US warns of new Sudan-South Sudan conflict over border

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US warns of new Sudan-South Sudan conflict over border
BBC News
Sudan’s refusal to accept a border deal with South Sudan could spark an “outright conflict”, the US has warned. The comments were made by the US ambassador to the UN, Susan Rice, following a Security Council meeting on the issue. South Sudan has…

US says Sudan risking new conflict with South
AFP
UNITED NATIONS — The United States said Thursday that Sudan’s refusal to accept a demilitarized zone with South Sudan risks sparking “outright conflict” between the rivals. The warning was given by US ambassador to the United Nations, Susan Rice, …

Escaped At Juba Prison, Live or Died
AllAfrica.com
The SPLA/SPLM and the MI known as military intelligence of South Sudan are nothing but people who arekillings their own citizens as if are their enemy and none human. I will stop here for I am really not in good position and mood to talk, but I am here …

South Sudan women are hard hit poverty – deputy Minister of Gender
Sudan Tribune
September 6, 2012 (BENTIU) – South Sudan’s Deputy Minister of Gender, Child and Social Welfare Dr. Priscilla Nyayang Joseph is on a tour of ten states of South Sudan assembling a final report following a grant of $4 million from the World Bank through …

Sudan: Ebay Founder Donates Us$500000 for UNHCR’s South Sudan Operation
AllAfrica.com
Washington, DC, United States — eBay founder Pierre Omidyar and his wife Pam have donated US$500,000 to UNHCR’s emergency operation for tens of thousands of refugees in South Sudan. Pam Omidyar said she and her husband, who created the eBay …

South Sudan pound rises after Qatari bank import deal
Reuters
JUBA (Reuters) – South Sudan’s currency has risen against the dollar on the key black market, its first gain since January after the government reached a deal with a Qatari bank to provide dollars needed for imports, dealers and officials said on Thursday.

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