مساهمات ثقافية في حقوق الإنفصال والوحدة في السودان

In October 2001, Joseph Lagu, former vice-president of the Republic of Sudan, said in a presentation before the South Sudanese Peace and Development Summit: “Development today is defined as economic growth, and social progress. It means reduction of poverty, inequality, unemployment and disease. When the colonialists controlled the Sudan, they devised a dual policy of economic development. One for the Arabized/Islamic North under the control of the British Adinistration with secure finances under the British administrators, and the other for the AnimistNegroid South under various Christian Missionary groups, with insecure finances…The South then became the source of cheap labour for the industrial development of the North
Pretty Nare
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