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The following lists events that happened during 2011 in Sudan.

Incumbents

President: Omar al-Bashir
Vice President:
- Salva Kiir Mayardit (First, until July 9); then Ali Osman Taha (from September 13)
- Ali Osman Taha (Second, until 13 September 2011); then Al-Haj Adam Youssef

Events

January

January 4 – President Omar al-Bashir has reassured that should South Sudan secede, his country will still help them in a visit to Juba.^[1]
January 5 – A Hungarian UN peacekeeper who was abducted 90 days ago is released.^[2]
January 7 – Thousands enter Southern Sudan from Sudan in preparation for the referendum for independence.^[3]
January 8 – Several people are killed in clashes with security police in southern Sudan before tomorrow's independence referendum in the south.^[4]
January 9 – People in southern Sudan vote in an independence referendum for the south.^[5]
January 10 – Three people are killed in clashes between government forces and the Sudan Liberation Movement in northern Darfur.^[6]
January 12 – Estimates put the turnout of the referendum for the south's independence at over 60%, passing the threshold for the result to be declared valid.^[7]
January 16 – Southern Sudanese leader Salva Kiir calls on the people of the south to forgive the north for the civil war.^[8]
January 18 – Three Sudanese military officers are killed in clashes with rebels in western Darfur.^[9]
January 21 – 21 people are killed in clashes between government forces and rebels in Darfur.^[10] In the south, almost 99% of voters support splitting from the north.^[11]
January 25 – The government and the Sudan Liberation Army clash for the second time in a week with claims by insurgents of shooting down helicopters killing 3. The government denies this claiming that 25 rebels were killed.^[12]
January 30 – Hundreds of protesters take to the streets inspired by the protests in Tunisia and Egypt in Khartoum against the government, demanding resignation of President al-Bashir. The protests are met with brutal force from riot police including tear gassing and beating.^[13]
January 31 – A student protester is killed by riot police in Khartoum.^[14] The south also declares it will secede from Sudan on July 9, 2011, after a result of 99% in favour of independence.^[15]

February

February 2 – The Sudanese government accepts the results of the independence referendum in the south.^[16]
February 4 – Protesters in Sennar are beaten and tear gassed by riot police.^[17]
February 5 – 20 people are killed in a military shootout in Malakal in the south of the country.^[18]
February 6 – A mutiny in the Sudanese army in the south kills 30 people.^[19]
February 9 – Southern Sudanese minister Jimmy Lemi Milla and his bodyguard are shot dead as a result of a personal dispute.^[20]
February 10 – The truce in the south is broken as 16 people die in clashes in the state of Jonglei.^[21]
February 11 – The death toll from clashes between rebels loyal to George Athor and the military in southern Sudan rises to 100.^[22]
February 27 – A demonstration against electoral fraud in Khartoum is broken up by riot police.^[23]

March

March 8 – Rebels begin to protest after Sudan divides Darfur up into smaller states.^[24]
March 10 – Clashes between the government and rebels in Darfur kill 17 people.^[25]
March 12 – Southern Sudanese leaders accuse President al-Bashir of attempting overthrow their government.^[26]
March 18 – Clashes between rebels loyal to Athor and southern Sudan's government result in 70 deaths.^[27]

April

April 24 – 57 people are killed in clashes between the army and militia in the south.^[28]
April 28 – President al-Bashir threatens to not recognise South Sudan if they claim the Abyei region.^[29]

May

May 5 – The government passes a bill to approve the creation of two new states in Darfur's existing three, outraging rebels who see it as a way of the government to increase power.^[30]
May 10 – Over 80 people are killed in an attack by insurgents on a cattle camp in southern Sudan.^[31] In the Abyei region, 4 UN peacekeepers are shot.^[32]
May 18 – Sudanese jets bomb a village in Darfur according to the UN.^[33]
May 21 – Southern Sudan claims that Sudan has begun invading the Abyei region.^[34] The government takes control of it with the UN confirming the events.^[35]
May 22 – The United Nations Security Council demands that Sudan withdraw troops from Abyei.^[36]
May 24 – The UN reveals that over 20,000 people have fled Abyei to southern Sudan after the takeover of the region 3 days ago.^[37] In response to this, a southern minister resigns.^[38]
May 26 – Salva Kiir demands Sudan withdraw from Abyei and declares there will be no war.^[39]
May 31 – Kiir and al-Bashir agree to demilitarise the border at Abyei.^[40]

