problems faced by nubian tribes
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In 1964 thousands of Nubians were relocated from their villages to new relocation settlements in Komombo. This was due to the construction of the high dam which would eventually cause the total flooding of their habitat, hence the relocation. To their dismay the new settlements lacked fundamental aspects, causing a harsh lifetime experience of uprooting the Nubians from their context. This caused them to have an inter-generational belief of marginalization. In recent years, Nubian voices started calling for the "right to go back" to locations near their original habitat. Such calls became more profound after the 2011 revolution, with promises made to meet such demands. However, to many Nubians, going again through another relocation process is not that simple