What are those structures in Sudan?
While flying back from La Réunion to Paris, we flew over those well defined structures:
I think it corresponds to this location on the map:
https://goo.gl/maps/Wz1paAFsGGQjULYa7
At 13.9916°N, 35.9597°E.
Do you know what those are? Is this a refugee camp? There are refugee camps a few km away (Shagarab Refugees camp) but they look much less structured.
Reverse image search didn't bring anything interesting.
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How is Sudan structured?
Sudan has a decentralized governance structure with three levels: Federal Government, State Governments, and Localities. Since gaining independence on 1 January 1956, Sudan has alternated between democratic and authoritarian leadership.What is the social structure of Sudan?
Within a given ethnic group there are three socio-economic classes: high, middle, and low. Class largely determines the places people live and with whom they socialize. EDUCATION Education is very important in the Sudanese community.What are the houses like in Sudan?
Most Sudanese live in simple houses of their own or rent from landlords or agricultural-scheme authorities. At last report, over half of all housing units were gottias \u2014single rooms with round mud walls and a conical straw roof; about one-third were menzils \u2014multi-room houses with toilet facilities.What are Sudan houses made of?
Over 90% of houses in South Sudan are grass-thatched, mud huts.Sources: Stack Exchange - This article follows the attribution requirements of Stack Exchange and is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
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