Timeline of Khartoum
The following is a timeline of the history of the city of Khartoum, Sudan.
OmdurmanKhartoum NorthKhartoumHistory of SudanEmblemAnthemKerma cultureNew Kingdom of EgyptKingdom of KushIslamizationTurco-Egyptian SudanMahdist StateAnglo-Egyptian SudanFirst Civil WarRepublic of SudanDemocratic Republic1969 CoupSecond Civil War1985 Coup1989 Coup2019 Revolution2019 Coup2021 Coup2023 WarDarfurCinemaEconomicDemographyLanguagesLiteratureDecorationsPhotographyReligionSlaveryTelevisionTimelineIbrahim Pasha of EgyptShendiSiege of KhartoumMahdistsin powerMahdistWadi HalfanewspaperWellcomeCoptic Girls SchoolGordon Memorial CollegeBlue Nile Road and Railway BridgeHalfayaWhite Nile BridgeUnity High School for GirlsAl Khartoum Sports ClubAcropole HotelUniversity of KhartoumMunicipal StadiumKhartoum American SchoolBank of SudanArab League summitBank of KhartoumNational Museum of SudanMetropolitan Archdiocese of KhartoumOrganisation of African UnityUniversity of JubaKhartoum federal statePopular Arab and Islamic CongressKhartoum International AirportKhartoum Bank GroupSudatelCarlos the JackalKhartoum Stock ExchangeGreater Nile Petroleum Operating CompanyAl-Shifa pharmaceutical factorybombedRepublican Palace MuseumGreater Nile Oil PipelineKhartoum MonitorArab Capital of CultureAfrican UnionEl Mek Nimr Bridgebesiegedanti-governmentTuti BridgeTimeline of Sudanese historyList of universities in KhartoumWellcome TrustStatistical Office of the United NationsUnited Nations Department of Economic and Social AffairsArchNetUnited Nations Human Settlements ProgrammeM.E. SharpeAfrican Studies AssociationCook's Handbook for Egypt and the SudanAdam & Charles BlackEncyclopædia BritannicaKarl BaedekerPaul Tiyambe ZelezaKevin ShillingtonABC-CLIOSara PantulianoOverseas Development InstituteInternational Relations and Security NetworkDirectory of Open Access Journalsopen accessQatar Digital LibraryEuropeanaDigital Public Library of AmericaInternet Library Sub-Saharan AfricaFrankfurt University LibraryAfrican Studies CentreAfricaBib.orgBlackPast.orgAlgiersAlexandriaPort SaidBenghaziTripoliCasablancaMarrakeshMeknesTangierCotonouOuagadougouConakryBissauAbidjanMonrovia