The Rise and Fall of Omar al-Bashir of Sudan | African Biographics

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  • In April 2019, The 30 year reign of Sudan’s Omar al-Bashir came to an end. Like previous Sudanese leaders, he was finally toppled by the army, which finally sided with the people over the president.
    The country of Sudan itself, has had 15 coup attempts, five of them successful - more than any other country on the continent of Africa. One of them was the 1989 military coup that brought Omar al-Bashir to power.
    It was al-Bashir's ability to play a skillful combination of internal and external balancing acts, plus ruthless repression as well as a divided opposition, that kept al-Bashir in power for three decades.
    But eventually, it was something as simple and essential as the price of bread that lit the fuse to a challenge to his entire regime and the downfall of his rule of Sudan in 2019.
    In this episode of African Biographics, we look at the rise and fall of Sudan’s Omar al-Bashir.
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Komentáře • 233

  • @mutemiz
    @mutemiz Před 3 lety +147

    in Africa cruel leaders often get replaced by equally cruel leaders

    • @allenhass4054
      @allenhass4054 Před 3 lety +3

      Nope , in Sudan , it was a revolution not just replacement.

    • @Opie..
      @Opie.. Před 2 lety +9

      @@allenhass4054 We have them, OP is correct. Their names are Abdelfatah Burhan and Hamdan Dagalo. You cant kick out an authoritarian and replace them with other authoritarians; the revolutionaries messed up by accepting them to help lead the interim govt.

    • @taifhassan7936
      @taifhassan7936 Před 2 lety +2

      I don’t think anyone has the ability to be worse than Albashir and his regime

    • @worthlesswaste3136
      @worthlesswaste3136 Před rokem

      @@taifhassan7936 put me in charge and find out

    • @ceebrown8157
      @ceebrown8157 Před rokem +1

      These countries should have remained colonies 🤷🏽‍♂️

  • @muwafug4777
    @muwafug4777 Před 2 lety +19

    As a Sudanese, lived most of my life during his regime, I believe Omer Albasheer was a corrupt and not competent, and during his time Sudan had a great chance of a real success and development, but he and his pary stole all the money from the oil and gas industry at that time, for thier personal benefits instead of working on developing the infrastructure and building a robust economy..
    The current economic downturn is due to the corruption of his government.

  • @ibraimatouray2361
    @ibraimatouray2361 Před 3 lety +36

    Brought down by bread price.
    God is Great .

    • @allenhass4054
      @allenhass4054 Před 3 lety

      Nope, the revolution slogan was ( peace , justice and freedom) not just bread

    • @ibraimatouray2361
      @ibraimatouray2361 Před 3 lety +6

      @@allenhass4054 hey am in África the thing was started by citizens complaining about the Rising prices of bread. Wat i mean by God is Great is when Allah wants to take you down It starts with small isue.

    • @T.Sullivan
      @T.Sullivan Před 2 lety +1

      How is god great when he allowed this man to kill millions?

    • @ibraimatouray2361
      @ibraimatouray2361 Před 2 lety

      @@T.Sullivan go ask your leaders bush ,blair , Obama ,macron ,camron, Trump ,biden , and the Queen , why they kill people's in syria ,irak , Afganistán they Will tell you

    • @bleepbloop3264
      @bleepbloop3264 Před 2 lety +1

      that’s fair cuz a lot of those families could only afford cheap food like bread, raising the prices might as well have been taking food directly out of their mouths

  • @steveembree4411
    @steveembree4411 Před rokem +19

    In 1980, as a young man, a back packer, I visited the Sudan. I had no place to stay, The Sudanese gave me a bed, I had no food- the Sudanese fed me. I said to myself: this is the Sudan, these are the Sudanese people. Up-Shee!

  • @checkermcmaty
    @checkermcmaty Před 2 lety +45

    The longer i watched, the angrier i became. This country of mine was brought down by itself. And when i heard the ex prime minister was going to sign that agreement with the SPLA i felt hope but then Omar Bashir happened.
    Know one knows what would happen to Sudan if that agreement was signed and now we never will.
    Ps. I loved the video. Thank you for making it

    • @mulilisenior7098
      @mulilisenior7098 Před rokem +1

      😂😂😂

    • @Baller474
      @Baller474 Před rokem +1

      lol

    • @woozyz2769
      @woozyz2769 Před rokem +1

      It's the Arabs thinking they are Gods, killing the REAL INDIGENOUS peoples

    • @jonathankaranja5857
      @jonathankaranja5857 Před rokem

      What incensed me more was that Omar al-Bashir offered sanctuary to Osama bin Laden (who had organised and bankrolled a bombing in August 1998 in my country).

