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Hapo chini ni jeshi tiifu la wananchi wa Sudan.Sasa unaposema watu weusi hawatakiwi una maana gani?.Mimi pia niko huku huku hivi sasa,hivyo hunidanganyi.
HAO SIO WANAJESHI WA SUDAN HAO NI KAMA JKT WA KIBONGO wapo kule Sudan ya KUsini KWANI JESHI LA BASHIRI NI LA MCHAGANYIKO WAARU WEUPE NA WAARABU WEUSI NA UTAMBUE KUWA ASILIMIA 78% YA WATU WA SUDAN WANA VINYWELE VYA KIARABU KOKO LAKINI KULE KUSINI NDIO KAMA SISI. NA HIYO BENDERA UNAYOIONA YA KUSINI SIO KWA BASHIRI NIMEKWAMBIA NI PM NIKWAMBIE. GONGA HAPA PIA UTAONA UJINGA WA BASHIR ANAOUFANYA KATIKA NCHI HII UTAMBUE KWAMBA BASHIR ANA WAKE WAWILI LAKINI HANA MTOTO NA DADA YAKE NI MKE WA PILI WA MUHAMAD GADAFI NA PIA YEYE NI MTU WA CHAD NA PIA HAWA REBELS JEM JUU GONGA HAPA UONE.
Darfur conflict
On 5 March 2002, Dr. Ibrahim claimed credit for initiating a government revolt. This apparent claim of the landmark attack on Golo, actually carried out by the Sudan Liberation Army, was mocked by the SLA and the JEM was forced to back away from their announcement. Regardless, the JEM and the anti-government SLA formed a loose alliance in prosecuting the Darfur conflict.
In May 2006, the JEM rejected the Abuja peace process, which was accepted by the faction of the SLA led by Minni Minnawi, but rejected by the smaller SLA factions. On 30 June 2006, Ibrahim, Khamis Abdalla, the leader of an SLM faction, Dr Sharif Harir and Ahmed Ibrahim, co-leaders of the National Democratic Alliance (Sudan), founded the National Redemption Front rebel group in Asmara, Eritrea but which is based in Chad.
The Janjaweed (Arabic: جنجويد; variously transliterated Janjawid[citation needed] is a blanket term used to describe mostly armed gunmen in Darfur, western Sudan, and now eastern Chad.[2] Using the United Nations definition, the Janjaweed comprised Arab tribes, the core of whom are from the Abbala (camel herder) background with significant Lambo recruitment from the Baggara (cattle herder) people. This UN definition may not necessarily be accurate, as instances of members from other tribes have been noted.
In the past, they were at odds with Darfur's sedentary population over natural grazing grounds and farmland, as rainfall dwindled and water became scarce. They are currently in conflict with Darfur rebel groups-the Sudan Liberation Movement/Army and the Justice and Equality Movement. Since 2003 they have been one of the main players in the Darfur conflict, which has pitted the largely nomadic tribes against the sedentary population of the region in a battle over resource and land allocation.[3]
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