June

June 2 – Officials say nearly 100 people were killed in clashes between the north and south in Abyei.^[41]
June 3 – Two rebels are killed in clashes with the government in Darfur.^[42]
June 4 – Sudan dismisses UN calls to withdraw from Abyei.^[43]
June 5 – Fighting breaks out in South Kordofan between the north and south governments.^[44]
June 6 – Shooting is reported in the city of Kaduqli in South Kordofan.^[45]
June 7 – Fighting in South Kordofan kills 6 people.^[46]
June 10 – The south accuses the north of bombing a village in Unity State, killing 3.^[47]
June 19 – Monitors say the north is massing in South Kordofan amid tensions with the south.^[48]
June 20 – The north and south sign a ceasefire over Abyei with Ethiopian peacekeepers permitted in the region.^[49]
June 22 – President al-Bashir threatens to cut off pipelines of South Sudanese petroleum if a deal for oil is not agreed upon by July 1.^[50]
June 27 – A train carrying a southern Sudanese returnee in South Kordofan is attacked by northern Arab groups killing said returnee.^[51]
June 28 – President al-Bashir visits Beijing, China to discuss the south's independence that will soon be granted.^[52]

July

July 9 – The Republic of South Sudan secedes from Sudan becoming a sovereign state.
July 19 – A leaked UN report says there may have been war crimes committed in the conflict in South Kordofan.^[53]

August

September

October

November

December

References

^ "Sudan leader Bashir reassures south ahead of referendum". Retrieved 2017-12-12.
^ "Sudan: Unamid Peacekeeper Released After 90 Days of Captivity".
^ "Thousands flock to south Sudan".
^ "Deadly clashes ahead of Sudan vote".
^ "Southern Sudan votes on independence".
^ "Firefight in Sudan's Darfur Kills Three People, UN Reports".
^ "South Sudan vote 'passes threshold'".
^ "South Sudan leader Kiir urges forgiveness for civil war".
^ "Gunfire Kills Three Sudanese Officers in Darfur, UN Reports".
^ "Sudan army, Darfur rebel clash kills 21: military".
^ "Almost 99 percent choose south Sudan split".
^ "Darfur rebels and Sudan army in second clash in week".
^ "Sudan police clash with protesters".
^ "Sudanese student dies after protests: activists". Archived from the original on 2012-08-14.
^ "South Sudan referendum: 99% vote for independence".
^ "Sudanese accept south's vote to secede".
^ "Police beat, arrest Sudanese at short-lived protests".
^ "Fighting erupts in southern Sudan".
^ "Fighting in south Sudan kills 30".
^ "South Sudan minister shot dead".
^ "Clashes break south Sudan truce".
^ "South Sudan clashes with Athor in Jonglei: '100 dead'".
^ "Sudan clamps down on election protest".
^ "Darfur to be cut into smaller states; rebel protest". Archived from the original on 2012-05-14.
^ "Sudan army, Darfur rebel clash kills 17: military". Archived from the original on 2011-03-10.
^ "South Sudan accuses President Bashir of plot".
^ "South Sudan: SPLA and Athor clashes 'kill scores'".
^ "South Sudan clashes between army and militia kill 57".
^ "Sudan: Bashir threatens south over Abyei".
^ "Sudan divides Darfur in five smaller states".
^ "More than 80 killed in south Sudan violence: army". Archived from the original on 2011-05-20.
^ "Four UN peacekeepers wounded in shooting in Sudan's Abyei area".
^ "Sudan jets bomb Darfur village, says UN".
^ "South Sudan reports new northern attack in Abyei". Archived from the original on 2011-08-11.
^ "North Sudan army takes control of border town Abyei".
^ "U.N. urges Sudan army to pull out of Abyei positions".
^ "At least 20,000 flee violence in Sudan's Abyei-UN".
^ "Sudan's Abyei dispute: Minister Luka Biong Deng resigns".
^ "S.Sudan says there will be no war over Abyei".
^ "North and South Sudan Tentatively Agree to Demilitarize Disputed Border".
^ "Nearly 100 civilians killed in Abyei, official says". Archived from the original on 2012-09-18.
^ "Darfur rebels say clash with government troops". Archived from the original on 2011-08-11.
^ "N.Sudan dismisses UN call for troops to quit Abyei". Archived from the original on 2011-08-11.
^ "Clashes reported in Sudan flashpoint state". Archived from the original on 2011-06-10.
^ "Shooting reported in Sudan flashpoint state's capital". Archived from the original on 2012-09-18.
^ "Fighting kills six in Sudan's South Kordofan: UN". Archived from the original on 2012-09-18.
^ "Sudan: SPLA accuses Khartoum of bombing Unity State".
^ "Monitor says north army masses in Sudan oil state". Archived from the original on 2012-09-21.
^ "North and South Sudan sign pact over Abyei".
^ "Sudan to block oil pipeline if south will not pay".
^ "South Sudan returnee train attacked in South Kordofan".
^ "Sudan's Bashir in China for talks".
^ "UN call for S Kordofan war crimes probe".