    • @tmajec
      @tmajec Před 10 měsíci

      Foolish religious slaves. I see these people as black Africans but they call themselves Arabs. What a bunch of low self esteem folks 🤦🏾‍♂️

  • @samueleskendar
    @samueleskendar Před rokem +4

    Since the coming of Arabs in Sudan, Sudan fall apart , kingdoms gone and civil war became a daily routine year's after year's in the country..How I wish the spirit of our Nubian ancestors will resins back on us ,the stolen heritage from us to rule the country and fix the mess our heroes keeps fighting in Kordofan and brainwashed brother's in government to Join us to build the Nation..
    Sudanese have suffered,most specially we black inherbetance ,the original indinanoues people couldn't enjoy our own freedom the country we belong..Oh,old Nubain fore Father's,give us the spirit's you rule the world thousand years back to restore back our history ❤.. SPLA North WOOYEEE

  • @shoking9825
    @shoking9825 Před 2 lety +47

    as a sudanese this was 96% accurate
    awesome work

    • @Taeriqify
      @Taeriqify Před rokem +7

      Perhaps you could fill us in on the 4% of inaccuracies?

    • @woozyz2769
      @woozyz2769 Před rokem +1

      I hate the Arab majority, there is so much amazing indigenous culture, civilization and architecture, why throw that away for a foreign religion and foreign culture? Sudan overall is so diverse, not just Arab. There are 600 different tribes, there is not just differences with south but with Darfur and east Sudan. There are many languages spoken in Sudan, but Arabs think they are gods, islamists rule this country for their own selfish corrupt and greedy gains brainwashing the people 😒

    • @robleyusuf2566
      @robleyusuf2566 Před rokem

      Actually Sudan was better under Al Bashir regime. Now the country is BULL SH..T

    • @jonathankaranja5857
      @jonathankaranja5857 Před rokem +1

      Yes, please do clarify the 4% and tell us the facts.

    • @majii5591
      @majii5591 Před rokem +2

      But what is the result? Are you not following the path of Libya?

  • @theophilusbondo6109
    @theophilusbondo6109 Před 3 lety +6

    Thanks you so much for this remarkable video in July of 2021!

  • @christianblessing3590
    @christianblessing3590 Před 3 lety +18

    Spot on presentation 👌🏼

  • @multiseducer1
    @multiseducer1 Před 2 lety +6

    Well done. This was a great commentary!

  • @aaronadeniran6025
    @aaronadeniran6025 Před 3 lety +4

    Looking
    Forward to this

  • @neitevezana9263
    @neitevezana9263 Před 2 lety +3

    Very informative ..thank you.

  • @envy9086
    @envy9086 Před 3 lety +17

    Great video, very informative. I knew very little of this. Keep up the great work man, you’re channel is fantastic and I always look forward to watching when I see you’ve posted a new video.

    • @AfricanBiographics
      @AfricanBiographics  Před 3 lety +3

      Thank you for this feedback. I am glad that you gained something from the video

    • @salihalash4111
      @salihalash4111 Před 3 lety

      He did okay but more accurate could be said

    • @SPIDERman9051
      @SPIDERman9051 Před 2 lety

      lacks information on 1998 USA air strike after al-Qaida terrorist attacks on USA embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. no mention of what happened to previous leaders of Sudan like NUMEIRY

    • @rarefootball10
      @rarefootball10 Před rokem +1

      @@SPIDERman9051 Not all can be said in a 17-minute video

  • @CodeSwag
    @CodeSwag Před 3 lety +8

    great video!

  • @abdelrahmanbrakat3741
    @abdelrahmanbrakat3741 Před rokem +1

    Great work ..

  • @Sagalands
    @Sagalands Před 2 lety +1

    New subscriber...Thanks for this video...very informative.

