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Islams revolt against Sudan's Egyptian government and their radical policies.
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Anya Nya, an insurgent group in the south of Sudan, battled against the government of Sudan (GOS) for greater autonomy.
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The Anglo-Egyptian Condominium government is eradicated in Sudan by the S.P.L.M.A (Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army).
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A revolution known as the "October Revolution" overthrows Ibrahim Abboud and leads Sudan into a Islamist-lead government.
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An Agreement between the Southern Sudan Liberation Movement (SSLM) and the GOS that granted regional autonomy (unbiased decisions) to Southern Sudan on internal issues.
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The Sharia Law, introduced by the President Jaafar Nimeiri, sets religious guidelines to the Islams, and as a result the SPLM/A fought against the GOS.
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Omar Al-Bashir leads a military coup and overthrows the Sudanese government, repudiating the second civil war peace agreement of 1989.
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The United States fires missiles on Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, accusing them of producing materials for the chemical weapons.
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Sudan begins their export of oil to different nations.
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An uprising parliamentary speaker, Hassan al-Turabi, forces President Bashir to declare a state of emergency in Sudan.
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The Machakos Protocol, a policy that was able to begin healing the peace process in Sudan, was able to coerce Kenya mailtia rebels into ending the civil war.
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Janjaweed militias in support of the government carry out killings of non-Arab villagers.
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Sudan and Chad are sent into an aggressive tailspin as Chad militias near the sister city of Khartoum (Omdurman). This accusation causes Sudan to break off their relations with Chad.
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President Bashir is reelected for his fifth term in a landslide 95 percent vote, heavily boycotted by parties of opposition.
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Sudan starts to ban any media coverage of their nation as they begin to denounce protesters and arrest politicians who take an opposition stance in Sudan.
