File:Al-ZiberPashaStreet Khartoum RomanDeckert24042018.jpg
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English: al-Ziber Basha Street in downtown Khartoum, Sudan, corner Babiker Badri Street, opposite the Acropole Hotel, named after Al-Zubayr Rahma Mansur, a major slave-trader in the 19th century, who set up his own kingdom in Southern Sudanese Bahr El Ghazal and conquered Darfur. |
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