The purpose of this page about the Sudanese dictatorial regimes is not to document the dictatorial periods in Sudan through history only.
Easy e-learning to enhance any political e-business!
|Buy my poetry e-|book! Love and |Political Poetry!
|Or buy me a cup of |tea!
The purpose is to help you also read and know why Sudan falls in the circle of false democracies and military coups continuously since the Independence Day in 1956.
The Sudanese dictatorial regimes page comes of course to enlighten people along the way to see reasons and causes of political deterioration in Sudan since 1956. Therefore, the chronicle is not the intention in itself. In addition, this is not only a documentary page.
Sudan has three military dictatorial regimes and the first Sudanese dictatorial regime overthrew the first democratic government in November 16–17, 1958 and a military general called Ibrahim Abbud (26 October 1900 – 8 September 1983) led it.
Sudanese Dictatorial Regimes - First Military Regime:
Sudanese people did not realize that Abbud's regime was a military dictatorial regime during the first three years. That was simply because of the following facts.
First, the regime was the first regime of its kind in the Sudanese history. Second, the officers were from either the Ansar sect or the Khatmiyyah sect. Third, the people of Sudan that time used to look always at the North (Egypt) as advanced example, so political events in the North had influenced them. Military officers ruled the North that time too. Therefore, it was not strange to have Sudanese militants ruling Sudan. Here is more information about the first military dictatorial regime in Sudan ====>>>Military Dictator, Ibrahim Abbud.
Sudanese Dictatorial Regimes - Second Military Regime:
The second military dictatorial regime in Sudan was that regime led by another militant adventurer called Jaafar Mohammed al-Nimeiry during the hardest period of the Sudanese history from 1969-1985.
Nimeiry was not like Abbud although there is no favourability between dictators. Some people think that he has been the toughest and the most ignorant dictator at his time. He even used to slap his officers forget about his opponents.
However, he was not as toughest as those amalgamated religious and military dictators that came after him. Nevertheless, we consider Nimeiry as the motivational and spiritual leader of those military dictators who came after him.
The religious party, National Islamic Front (NIF), the motivator and the leader of the 1989 coup was the basic co-operator with Nimeiry during the 1980s to produce what they call the Sharia laws. Here is more information about the second military dictatorial regime in Sudan =====>>>Military Dictator, Gaafar Mohammed Nimeiry.
Sudanese Dictatorial Regimes - Third Military Regime:
The third military dictatorial regime in Sudan came to power in 1989. The religious party, National Islamic Front (NIF) planned the military coup, while this party was sharing the democracy in 1985-1989.
The NIF played the greatest role in the third weak democratic period to gain the third position in the Parliament, in spite of the fact that this devil party shared also the second dictatorial regime.
Members of this devil party in the army overthrew the weak democratic government led that time by the brother-in-law of the spiritual leader of the coup. This is the tragicomedy in the political history of Sudan. Here is more information about the third military dictatorial regime in Sudan =====>>>Military Dictator, Omar Hassan al-Bashir.
Sudanese Dictatorial Regimes!
These are only few line about Sudanese Dictatorial Regimes! The rest will continue dropping in this page or in other pages. However, if you did know some facts about Sudanese Dictatorial Regimes, bring them in here through the following form. Your comments count to highlight Sudanese Dictatorial Regimes. You can do that through the form below.
Use the same form to write your thoughts about political development in Sudan. When you go through the submission process, please elect to receive email notifications about comments on your input. Do not forget to download our "Thank You2 gifts for using this form. Those gifts are invaluable and will help you develop the way you are using the Internet.
You can also use the same form on Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan and Uganda to comment on political development on those countries too. Be active and motivated! We need your energy to bring positive changes into the Horn of Africa.
Do you have a great story about or from the Horn of Africa? Share it! Note that you can use the forms in this platform to comment and write about political topics in the Horn of Africa. Some pages about other countries may fall out of this map. However, they may have some impacts on some countries in this map. You can use the same forms anyway to comment or write about them too.
Way back in the early nineties and before the mad war between Eritrea and Ethiopia,...
Are you from the Horn of Africa? It does not matter if you live in any country in the Horn of Africa or abroad! However, we need freelancers who know great deal of information and who follow daily situations to work in English for HOA's Political Scene. If you think yourself, qualified use the following form. Please read Freelancing Fees first. Thank you.
The Site Build It tools at the bottom of Sudanese Dictatorial Regimes empower Khalid Osman's Internet Empire ;-) Sense the humour? You can use those strong tools to build anything in your mind a successful web business not just a website. Success guaranteed!