AFRICA
Country	Status		Vacc. Prog.	Spp.	Year	Out-Breaks	Cases		Vaccntd	Popltn
	Prob	FAO/OIE					No	/106
Sudan	++	+/++	V	Bov	90	.	.	.	.	21,000,000
					91	1	.	<0.1	.	21,373,000
					92	1	10	0.3	.	25,092,000
		-/			93	-	.	.	.	36,331,000
					94	-	.	.	.	27,571,000
					95	1	1	<0.1	.	31,590,000
					96	-	.	.	.	31,590,000
		+			97	1[1]	1	<0.1	.	30,000,000
					98	1[2]	40	1.2	4,000	34,584,000
					99	1[3]	8	0.2	20,000	34,584,000
					0	-	.	.	.	37,000,000
					1	-	.	.	.	38,325,000
	(1989-91)/		Ovi-Cap	91	+	.	.	.	36,616,000
					92	-	.	.	.	35,011,000
					93	-	.	.	.	35,977,000[4]
					94	-	.	.	.	58,544,000
					95	-	.	.	.	78,002,000
					96	.	.	.	.	78,002,000
					97	.	.	.	.	70,000,000
					98	.	.	.	.	78,861,000
					99	1	8	0.1	7,000	78,861,000
					0	-	.	.	.	84,000,000
					1	-	.	.	.	86,995,000
		-/oooo		Swine	94	-	.	.	.	.
					95	-	.	.	.	.
					96	.	.	.	.	.
					97	.	.	.	.	.
					98	.	.	.	.	.
					99	.	.	.	.	.
					0	-	.	.	.	.
					1	-	.	.	.	.
				Man	81		1,362
					88	10[5]
					89		2
					93		2
					96		0
					98-99		0
Values in [ ] are indexes referring to below footnotes
[1]	OIE report states that since the controls were applied the disease has been confined to the central states. However as the government has little control away from the main highways, the reality will be different.
[2]	Reported mainly in the central sector (Sinar State).
[3]	“Anthrax is endemic in many parts of Sudan” but is “now restricticted to small foci in the central part of the country.” In August 1999 the disease was reported “in Western Sudan” in two separate outbreaks involving cattle and goats. The reality remains obscure.
[4]	O.I.E. lists this as 53,879,000 sheep (28,748k) & goats (25,131k).
[5]	In February, 1988, in Kulbus on the Chad border 6 dromedaries and 10 people were affected, with 5/10 humans dying of gastroenteric anthrax.