Listen Love, i have never said Superpower status concerning the nile valley country, but today reality, and today reality the Northern African countries and South Africa(besides Libya, Sudan and Mauritania) are performing better than the majority of sub saharan countries, which is fact! With the Egypt comment, militarily they are the strongest in Africa, as a Sudanese it is hard for me to admit. Again facts!
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They don't have separatist movement like we have in Sudan like the South Kordofan nuba mountain( some their leadership wants to break away and form a independent state or in Nigeria case Biafra independence, or Ethiopia case Oromos. How can you form a country with all these mounting divisions? It only produce chaos and disorder, a bloody interesting way to form a nation state! also we are in the 21st century and countries like Nigeria that export oil everywhere and cannot provide adequate electricity for their population? Even Sudan with its civil conflict in Darfur, and Kordofan in the large cities such as Khartoum able to provide electricity although occasionally we have blackout. It is quite laughable actually! I don't ever hear Egyptians being in Cairo and towns in the South complain about lack of electricity. I agree Egypt has many problems, unemployment being one, division between religious majority(Muslims) and religious(minority Copts)but that politician who utilize that division for their own agenda, and blind sheeps stupidly follow their direction, and of course between secular and religious people, and the division between North and South(which is not much nowadays)but none of them trying to form an independent state, and they don't have to deal with issues such as tribalism,
clannism or regionalism which is the heart of the majority of Sub-Saharan African countries problems, which is a fact and the situation in South Sudan is the most extreme case. I have never heard Moroccans, Tunisians, Algerians, Egyptians complains about such things, because they have what we lack is
national unity. Which is a base of forming and organizing a state! Again facts!
As far as South Africa, i have not been there for some time before getting married, i know they have issues with black and whites there, and possibly with the mix race group, but i am not sure? When i was there it reminded me of New Zealand (i was following a rugby match there), but i see why they were the strongest country economically at that time, but that is just my opinion!
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