History of Sudan: 100 Years in brief

19th century
For most of the 19th century Sudan was an outpost of the Turco-Egyptian empire. Its inland boundaries were indistinct: southern Sudan - where most of the oil is - was used as a source of slaves and other commodities such as ivory and ostrich feathers. The vast southern and western territory was regarded by […]

UN & AU Keep Your Word!

SLA’s Abdul Wahed Mohamed al-Nur rejected the whole Darfur peace agreement. Apparently the retard wants UN mediation now. Sure! He wants UN mediation after almost 3 years of AU mediation. If you ask me, he’s one stupid fool and a filthy killer. There’s no honor in the way he and the others carried out their […]

The Government Eats While The Population Starves

Religiosity without much knowledge or education is a sure recipe for ignorance. The above cartoon shows the main problem facing the majority of the Sudanese people and infact Muslims as a whole. It is the attitude which is all about blaming it on the One up there. Ask people about Katrina or the Asian […]

The Japanese & American Relationship

You know I’ve always wondered how two nations such as the United States and Japan can go from being such strong and opposing adversaries into the two nations we see today having a wonderfull relationship full of mutual respect and cooperation. I mean come on seriously, we’re talking about a Japan that boombam-sweet smacked Pearl […]

Dissident Rebels Might Sign Darfur Peace Deal

After giving up their fantasies of separating and forming their own country, the dissident rebels are now back saying they want to sign the peace agreement. This is a good step towards the right direction. I guess the rebels started freaking out when they realized that there was talk in the AU about sanctions being […]

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