  • @LYE4EVER
    @LYE4EVER Před 3 lety +21

    it's only the leaders in Africa the problem we as African's also the problem we are still racist each other & don't respect each other's rights governments can come & go but never seen to be replaced by better government it's always worth than the 1 before them I'm seek of all off the dictators

    • @johnmcdonald9295
      @johnmcdonald9295 Před rokem

      Africa population was tiny in 1950 177 million and now 1.3 billion

    • @MustacheCashStash125
      @MustacheCashStash125 Před 8 měsíci

      “We are human after all much in common after all”

  • @ym20031
    @ym20031 Před rokem +3

    And today the military is fighting, I hope my brother and sister in Sudan can have peace soon. Without peace, we can never develop our continent😪.

  • @kelvinbenny2001
    @kelvinbenny2001 Před rokem +2

    Good video
    12:29 Hemdeti on the left side
    Do one video on SPLM

  • @addyla7200
    @addyla7200 Před 2 lety +4

    I love the way Tatenda pronounces the word "renegade", that's how I'm pronouncing that word from now on...

  • @sugirajoseph7449
    @sugirajoseph7449 Před 2 lety +4

    Give us one on John Garanga

  • @djibrilibroibrahim1191
    @djibrilibroibrahim1191 Před rokem +2

    the road is still far for this so courageous people..

  • @cucumber623
    @cucumber623 Před 3 lety +16

    now that sudan is split in two and the only way to get the oil to port is through the north i dont think the trouble is over, but since oil is involved im surprised america hasnt come knocking offering some democracy

    • @Bozewani
      @Bozewani Před 3 lety +1

      @Rommie Peso - The Professor US gave SUdan democracy quid pro quo oil relationships and normalizaiton of Israel

    • @jimmy_octane
      @jimmy_octane Před 3 lety +1

      In 2019 the US became a net exporter of oil, through fracking. If they stop fracking and turn back to other countries, then it confirms that they have a deeper agenda, beyond "economic necessity".

    • @cucumber623
      @cucumber623 Před 3 lety +1

      @@jimmy_octane very true, we will just have to wait & see and pray for both sudan's in the meantime

    • @nobs997
      @nobs997 Před 3 lety +3

      As long as Sudan does not host some undesirable elements in their country, America does not care about its oil

    • @salihalash4111
      @salihalash4111 Před 3 lety +1

      South sudan exporting oil to sudan was never an issue,the omly time there was problem was in 2012 cuz of transfer fees. Ever sinde both nations especially now are on very good terms . We even hope for economic integration or customs union

  • @SillyUwUBilly
    @SillyUwUBilly Před 3 lety +18

    Man literally ran the country to the ground. Let's hope Sudan will finnaly get a competetive gov. . Is the oil drying out completly btw ?

    • @wawerukamau6242
      @wawerukamau6242 Před 3 lety +5

      Most, if not all, of the oil wells are in South Sudan. So, for Sudan, yes. No more oil money.

    • @salihalash4111
      @salihalash4111 Před 3 lety +2

      Sudan has enougj for domestic capacity , and there is mamy untapped reserves in western and southern region. Ever since oil was gone , gold became the major source and thats another story

    • @asternoah5534
      @asternoah5534 Před 3 lety +4

      @@wawerukamau6242 Ignorant comment, do your research. Sudan still has over 6 billion barrels of oil, along with massive gold reserves and other resources.

    • @smartjoe5258
      @smartjoe5258 Před 2 lety +1

      @@wawerukamau6242 There is a dispute between Sudan and South Sudan over Heglig and Abyei. If Sudan takes full control of those two, they'll be able to generate revenue from oil.

    • @chidianyanwu8731
      @chidianyanwu8731 Před 7 měsíci

      @@asternoah5534most oil barrels 🛢️ are found in Darfur. And in future Darfur will leave Sudan 🇸🇩

  • @generalsifr2995
    @generalsifr2995 Před 3 lety +12

    Not pilot. He was paratrooper.

  • @bikkiikun
    @bikkiikun Před 5 měsíci +3

    Isn't it amazing, how people who promote the strict use of Sharia (or any religious) Law, never want to be judged (and sentenced) based on those strict Laws??
    "Tough on Crime", unless they're mine, eh??

