The Bloody Sudan Massacre that Began 20 Years of Conflict

Nuer Massacre (1991): The bloody tribal violence that has plagued Sudan for decades.

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Around 6000 of Sudan's cattle raiding Nuer tribe are on the hunt for their foes, the Dinka tribe. As 100,000 women and children flee, all can remember previous scorched earth attacks.

In this remote and inaccessible part of Africa tribal massacres have few witnesses. The most bloody Nuer rampage was in 1991 when thousands of Dinka people were slaughtered, their homes raised and their livestock obliterated. This report, from the only journalist to enter the area after that bloodbath, remains a chilling account of what can happen in South Sudan when politics and tribalism merge.

Includes interviews with SPLA leader Colonel John Gurang and Commander Riak Machar, leader of the breakaway rebels.

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