Sudan - Yesterday and Today

Sudan is the largest country in Africa, mainly Muslin in North Sudan and Christian in South Sudan. Sudan is almost twice as large as the United States. This is a very diverse country, and its custom depends on tribe, region, social position and living experience. There was always a civil war between Muslim North and Christian South. According to the Peace Agreement in 1972, the south won independence with specific domestic affairs, came to the end of the civil war between the North and the North and a ceasefire for ten years.

Since the Sudanese independence in 1956, the potential root causes of conflict and human injury in South Sudan has not changed much, but at that time South Sudan was part of a larger country in Sudan - South Sudan, 2011 It became an independent country in the year. This is a unbound history of greed, mostly manifested in the accumulation of wealth and the power of corrupt leaders. South Sudan may be one of the poorest countries in the world but is very wealthy in terms of resources, oil, gold, livestock (wealth, savings, status, social status), the Nile River, and the land. The final award is to control the government officials and the institutions hijacked by their business partners.

Formally, the politics of Sudan are carried out within the framework of the Federal President 's Republic of the Democratic Republic, President Sudan is President of Sudan, Prime Minister, and Supreme People' s Army Supreme Commander. . Legislative power belongs to the government and the bicameral system parliament - the National Assembly and its National Assembly (House) and the State Council (House of Representatives). The judiciary is independent and acquired by the Constitutional Court. It is part of the United Nations Geological Organization in North Africa