The conflict in Sudan is continuous, therefor very confusing and descriptive. The main events of the conflict in Two Areas is listed below.
The CPA stated that agreements and decisions in the future could determine the status of Kordofan and the Blue Nile.
May 2011 led to the reelection of the Northern governor,
The Sudan Peoples Liberation Organization then decided to take on and fight the government, since the political status negotiations were not taking place.
Later in November of 2011, the rebel groups from Darfur and other southern provinces joined together and created the Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF).
The SRF then agreed then to the New Dawn agreement in January 2013.
The New Dawn agreement includes calling for and trying to create a multi-ethnic, democratic, and multicultural Sudan.
This event then influenced the Government of Sudan to promote the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
This organization was seen mostly as the old Janjaweed group being renewed once more, which was a paramilitary force.
Recently, they have been sending troops from the RSF to the southern locations to start an offensive called the ¨Decisive Summer.¨
The Decisive Summer is has the purpose of ending the military conflict in Two Areas of Sudan.
Why
The conflict arrose in the Two Areas of Sudan for three main reasons.
To settle a disputed border
Security arrangements of borders
Oil and financial related issues
The final status of the contested Abyei region
How: The impact on Sudanese Society Social: Peaceful agreements have been signed over the course of he war, but have been violated a lot of times. The rules ad regulations are highly unstable.
Economical: The economy due to this ongoing chaos is turning the economy in Sudan downhill. The value of the southern Sudanese people has declined, along with the prices of food and supplyies skyrocketing. Lastly, the prices of manual labor and the costs of goods and services are record high.
Political: The groups of rebels who occupy Sudan make it perfectly clear what they are after because of the conflict and fighting happening. They want to secure major oil fields and military prescience on the ground of Sudan. However, the leader of Sudan, Machar, has troops on the ground. The recent conflict shows that two main power systems are in control of southern Sudan, regardless of any negotiations. Lastly, the borders of the Sudanese states will continue to be messily drawn on tribal line