South Sudan to halt oil production over dispute with Sudan

South Sudan to halt oil production over dispute with Sudan
MiamiHerald.com
By ALAN BOSWELL NAIROBI, Kenya — South Sudan moved Friday to shut down its oil production, the latest development in an epic game of double-dare that threatens not only South Sudan’seconomy but also that of its neighbor and antagonist, Sudan, …

South Sudan: Death Toll Rises to 83 in Duk County of Jonglei
AllAfrica.com
Juba — A new report from the ground confirms that the death toll has increased to 83 people in Duk Padiet payam of Duk County in Jonglei State after the attack by alleged Murle armed youth and deserted military persons on Monday. …

South Sudan Ethnic Violence Pushes 120000 In Need Of Aid, UN Says
Huffington Post
MICHAEL ONYIEGO 01/20/12 12:41 PM ET AP JUBA, South Sudan — More than 120000 people need humanitarian aid because of a wave of ethnic clashes in a remote and volatile region of South Sudan, the United Nations said Friday, underscoring the challenges ..

South Sudan plans to shut oil production within 2 weeks
Chicago Tribune
JUBA (Reuters) – South Sudan said on Friday it was working out a plan to shut down oil production within two weeks after Sudan said it had started seizing southern oil to compensate for what it said were unpaid transit fees. South Sudan seceded last …

UN says 120000 in South Sudan need aid after fighting
Reuters
JUBA (Reuters) – Tribal fighting in South Sudan has left 120000 people in need of emergency food aid, twice the previous estimate, the United Nations said on Friday. The organization was in a race against time to reach people displaced by fighting …

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