#4 Yes Sudan is in the North, South Africa is in the south. The US is in the Western Hemisphere and we are able to act around the globe, I don't think the distance is too far for South Africa to show influence. If you are questioning if Sahara is part of sub-sahara africa do a google search and you'll find that half the time maps show it as part of sub sahara africa and the other half show it as not. Basically the line should go through the middle of the Sudan since the south of that nation is non-Islamic and much more to do with the rest of Africa than it does with the Islamic North.
And the ANC and company are fools, I will grant you that, but the opportunity to become the heros of black Africa could be the one inducement to get them to stop playing with the enemy. Nigeria would be a better bet but they've actually got that Islamic/non-Islamic line running right through their nation which would make it far harder. |
Chad on Thursday accused Khartoum of engineering the ongoing military offensive by dissident forces to unseat President Idriss Deby, an allegation echoed in Sudan by the Darfur rebels but denied by the government. "We have always said there was a premeditated aggression from Khartoum against Chad," Foreign Minister Ahmat Allami told AFP. "What we have been witnessing over the past 72 hours is only the continuation of the Khartoum regime's aggressive policies against Chad," he said in Cairo after a meeting with his Egyptian counterpart Ahmed Abul Gheit.