What are the main reason why North and South Sudan split?

Lillie,

now we have "decolonization" to blame for the Sudan split; I guess it really had nothing to do with the Nile River and the way the Russians built the dam in Egypt? First time I ever saw an answer whereby "decolonization" was the demon. What's next? "Go back to Colonies?"

You must consider in part the water ~ water is the flow of life everywhere and the most taken for granted commodity. Religion/faith was certainly part of the split but there is the water and the ability to allow people to live and grow. Take a deeper look in your text and I am certain that it is there.

All the best,

Gerry

Sudan is a country ruled by Arabic

Muslims. But the vast majority of South

Sudanese people either practice traditional

religions or follow Christianity, and are not

Arabic. The only reason they were in the

same country in the first place is European stupidity during Post World War II

Decolonization.