Sudan: Post-Secession Sudan - Challenges and Opportunities

4 January 2012
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Since independence, the quest for a modern state has remained a central issue in Sudanese, and indeed African, politics.

In Sudan, the conflict in the South has further compounded the efforts to realize independence and form a stable and functional state. It is to be recalled that, pursuant to colonial policy, Southern Sudan was screened off from the North, which resulted in the South developing, not only a different identity, but also a hostile attitude towards the North. This was to be the most important defining element of Sudanese politics from Independence till Secession.

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