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تخلُّفُنا… من أين نبدأ الإصلاح؟
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تخلُّفُنا… من أين نبدأ الإصلاح؟

Al-Rakoba about 2 hours 1 mins read

بقلم مرتضى القسم عوض الكريم إن تاريخ السودان -بكل صراحة ووضوح، وصدق وبوح- تاريخ لا يسر الناظرين، ولا يبهج الحاضرين، كله دماء وأشلاء، وقتل وقتال، وحروب وأهوال، وصراع على كرسي زائل، ومنصب مائل، فلا تنمية قامت، ولا نهضة دامت، ولا دولة استقامت. حتى قال قائلنا بمرارة: إن عهد الاحتلال البريطاني كان أفضل بمليون مرة، فقد …

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