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Abdelrahman Ibrahim
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February 15, 2017

“From rabble-rousers to wise women”

topic:	Indigenous people
by:	Abdelrahman Ibrahim

Hakkama were once the most powerful figures in Sudanese communities. Some abused their positions and today they have learned to adapt to newer traditions.

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