Sudan
Until his ouster on Thursday, Omar al Bashir had employed a combination of trickery and violence to govern Sudan. Using his powerful military, Bashir projected and controlled power. He stoked and exploited conflict, played allies and foes alike with a view to stay at the helm of the north African country.
Watch our report on how Bashir won and lost Sudan
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