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Mahdist Revolution Begins
Islams revolt against Sudan's Egyptian government and their radical policies. -
First Civil War Begins In Sudan
Anya Nya, an insurgent group in the south of Sudan, battled against the government of Sudan (GOS) for greater autonomy. -
Sudan Becomes an Independent Nation
The Anglo-Egyptian Condominium government is eradicated in Sudan by the S.P.L.M.A (Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army). -
"October Revolution"
A revolution known as the "October Revolution" overthrows Ibrahim Abboud and leads Sudan into a Islamist-lead government. -
Addis Ababa Agreement
An Agreement between the Southern Sudan Liberation Movement (SSLM) and the GOS that granted regional autonomy (unbiased decisions) to Southern Sudan on internal issues. -
Second Civil War Begins in Sudan
The Sharia Law, introduced by the President Jaafar Nimeiri, sets religious guidelines to the Islams, and as a result the SPLM/A fought against the GOS. -
Sudanese Government is Overthrown
Omar Al-Bashir leads a military coup and overthrows the Sudanese government, repudiating the second civil war peace agreement of 1989. -
Missile Attack on Khartoum
The United States fires missiles on Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, accusing them of producing materials for the chemical weapons. -
Exportation Situation
Sudan begins their export of oil to different nations. -
Tides Turn
An uprising parliamentary speaker, Hassan al-Turabi, forces President Bashir to declare a state of emergency in Sudan. -
All's Well That End Well
The Machakos Protocol, a policy that was able to begin healing the peace process in Sudan, was able to coerce Kenya mailtia rebels into ending the civil war. -
Innoncence Taken
Janjaweed militias in support of the government carry out killings of non-Arab villagers. -
Sudan v. Chad
Sudan and Chad are sent into an aggressive tailspin as Chad militias near the sister city of Khartoum (Omdurman). This accusation causes Sudan to break off their relations with Chad. -
Election Time
President Bashir is reelected for his fifth term in a landslide 95 percent vote, heavily boycotted by parties of opposition. -
Chaos in Sudan
Sudan starts to ban any media coverage of their nation as they begin to denounce protesters and arrest politicians who take an opposition stance in Sudan.