  • @almigdadeldoma661
    @almigdadeldoma661 Před 2 lety +4

    Sudan is on the path and I will bring it there

  • @panjimvula3263
    @panjimvula3263 Před 3 lety +21

    Do a video on King Hassan Ii of Morocco

    • @timetoletgo4615
      @timetoletgo4615 Před 3 lety

      Africa only my friend

    • @magistrate3343
      @magistrate3343 Před 2 lety +2

      Morocco is considered part of Africa, but is a country with influences from many cultures

    • @timetoletgo4615
      @timetoletgo4615 Před 2 lety

      @@magistrate3343 I visited Morocco twice most of them they dont know thier country in Africa they call the black African they dont know Africa not a country

    • @laminsaine8228
      @laminsaine8228 Před 2 lety

      @@LK-ho1dg polll

    • @zakaria497
      @zakaria497 Před 2 lety +4

      @@timetoletgo4615 completely wrong, we are proud Africans. Especially us the indigenous Amazigh we’re the word Africa even comes from our ancient language. The people were brainwashed by the French to create a divide between the Arab speaking Amazigh and the Amazigh that spoke non Arabic in the entire Maghreb region. After colonial era we made a huge mistake and instead of acknowledging our own Africans history our corrupt leaders were drawn to the arab world for its oil and money and based it that we have same religion and values. Now In every Maghreb country more and more people acknowledge that we are Africans and our history is so much more and so in twined with west African history as well. So please don’t come here say we are not africans when we love and cherish our continent.

  • @tamimahmed7857
    @tamimahmed7857 Před 2 lety +7

    Do one on Laurent Kabila

  • @jamesmaisiri5848
    @jamesmaisiri5848 Před 18 dny

    God bless Africa, we will eventually get there

  • @joeallen5239
    @joeallen5239 Před 3 lety +3

    Interesting

  • @Avaricumstudios
    @Avaricumstudios Před 2 lety +2

    And the problems won't end with him , Sudan is now a bigger mess than before , the army will never lead a revolution, never, never and Africans need to understand this

  • @archbishopcorrinesheemaame2574

    All Praise to the Most High Yah

  • @hamadalkahly9219
    @hamadalkahly9219 Před 5 měsíci +2

    This man lead us in most difficult time he didn't sole our dignity to the west like many others did so when he stepped down the sudan become like that you are hero and you well be like that thanks for your efforts

  • @marvelousmartian5379
    @marvelousmartian5379 Před 3 lety +11

    Politics and religion are like oil and water, they don't mix well! Somewhere along the line he should have took a course in political science and public relations, that make have help him be a better leader! Someone should have come up with the idea of separating the north and south a LONG time ago since there was a big difference in their respective cultures!

  • @sterlingferguson1704
    @sterlingferguson1704 Před 3 lety +4

    Why the movie makers in Africa aren't making movies base, on these people?

  • @christonngoveni8438
    @christonngoveni8438 Před 3 lety +4

    I hate this man for killing our people in Durfur

  • @samydirango761
    @samydirango761 Před 7 měsíci

    Sudan is a bad example of other African state and I hate to say that as a sudanese 😢hopefully God will restore peace in south Sudan 🇸🇸

  • @Salsagirl66
    @Salsagirl66 Před 3 lety +4

    Tatenda, thank you

  • @garymoore3159
    @garymoore3159 Před rokem

    I worked on the oil project in Heglig. I had hopes that the oil would bring prosperity to the average person in Sudan.

  • @oceantec
    @oceantec Před 2 lety +4

    1:18 before 1956 BOTH Sudan and Egypt where colonized be Brittan AND Sudan was not part of Egypt Kingdom

  • @africanday7337
    @africanday7337 Před 2 lety +5

    The Southern Sudan broke away and Sundan collapsed - This is how Nigerian North will collapse once the Christian South breaks out

  • @cashcowinvestment3160
    @cashcowinvestment3160 Před 3 lety +2

    The problems in Africa, only God can explain.

  • @naturalmystics-kd9vt
    @naturalmystics-kd9vt Před 2 lety +2

    11/9 2022 today is the first time I am seeing his face

  • @thecomenterthecomenter5569

    During this man rule of Sudan there were lot of sufferings and deaths. Allah will judge him accordingly.

  • @Laughandsong
    @Laughandsong Před rokem +1

    Egypt : I'm a big brown bag of shit
    Sudan : Oh yeah? Hold my beer!