[1] "Sudan leader Bashir reassures south ahead of referendum". Retrieved 2017-12-12.

[2] "Sudan: Unamid Peacekeeper Released After 90 Days of Captivity".

[3] "Thousands flock to south Sudan".

[4] "Deadly clashes ahead of Sudan vote".

[5] "Southern Sudan votes on independence".

[6] "Firefight in Sudan's Darfur Kills Three People, UN Reports".

[7] "South Sudan vote 'passes threshold'".

[8] "South Sudan leader Kiir urges forgiveness for civil war".

[9] "Gunfire Kills Three Sudanese Officers in Darfur, UN Reports".

[10] "Sudan army, Darfur rebel clash kills 21: military".

[11] "Almost 99 percent choose south Sudan split".

[12] "Darfur rebels and Sudan army in second clash in week".

[13] "Sudan police clash with protesters".

[14] "Sudanese student dies after protests: activists". Archived from the original on 2012-08-14.

[15] "South Sudan referendum: 99% vote for independence".

[16] "Sudanese accept south's vote to secede".

[17] "Police beat, arrest Sudanese at short-lived protests".

[18] "Fighting erupts in southern Sudan".

[19] "Fighting in south Sudan kills 30".

[20] "South Sudan minister shot dead".

[21] "Clashes break south Sudan truce".

[22] "South Sudan clashes with Athor in Jonglei: '100 dead'".

[23] "Sudan clamps down on election protest".

[24] "Darfur to be cut into smaller states; rebel protest". Archived from the original on 2012-05-14.

[25] "Sudan army, Darfur rebel clash kills 17: military". Archived from the original on 2011-03-10.

[26] "South Sudan accuses President Bashir of plot".

[27] "South Sudan: SPLA and Athor clashes 'kill scores'".

[28] "South Sudan clashes between army and militia kill 57".

[29] "Sudan: Bashir threatens south over Abyei".

[30] "Sudan divides Darfur in five smaller states".

[31] "More than 80 killed in south Sudan violence: army". Archived from the original on 2011-05-20.

[32] "Four UN peacekeepers wounded in shooting in Sudan's Abyei area".

[33] "Sudan jets bomb Darfur village, says UN".

[34] "South Sudan reports new northern attack in Abyei". Archived from the original on 2011-08-11.

[35] "North Sudan army takes control of border town Abyei".

[36] "U.N. urges Sudan army to pull out of Abyei positions".

[37] "At least 20,000 flee violence in Sudan's Abyei-UN".

[38] "Sudan's Abyei dispute: Minister Luka Biong Deng resigns".

[39] "S.Sudan says there will be no war over Abyei".

[40] "North and South Sudan Tentatively Agree to Demilitarize Disputed Border".

[41] "Nearly 100 civilians killed in Abyei, official says". Archived from the original on 2012-09-18.

[42] "Darfur rebels say clash with government troops". Archived from the original on 2011-08-11.

[43] "N.Sudan dismisses UN call for troops to quit Abyei". Archived from the original on 2011-08-11.

[44] "Clashes reported in Sudan flashpoint state". Archived from the original on 2011-06-10.

[45] "Shooting reported in Sudan flashpoint state's capital". Archived from the original on 2012-09-18.

[46] "Fighting kills six in Sudan's South Kordofan: UN". Archived from the original on 2012-09-18.

[47] "Sudan: SPLA accuses Khartoum of bombing Unity State".

[48] "Monitor says north army masses in Sudan oil state". Archived from the original on 2012-09-21.

[49] "North and South Sudan sign pact over Abyei".

[50] "Sudan to block oil pipeline if south will not pay".

[51] "South Sudan returnee train attacked in South Kordofan".

[52] "Sudan's Bashir in China for talks".

[53] "UN call for S Kordofan war crimes probe".

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2011 in Sudan

Incumbents

Events

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

References

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