Sudan's Political Scene: What's the Good, the Bad and the Ugly?

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Sudan's Political Scene! What Has Gone Bad in Sudan?

What has gone bad in Sudan's Political Scene? Is it the people? Is it the religion? Is it the madness of the military and civil dictators? Is it the personal interests in treasury in Sudan? Is it the dominant mentality?

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Horn of Africa News Agency

We have one of the hottest issues in Sudan's Political Scene. Although we have many periods of dictatorship that we classify as military dictatorship and civil dictatorship, but it seems that, it is not a matter of DICTATING only. It is a matter of "Donkeynizing" the People by the name of Islam or by the name of something else called "What's the Name of the Game?"

Those quoted as "something else" or "the Name of the Game" are well known as religious phobias, tribalism and crimes committed with impunity.

So, there's no peace, no love, no real rhythm of development, in Sudan's Political Scene, when politics amalgamates with religion and business to create dictatorship, terrorism and total crisis, like those created by the junta of the 1989 coup!

They will never understand that the religion is something very personal, so intimate and special like love, not for the state to run with it.

This does not mean that there is Arabic and Islamic cleansing in Sudan, though. There is none of these issues and the problem is that there is a heavy "marginal regions" policy.

Sudan has inherited this policy, which made by two kinds of dictatorship since the first political period after the Independence of Sudan and developed to become a result of the Civil Dictatorship and the Military Dictatorship. Those two kinds of dictatorship have increased this policy to capitalize and dominate the political scene in Sudan!

Two military dictatorial regimes amongst those two kinds of dictatorships shifted in a reversible political reaction to implement their own "Islamic Laws" against the population of Sudan. Nevertheless, they call those religious laws, the "Shariyah Laws" of 1983.

Read more about this on ... COMMING SOON.

They of course do not care of "Islam", but they are implementing the political Islam to deceive the traditionally Muslim people of Sudan and to deceive the "Islamic World". IT ALL BEGINS FROM AN ECONOMICAL DOMINANT POINT TO CONTROL THE TREASURE OF THE LAND! So, it's not strange that they're creating this domineering mentality, decades after decades!

This is not a case study in the Sudan's political scene or the political scene in the other states in the Horn of Africa although it's going to be. It's a journalist point of view, which aims to more Global understanding. It aims to help you read behind the misery margin and behind the lines of poverty.

This point of view comes well concentrated from more than 30 years of experience in these issues in the area.

The main theme is oriented to change the miserable situation ranged from Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia and Sudan, the main lands of the Horn of Africa and to extend to involve Kenya and Uganda, the extension of the IGAD.

The capital cities of those countries: Asmara, Addis Ababa, Djibouti, Kampala, Khartoum, Mogadishu and Nairobi do have their secrets. No one rather than a journalist who is the son of the area is able to discover and unfold these secrets.

And not any journalist, but a journalist who has a good global vision -- a journalist who can approach even the up coming future with good intention to deliver negatives into positives, AIMING to bring up a modern generation. A modern generation with a real Global vision and well modernized that will be able to wash and clean away this tragicomedy the area is living!

Will this year be a good start for positive changes in Asmara, Addis Ababa, Djibouti, Kampala, Khartoum, Mogadishu and Nairobi!

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