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40 Moments
2026
Deadly Attack in Abiemnom County Kills 178 People in South Sudan
2020
Revitalized South Sudan Government Aims for Peace Amidst Challenges
2018
Revitalized peace agreement offers hope for stability in war-torn South Sudan.
2015
South Sudan civil war peace agreement impact
2013
President Salva Kiir publicly claimed that a coup attempt had been made by forces loyal to the former Vice President, Riek Machar.
2012
Bilateral Agreement Between Sudan and South Sudan
South Sudan announces Heglig withdrawal amidst tensions and clashes
South Sudan declares disaster in Jonglei after ethnic violence displaces 100,000, highlighting need for peace.
2011
UN Reports 600+ Deaths in South Sudan Ethnic Clashes
South Sudan Joins UN
South Sudan's Independence: Decades of conflict led to new African nation's autonomy and challenges.
Agreement reached to demilitarize Abyei
Conflict in South Kordofan
Abyei Occupation by North Sudan
Escalating Violence in Jonglei State: South Sudan Conflict Claims Over 100 Lives
2009
2008
Clashes erupted between an Arab militia and SPLM forces in the disputed oil-rich Abyei area
2006
Conflict in Malakal: Hundreds killed as Sudanese forces and rebels clash along the Nile.
2002
1983
President Nimeiry Declares Sudan an Islamic State
1972
Addis Ababa Agreement: Ending First Sudanese Civil War
1955
1889
Equatoria ceased to exist as an Egyptian outpost due to the Mahdist War
1878
Emin Pasha succeeded Gordon as governor of Equatoria.
1876
Al-Zubayr Rahma Mansur House Arrest in Cairo
1873
Charles George Gordon’s governorship in Equatoria
1871
The Establishment of the Egyptian province of Equatoria
1850
Sudanese Warlord: Al-Zubayr Rahma Mansur's Influence on Trade and Power