Nile

The Nile is one of the longest rivers in the world. This river originates as the “Blue Nile” in Lake Tana in Ethiopia and as the “White Nile” in Lake Victoria. These two rivers then flow to the north and merge at Khartoum, the capital of Sudan. After that the Nile flows further to the north through Egypt, emptying into the Mediterranean Sea.

The Gift of the Nile

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PHALLO 2.10 PHALLO 7.17 - PHALLO 7.18 DIPESALEMA 78.44 JEREMIA 46.7 - JEREMIA 46.8 ESEKIELE 30.12 AMOSE 8.8 ESAYA 19.5 - ESAYA 19.8 24.27

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The Gift of the Nile

Diratswana tsa Bibele tse amanang

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