her life and begins a long and dangerous trek across the east African countryside with thousand of refugees to a camp in Kenya, but along the way many die from starvation, land mines, wild animals and despair.

A soldier redeems four white feathers sent to him for cowardice by his family and friends when his former regiment is attacked by Sudanese rebels.

Traces the lives of two young boys from Sudan, Ayuel Leek and Beny Ngor Chol, who flee persecution in the form of starvation and violence, walk to Ethiopia, survive in refugee camps, and eventually reach the United States, where they are mentored in college so they can achieve their goal of helping other Sudanese.

A tour of the Nile covering the history of the region.

Introduces the land, history, government, people, and economy of the largest African country in area.

A social, economic, geographical, cultural, and historic introduction to Egypt and the Sudan stressing the modern problems of these two countries of the Nile.

Presents a first-person account of the terror, suffering, and tragedy of the Sudanese Civil War and how the author, John Bul Dau, eventually made his way out of the country to America.

Describes the history, agriculture, education, people, and religious life of the largest country in Africa.