  • @MegaJohny56
    @MegaJohny56 Před 2 lety +11

    he ended the war in the south and managed a country under stringent sanctions reasonably well. He did not cause the problems in Sudan but inherited them and managed reasonably

    • @jonasmiselo964
      @jonasmiselo964 Před rokem +2

      My big take away is that if he had compromised on the Shariah law thing and ended the civil war the country would have prospered.
      Religion should never be forced on people and mixed with governance.

    • @thephoenix756
      @thephoenix756 Před rokem

      That's ridiculous
      He literally scuppered the promising peace talks that were taking place just before his coup

    • @chidianyanwu8731
      @chidianyanwu8731 Před 7 měsíci +1

      @megajohny56 manage which country well Sudan 🇸🇩 had a GDP PER CAPTIAL OF 500 dollars 💰 during his time.

    • @MegaJohny56
      @MegaJohny56 Před 7 měsíci

      @@chidianyanwu8731 ah one of you fellows again pls wail elsewhere

  • @relaxedsack1263
    @relaxedsack1263 Před rokem

    Things can progress without them being just or ideal

  • @SunflowerSocialist
    @SunflowerSocialist Před 2 lety

    Long live the Sudanese revolution

  • @kizambohermaton3514
    @kizambohermaton3514 Před rokem +1

    Janjaweed man.

  • @frankponsiano2269
    @frankponsiano2269 Před 4 měsíci

    Where is Omar Al-bashir currently ?

    • @11AhmedAnas
      @11AhmedAnas Před 3 měsíci

      A military hospital in the capital they couldn't escort him bcs the RSF are targeting him.

  • @Ahmed-oq3ug
    @Ahmed-oq3ug Před 3 lety

    Watching the downfall of this bastard was one of the blessings I thank God for everyday

  • @archbishopcorrinesheemaame2574

    Yes it can recover.....

    • @025Gamx
      @025Gamx Před 4 měsíci

      How is the recovery?

  • @user-it8xf1ml6c
    @user-it8xf1ml6c Před 2 lety

    Do a Video on Chads Idress deby

  • @truthfiction8408
    @truthfiction8408 Před 2 lety +1

    An evil man, may he reap the full nemesis awaiting him.

  • @taiwoolaniyi6343
    @taiwoolaniyi6343 Před 3 lety +4

    Al-Bashir reminds one of Muhammed Buhari. He's another sectarian dictator who's more concerned about his cows than Nigerian people.

  • @willvanness1367
    @willvanness1367 Před 11 měsíci

    @checkermcmaty I’ll tell you “NOTHING” is going to happen to or for the Sudan !!!. Entirely to many Sudanese whether they live in the North or South of their nation could give a “DAMN” !!!.

  • @user-fr8cg9cd5d
    @user-fr8cg9cd5d Před 4 dny

    Ruto is the next cow on the line.

  • @ellismaytham456
    @ellismaytham456 Před 2 lety +1

    South Africa helped Al Bashir escape arrest from ICC

  • @powasjington4262
    @powasjington4262 Před rokem

    Heard he is free now.

  • @madengmarier309
    @madengmarier309 Před 2 lety +1

    ICC should come and collect his remains before God rests him in peace.

  • @WavyB1
    @WavyB1 Před 2 lety +1

    ahh bread. the same thing that sparked the french revolution.

  • @africanday7337
    @africanday7337 Před 2 lety +6

    The Chaos in Sudan shows that they cannot survive without South-Sudan. They depended on the resources of South-Sudan like colonial parasites

    • @sudanipropagandist6214
      @sudanipropagandist6214 Před rokem +3

      No we dont there was already chas before the independance
      What do you Africans have against us Sudanese and you wonder why we call ourselves arab and north african

    • @BusinessHr132
      @BusinessHr132 Před rokem

      @@sudanipropagandist6214 I love Sudanese as a Somali 😁

    • @thephoenix756
      @thephoenix756 Před rokem

      ​@@sudanipropagandist6214
      Yeah, you're victims of black racism
      The North literally took part in devastating slaves (in tandem with the Turks & Egyptians) that took 2 million South Sudanese people (mostly Fertit) away from their homes and made them property from 1850 until the British put an end to it.
      You then started the 1st and 2nd Sudanese civil wars when you annexed large Southern territories, like Kafia Kingi; this area was annexed in 1960 and it was one of the main reasons for the 1st civil war.
      You actually are Arabs, so it doesn't matter that you identify with North Africa and the Arab world.

