History of South Sudan. Acholi
South Sudanese Civil War, Kordofan conflict (South Sudan)
History of South Sudan (East Africa)
- X century: Nilotic peoples arrive (Acholi, Anyuak, Bari, Dinka,
Nuer, Shilluk and Kaligi)
- XV to XIX Centuries:
- Migrations from Anyuak Dinka, Nuer and Shilluk (Bahr el Ghazal and
Upper Nile region)
- Migrations of Acholi and Bari (Equatoria region)
- Sudan (South Sudan and the Republic of Sudan) is occupied by Egypt (Muhammad Ali dynasty)
- 1920: Foundation of Juba
by missionaries
- Anglo-Egyptian control until Sudanese Independence in 1956
- 2011: Independence referendum (99% of the population voted for
independence)
- Independence from Sudan
- Political-economic tensions: 75% of all Sudanese oil reserves are in
South Sudan
- 2011: Southern Kordofan conflict between the Sudan Army and the SPLA (Nuba Mountains).
- Interethnic War
- Two civil wars
- 2013-present: Sudanese civil war
- Ugandan troops
- 2014: Bentiu massacre
- Peace agreement between the government and the SPLM-IO did not stop
the war
- Continuation of local insurrections after the peace agreements
- Famine is declared in some parts of South Sudan.
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