Sudan warns of fresh conflict with South Sudan over Abyei status

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Civilian protection in the Republic of South Sudan, whose responsibility is it?
Sudan Tribune
And so in the case of South Sudan, the Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) has an override legal obligation to protect all the peoples within the geographical confines of South Sudan. The SPLA Act, 2009 under Section 8 numerates the mission of the …

Sudan warns of fresh conflict with South Sudan over Abyei status
Press TV
Sudan and South Sudan failed to meet a deadline set by the African Union (AU) to come to an agreement on the final status of Abyei, by December 5. According to the official SUNA news agency, the foreign minister said that a possible referral to the …

Mark McCabe recounts days of darkness in South Sudan prison
NOLA.com
While sitting in darkness for days on end in a South Sudan prison, Mark McCabe imagined other times and other places: the birth of his first child, his wife and home in Slidell, a walk on the beach and a day of hunting deer. South Sudan prisoner from …

Upper Nile State to Lose Over 200 Teachers By End of Year
AllAfrica.com
Malakal — Up to 300 primary and secondary school teachers in South Sudan’s Upper Nile State could lose their job by the end of this year, should the education, science and technology ministry implement a recent decision from the state’s council of …

Tribute to late Maj. Diing Chan Awuol: South Sudan, censor the guns, not …
New Sudan Vision
(Boston, Massachusetts, U.S. ) – On Wednesday, December 05, South Sudanese inSouth Sudan and all around the world, woke up to a devastatingly shocking and appalling news that, an enigmatic (at least to those who did not know his family given names …

South Sudan Inks Agreement to Meet 2015 Digital World Initiative
AllAfrica.com
Juba — As the whole world struggles to migrate from analog into digital communication systems,South Sudan’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting yesterday inked an agreement with ZTE, a Chinese Telecommunication Company, to assist the Republic …

UN Probes Killing of Civilians by South Sudan Forces
Bloomberg
9, the UN Mission in South Sudan said today in an e-mailed statement. The army clashed with protesters opposed to plans to transfer the administrative headquarters from Wau to Baggari, according to a UN humanitarian bulletin released yesterday.

South Sudan: Silence May Be Taken for Complicity – an Appeal to Mr. Oyai Deng …
AllAfrica.com
In South Sudan the same general sentiment applies. South Sudan is a country that could act as an example for the rest of Africa if not the rest of the world. Unlike other African countries that came out of independence with little to no African…

South Sudan: Princeton Lyman Resigns – the Future of US Diplomacy in the …
AllAfrica.com
Princeton Lyman, US special envoy for Sudan and South Sudan, is stepping down. A White House source characterised Lyman’s departure as “the kind of personnel change that is normal at the end of a president’s first term and start of a second.” President …

Ban selects Ghanaian general to command UN force in South Sudan
Sudan Tribune
Delali Johnson Sakyi, as the new Force Commander for the United Nations Mission in South Sudan(UNMISS). Maj. Gen. Sakyi, a Ghanaian national replaces Maj. Gen. Moses Bisong Obi of Nigeria, who ended his term with the mission in Sudan and South …

South Sudan: Sudans’ Stalled Security Talks Moved to Addis Ababa
AllAfrica.com
Khartoum — Sudan and South Sudan decided on Monday to move their floundering security talks from Khartoum to Addis Ababa after their failure to strike a deal on the disarmament of Sudanese rebels in South Kordofan and Blue Nile. The joint political …

Man jailed in South Sudan returns home
WDSU.com
… Picasa, or Chrome) to add wdsutv’s video to your playlist. Sign in. Published on Dec 10, 2012. Friends and family greeted Elton Mark McCabe at Armstrong International Airport on Monday after he was held in a South Sudanese jail for more than a month.

South Sudan’s grave systemic failure: quick action needed
New Sudan Vision
Late Diing used words powerfully to express his thoughts, which transcend regional and tribal divide in South Sudan. Born in 1962, Diing was a veteran of the South Sudanese liberation war, former United Nations humanitarian worker and a pastor in the …

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