Kirjahaku

Empowerment in democracies is for the people. Under totalitarian regimes directed towards selective regime's cadres, piling state resources, corruption and heavy handed rule. The discovery of oil was a golden chance that was missed to substantiate social and state cohesion. The regime has declared the principles of empowerment, central to specific echelons. Constitutional rights, institutional structures and humanitarian basics were ignored. The strong winds of civil conflict threatens the country' structure because of the collapse of its superstructure and loss of credibility and demise looms with the weak economic productive base the impacts fall on income. Authoritarianism in Sudan have resulted in collapse of visible characteristics of the state. Since the beginning of the year 2013 that was apparent to all, people, governmental institutions and the military services. Food security became an illusion and chaos controlled the country. The future seems bleak and total national disintegration is eminent.

The book describes and analyzes the conditions of recently separated nation of South Sudan. The newly born, two year old State of Southern Sudan faces multiple challenges, economic, administrative, ethnic and most of all, civil conflicts with its previous mother country, Sudan. Building a state is an arduous mission and building a nation comprised of many ethnicities is the most difficult. Moreover, we should not neglect the fact that there are no real economic productive sectors in Southern Sudan or sources of national income except for oil revenues. Additionally, Southern Sudan is food dependent of supplies from abroad and that almost 40%% of its population relies on foreign aid. However, all the above-mentioned essential task are limited faced with necessary adhesive bonds which start with building services, legal and civil structures and good governance.