Political Turmoil in Sudan: From Independence to Crisis

This chapter explores Sudan's complex political landscape following its independence in 1956, highlighting military coups, the rise of revolutionary movements, and the evolution of ideologies impacting the nation. It examines the Southern People's Liberation Army's struggle for representation and the shift from socialism to Islamism, culminating in the introduction of Sharia law. The narrative also traces significant events leading to South Sudan's independence, the civil war, and the experiences of the Lost Boys, symbolizing resilience amidst conflict.