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Hawazma, part of Sudan's
Baggara tribe, are
cattle herders who roam the area from the
southern parts of
North Kurdufan to the
southern borders of South...
- Tarjam, and Beni
Hussein in Darfur, and the
Messiria Zurug,
Messiria Humr,
Hawazma,
Habbaniya and
Awlad Himayd in Kordofan, and the Beni
Selam on the White...
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extending to Talodi. On the
eastern side of this
national highway found the
Hawazma tribes sharing the land also with the Nuba tribes. The Nuba are indigenous...
- It
continued to
absorb more
militias over its existence, such as the
Hawazma ethnic militia that
fought alongside the SAF in the
Sudanese conflict in...
- Tay and Saha (1988)
found that the Fur are most
closely related to the
Hawazma of Sudan. Both po****tions have gene
frequencies intermediate between those...
- tribe, the
Kortalah tribe, the
Kadro tribe, the Nyimang), the Fellata, the
Hawazma Arabs, the
Birged tribe, and many
other tribes from
north and
middle Sudan...
-
Gaalien tribes have more
pronounced Arab
genetic characteristics than the
Hawazma and Messeria.
Sudan has a rich and
unique musical culture that has been...
- of the
Hawazma tribe, in Kadugli. Six days later,
another tribal leader,
Suleiman Sanad Suleiman Al-Shein of the Al-Dulmba
branch of the
Hawazma tribe...
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Bedaria Beni
Halba Dubasiyin Fadnia Fezara Gawamaa Gimma Habbaniya Hasania Hawazma Humr
Husseinat Ja'alin
Kababish Kawahla Maalia Mahamid Manasir Messiria...
- Kordofan, and
sections of them also
helped form the
Halafa sub-group of the
Hawazma tribe,
itself a sub-group of the
larger Baggara group.
According to British...