    • @decustos4624
      @decustos4624 Před rokem

      South Sudanese are separatists.

    • @pahheadstv6630
      @pahheadstv6630 Před 11 měsíci

      ​@@sudanipropagandist6214What continent is Sudan on?

  • @robertosovietunion7567

    Russia have intension established a military base in Sudan

  • @kelechiowunnah1705
    @kelechiowunnah1705 Před rokem

    Sharia has put him in trouble.

  • @yusufal-bashir2361
    @yusufal-bashir2361 Před rokem

    Sudanese

  • @salihalash4111
    @salihalash4111 Před 3 lety +7

    Worth to mention , sudan was not part of kingdom of egypt , it was puppet kingdom of uk ans sudan had its independence from the uk

  • @AN-mc3ic
    @AN-mc3ic Před 9 měsíci +1

    Well sadly the whole country is in tatters now

  • @faisalmohamed4028
    @faisalmohamed4028 Před rokem +3

    I think al bashiir did a lot for sudan.

    • @thephoenix756
      @thephoenix756 Před rokem

      Then you need to think harder.

    • @mayehu9303
      @mayehu9303 Před rokem +1

      @@thephoenix756bro what when bashir was in power sudan wasn’t like it’s current state right noe to my knowledge lmfao

    • @thephoenix756
      @thephoenix756 Před rokem +1

      @@mayehu9303
      You must only be speaking about Khartoum, because 2 million people died in South Sudan during that time; another 300k people were killed in Darfur; and wars were raging in the Nuba Mountains and Blue Nile.

  • @azizaomar4508
    @azizaomar4508 Před 2 lety

    You need to check your facts.
    Many mistakes about him, about the country and the events that took place.

  • @salihalash4111
    @salihalash4111 Před 3 lety +5

    Worth to note , bashir downfall was actially from 2018 not after 2011 sucessiom. Bashir actually stood stronger and his foreign policies were also on point , he made arab nations on their toes when sudan and iran had good relations only till he diteched iran to support saudi arabia in the yemeni coalitan. Also sudan between 2011 to 2016 was top 6 economy in africa and eastern africa.l despite rising inflations and economic hardship again(saudi arabia investments) at times helped the economy.. 2018 was when the country had soaring inflations and exonomic recession which brought up his downfall

    • @allenhass4054
      @allenhass4054 Před 3 lety +1

      That because of oil not because he had good polices, oil in Sudan lead to what is known ( Dutch disease ) when they ignored agriculture and other sectors, when oil gone they found themselves naked , stupid islamist

    • @salihalash4111
      @salihalash4111 Před 2 lety +1

      @@allenhass4054 well part of it was also the fast boom of gold but also it exposed his corruption

    • @chidianyanwu8731
      @chidianyanwu8731 Před 7 měsíci

      @@salihalash4111😂😂 Sudan 🇸🇩 never 👎 made it to the top six economies in Africa Sudan 🇸🇩 has a GDP per capital of 500 dollars and gross domestic product of 25 billion dollars even Senegal 🇸🇳 is 9 billion dollars ahead of Sudan in all areas Sudan is even poorer than Niger 🇳🇪 😂.

    • @Libyan_Islamist
      @Libyan_Islamist Před 6 měsíci

      No way@@chidianyanwu8731

  • @rahmanadam6531
    @rahmanadam6531 Před rokem

    Hassan alturabi is not Arab neither extreme he’s fullani Muslim leader

  • @mzee5533
    @mzee5533 Před 3 lety +1

    #Tatenda let’s talk about your own Mugabe please

  • @alicealfred9986
    @alicealfred9986 Před 2 lety +1

    As a South Sudanese I didn't think this could happen 😂

    • @warderemohamed7314
      @warderemohamed7314 Před 2 lety

      Al bashir lasted 30 years. Meanwhile SS lasted 2 years

    • @thephoenix756
      @thephoenix756 Před rokem +1

      ​@@warderemohamed7314
      What are you on about? South Sudanese were losing 100k people every year for 22 years under the North; and 2 million people were taken as slaves (mostly Fertit) from 1850 until the British ended slavery.
      The South Sudanese war has largely ended and I doubt that they will be inclined to have a repeat of it anytime soon.

