Sudan, Yemen? What is the answer there in terms of dealing with that kind of conflict that just continues
Sudan, Somalia-- all these things-- these refugee crises were so protracted, and we haven't dealt with the peace building side of it.
Sudan, also from West Africa, so many flow of migrants, people on the move, coming from the horn, coming from the west up across the Sahara into Libya
Sudan. This is in Sudan.
Sudan now so I'm no longer a Sudanese I
Sudan are also excited about it but I'm going to talk to you about the story that led into the split of the country
Sudan at some point we were beaten by uh the Arab troop uh especially the
Sudanese uh um military to craw the uh the border into Kenya so it can hunt
Sudan uh and um it became 51 C3 I raised over
Sudan of a 911 that was made and that was just as bogus as the VW appear over
sudanes used to was them but now the Sudan was no no no no we can't was them anymore because they are label terrorist
South Sudan, have you guys been following the news at all?
Or Sudan. That's great.
So Sudan is located in a country called Africa-- or a continent called Africa.
And Sudan got screwed.
northern Sudan troop if you see my body now you could see a lot of
southern Sudan this I had my experience also with them while even when I was
southern Sudan you know we didn't play a role in that but I think it was incremental the C made with both sides
entering South Sudan. But for now, say experts, the focus remains on finally getting ahead of the
And a man from Sudan picks me up.
His name was Sudan.
This is Sudan. This was the last Northern White male rhino left on the planet, who died earlier this year.
That person is Sudanese." Even if they were in the same ethnic group, even if they had traded and coexisted together for as long
The South Sudanese fought for decades to get their own country.
And so South Sudan, today, is a mess.
The war in Sudan has been, apart from a few moments where it hasn't been as intense, has been going on for many decades now.
You see southern Sudanese families who are selling their children into arms groups because they've run out of resources
So the government of Sudan-- I promise this isn't a political-- this isn't a Michael Moore talk, I promise.
So the government of Sudan then implemented a classic military approach, which is you bomb, burn, and pillage.
in the Sudan region.
So South Sudan gained independence about four years ago, and so I did I did visit South Sudan.
You see in Sudan-- one of the earliest places where China invested in resources-- the Chinese have tried at least to weaken the Security Council
situation in South Sudan and with the um founding of the Republic of South Sudan just this week um John's work and his
country southern part of Sudan where I came from became independent it is the Republic of South
am now a southern Sudanese uh Citizen and actually it's it's it's it's about 3
from the northern Sudan were coming and shooting and
entire southern Sudan the Republic of southern Sudan we are the only one have ambulance we are doing HIV Aid we are
between the Sudan the ugan government and the the rebel movement so I had some
government of southern Sudan and uh vice president riak Mash is doing it and he
Angola and Burma and Sudan and Nigeria and all the rest. Now, we've seen in
You've got Sudan with tens of millions, literally tens of millions facing severe distress on the ground following
intervene in Sudan and look what happened or they'll point to Rwanda in the 1990s or they'll even point to European Jews in the Holocaust in the
2008 but rather that Sudan's population was provisionally 39 million in 2008 according to the UN statistics division in 2011 referencing students national
With South Sudan it was actually a rebel victory.
Ebola is not yet in in South Sudan, but we must do everything in our preparedness to prevent Ebola from
take actions in places like Sudan 2005, in Libya in 2011,
when people are starving in South Sudan or whatever.
just on the border with South Sudan-- where people typically would walk something like four or five hours to get to the nearest town,
So this guy was a Sudanese professor, he told me.
And the first one is South Sudan.