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Mankien

Town in Greater Upper Nile, South Sudan

Mankien (or Mankin) is a community in Unity State in South Sudan. With a key location near the oil fields, the town changed hands more than once during

Mankien

Unity State

State of South Sudan

and Leer. Other towns include,Guit, Riangnom, Rub-Koni, Yoahnyang, Tam, Mankien, Wang-Kay, Koch, Nyal and Ganyliel. Agriculture is the state's primary

Unity State

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Nuerland

Nuer people's homeland in South Sudan

Nyandit Mayom Mayom (county headquarters), Bieh, Wangkei, Kuerbuone, Mankien, Kueryiek, Ngop, Pup, Riak, Ruathnyibuol, Wangbuor-1, Wangbuor-2, Wangbuor-3

Nuerland

Mankin

Topics referred to by the same term

Michael J. Mankin (b. 1948), American architect, disability rights leader. Mankien (or Mankin), a town in South Sudan Mankin, Texas, an unincorporated community

Mankin

Mayom County

County in Greater Upper Nile, South Sudan

northwest of Unity State. The largest town is Mayom. Other towns are Tam, Mankien and Wang-kay. Large villages include Rier, Thargana, Buoth, Wicok and Toic

Mayom County

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Paulino Matip Nhial

South Sudanese revolutionary and politician (1942 - 2012)

Paulino joined Riek Machar’s faction. Paulino's Bul Nuer territory around Mankien and Mayom in Unity state is close to both Kordofan and Bahr al-Ghazal and

Paulino Matip Nhial

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Block 5A, South Sudan

Petroleum concession of South Sudan

Nhialdiu area caused about 70% of the population to flee to Bentiu and Mankien. In early 1998 villages around Nhialdiu were looted and destroyed. The

Block 5A, South Sudan

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Nhialdiu

Place in Greater Upper Nile, South Sudan

Nhialdiu area caused about 70% of the population to flee to Bentiu and Mankien. In early 1998 villages around Nhialdiu were looted and destroyed. The

Nhialdiu

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CASPER

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English

CASPER

English form of Spanish Gaspar, CASPER means "treasure bearer." Early Christians assigned names to the three Magi ("wise men from the east") who visited the baby Jesus. They are mentioned but not named in the bible; Casper is one of them, the other two are Balthasar and Melchior. Also spelled Jasper and Kasper.