What is (are) the official language(s) of Sudan?
The Geography of Sudan Arabic and English. The country has two official languages according to its constitution: Standard Arabic and English. The spoken Arabic, especially in the north of the country, is a blend unique to Sudan of Egyptian and Arabian Arabic. The southern half of Sudan sees an increasing prominence of Dinka and other tribal languages. In all, more than 140 languages are spoken. English, of course, is an official language as a result of the colonial period from the late 1800s until independence in 1956. About 70 percent of Sudan’s population follows this dominant religion. What is this religion?The Geography of Sudan Islam. Most of the people who live in the northern parts of Sudan are of mixed Arab and Nubian background and practice Islam. In the southern Sudan, however, the majority are animists or to a smaller extent Christians. These religious differences, among other factors, contributed to the civil wars between the north and south that have plagued Sudan since in
