strategies for global governance in an area of conflict : background of South Sudan

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Main reason for conflict

Ethnic differences

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What happened to Sudan in 2011

South Sudan separated from Sudan after decades of water after a referendum that voted 98.8% for independence.

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What does it being landlocked mean

No coast, no oil exports, trade and food aid is dependent on neighbouring countries

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Why does oil matter

School, roads, hospital, cooking, and other services

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Fragile state

new gov struggled to provide security, control, armed groups have the chance to bring people together (more violence)

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Political rivalry

Kiir removed Machar in 2013, they both wanted political power

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Ethnic tensions

President Kiir a part of the Dinka

Vice President Machar a part of the Nuer

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2005 peace deal

Sudans gov and Sudans people librations government (southern rebels)

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2011

South Sudan becomes independent

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2013

President Kiir and VP Machar fall out causing a civil war

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2015

First major power sharing peace deal signed

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2018

New peace agreement signed, problems remain

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2026

Fighting and political tensions still threaten peace