South Sudan says president ready to meet Sudan’s Bashir

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South Sudan says president ready to meet Sudan’s Bashir
Yahoo! News (blog)
JUBA (Reuters) – South Sudan‘s President Salva Kiir is willing to meet his Sudanese counterpart Omar Hassan al-Bashir to sort out conflicts and resume vital oil flows, aSouth Sudanese minister said on Friday after Bashir agreed to hold a summit.

Turkish FM vows to work to solve issues between Sudan, South Sudan
Shanghai Daily (subscription)
ANKARA, Dec. 28 (Xinhua) — Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said Friday that Turkey and Sudan have agreed in principle to establish channels among the two countries and South Sudan to solve issues between the two African countries.

University of Juba: The travails of South Sudan’s premier university
New Sudan Vision
(Juba, South Sudan) – The establishment of the University of Juba in Southern Sudan in 1975 represented historically the first attempt to address the issue of inequitable distribution of resources in the former Sudan (including higher educational …

A land of futility: UN helicopter loss underscores South Sudan mess
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
The shooting down last Friday of a United Nations peacekeeping helicopter in South Sudan by that country’s armed forces is a clear indication of the futility of the considerable U.S. military and assistance involvement there. Four U.N. troops died …

Rwandan Military Deploys Choppers to South Sudan
AllAfrica.com
RWANDA yesterday deployed three aviation units to South Sudan, under the auspices of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS). The units that were seen off Thursday morning are composed of three helicopters with a crew of 18 personnel …

Oil Producing Areas Demand Better Services and Safety
AllAfrica.com
Bentiu — The Commissioner of Koch County in South Sudan’s oil-rich Unity State says that pollution from oil companies operating in his area is severely damaging the environment and water supply for local people. John Chuol Wang, told Sudan Tribune …

Rizeigat blame Khartoum for border conflict with South Sudan
Radio Dabanga
The Rizeigat tribe, living on the border between Sudan and South Sudan blames the Khartoum government for the recent border clashes in the Samaha area, also known as Warguet. Rizeigat chief, Nasr (king) Mahmoud Moussa Madibo, told Radio Dabanga…

8-Year-Old’s Mission To Help South Sudan
KCUR
In 2001, when the Lost Boys of Sudan came to the United States, most of the young refugees brought painful memories of war as well as a deep desire to help their home country. Now, over a decade later, many of them have families and children of their own.

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