Sudan, South Sudan committed to end hostilities

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South Sudan: The Elders Visit South Sudan in Sombre Mood and Urge …

AllAfrica.com
The Elders raised a wide range of issues with President Kiir, placing special emphasis on the importance of resolving disagreements and conflict through dialogue, and building a viable state inSouth Sudan. Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Chair of The Elders, …

Yida refugee camp surges past 64000 in South Sudan
Baltimore Sun
Refugees fleeing from the violence in North Sudan are crowding into the Yida refugee camp in South Sudan. Currently swollen beyond 64000 people, each day the camp sees 500-1000 new arrivals. Due to the rainy season, many are suffering from severe…

Sudan, South Sudan committed to end hostilities
gulfnews.com
Addis Ababa: Sudan and South Sudan pledged their commitment to cease hostilities along the disputed oil-rich border Saturday, but stopped short of actually signing an agreement, officials said. The agreement came as the latest round of talks closed in …

UN Security Council approves to extend UNMISS mission in South Sudan
Examiner.com
Juba – The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) will focus its initiative of maintaining civilian protection and the nation’s security. The UN Securit.

The Elders visit South Sudan in sombre mood and urge continued dialogue with …
Sudan Tribune
The Elders visit South Sudan in sombre mood and urge continued dialogue with Khartoum “Dialogue is the only way to resolve differences and to (…)

Death rate soars in drenched South Sudan refugee camps
Los Angeles Times
Soaked by rain yet short on clean water, refugees who have fled from Sudan to South Sudan are perishing from diarrhea and other preventable diseases at devastating rates, as aid agencies make anguished pleas for more help.

South Sudan: The Elders Visit South Sudan in Sombre Mood and Urge …
AllAfrica.com
Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his fellow Elders Martti Ahtisaari, former President of Finland, and Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland, met President Salva Kiir in Juba today to discuss the challenges faced by South Sudan as the people prepare to …

South Sudanese official’s August visit to Omaha creates excitement
Omaha World-Herald
With the Republic of South Sudan about to celebrate its first anniversary of independence, a group in Omaha is celebrating news that the new nation’s vice president has accepted an invitation to visit Nebraska. Vice President Riek Machar will visit …

Salvaging South Sudan’s history from dust and termites
Al-Arabiya
Surrounded by walls of boxes, researchers scan and catalogue the crumbling, mildewed pages, some nibbled by rats, which make up the national archives of the one-year-old republic of South Sudan. During the five decades of civil war, an extreme climate …

Central New Yorkers help fund fresh water project in South Sudan
Syracuse.com
Clement Kuek, a “Lost Boy” who fled Sudan during the civil war, is seeking help to build more wells and a school in his home village of Ariath.

South Sudan: A year of independence AFP
The brief and turbulent history of South Sudan, which proclaimed independence from the rest of Sudan a year ago on Monday.

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