  • @zokobadi1434
    @zokobadi1434 Před 2 lety

    africans when you gonna report on the rise and fall of poverty in africa? dont you see our people dying in the sea trying to escape poverty?

  • @cedricliggins7528
    @cedricliggins7528 Před 2 lety

    Give this man the respect he deserves. It was because of his initiative and foresight that China became a significant investor in Sudan which allowed further development of Sudan's infrastructure.

    • @stephanterblanche4597
      @stephanterblanche4597 Před rokem +1

      China loves corrupt and corrupt leaders love China. One of these days we are all going to speak Mandarin and work in sweatshops.

    • @samueleskendar
      @samueleskendar Před rokem

      Your the few criminal's whose name's are counted into the booklets of thief's in Sudan, idiots you mess the country that doesn't belongs to you and Clam to be part of black Africans,.. Death is waiting, and judgement will never favor the criminal's

  • @ahmedk447
    @ahmedk447 Před 2 lety +1

    Most of the information was wrong! please try to read about the history of Sudan and Omer Albashier

  • @user-gl4sx3qo9c
    @user-gl4sx3qo9c Před 2 lety

    The enemy is not always the one we are fighting against but the ones who benefit from division...
    Same old recipe, resources+no control of the currency+ division=the "west" profiting.

  • @asmenewgeginaw2935
    @asmenewgeginaw2935 Před 2 lety

    the Sudanes they have to look very carefully not be apupy of Egypt.

  • @phillipericksom3274
    @phillipericksom3274 Před 2 lety +6

    Bashir was black even the so called Arab militia must was black, I don’t get where the Arab part comes from.

    • @alicealfred9986
      @alicealfred9986 Před 2 lety +2

      Islam!!!

    • @phillipericksom3274
      @phillipericksom3274 Před 2 lety +2

      Thanks, religion is a major issue in the world 🌍

    • @blueflowers2023
      @blueflowers2023 Před 2 lety +5

      These nothern Sudanese, who identify as Arab, are very racist towards Southern Sudanese who have darker skin. People like Basir. Sudan has identiy issues and some of the people deny being black.

    • @AdstarAPAD
      @AdstarAPAD Před 2 lety +1

      They are a mixed race people.. Half Arabic Half African who desperatly want to be considered Arabs, to be accepted as Arabs and who consider black africans as inferiors..

  • @diasporaman5419
    @diasporaman5419 Před rokem +1

    See these are both African forces, but because of Religion the One side became Evil as a result

  • @mthabisievansmpofu1744

    He was cruel and evil leader

  • @theophilusbondo6109
    @theophilusbondo6109 Před 3 lety +5

    I believed he was a great president of Sudan for three decades before stepping down in 2019!

    • @mohmoh-vm9ov
      @mohmoh-vm9ov Před 3 lety +15

      I am from Sudan, Al Bashir was by far the worst president in the history of Sudan

    • @mohmoh-vm9ov
      @mohmoh-vm9ov Před 3 lety +2

      czcams.com/video/g4qu7KCqyD8/video.html
      this is how we got rid of Al Bashir

    • @thephoenix756
      @thephoenix756 Před 3 lety +9

      The man destroyed Sudan and is ultimately responsible for breaking the Country into two.
      Non-Sudanese really should refrain from making such ignorant statements.

    • @philiplemi4149
      @philiplemi4149 Před 3 lety

      One of ruthless dictator ever ruled Sudan

    • @Ahmed-oq3ug
      @Ahmed-oq3ug Před 3 lety

      He didn't stepped down, he was removed by the Army which sided with the people after a 6 month long protest

  • @muctarbah4569
    @muctarbah4569 Před 2 lety

    You will be hold responsible for all the crime against humanity may people's being in Sudan including women and children may has been displeased from they're home

  • @theophilusbondo6109
    @theophilusbondo6109 Před 3 lety +1

    I am hoping for the former Sudanese President to be free soon in all charges 2021...

  • @Concerned36
    @Concerned36 Před 2 lety

    Could you please refrain from referring to our African traditions as animists? It's demeaning and is frequently used by racists.

  • @mousabhajahmoudi8052
    @mousabhajahmoudi8052 Před 3 lety +1

    Best president ever