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South Sudan arrests journalists for failing to cover president speech

JUBA (Reuters) – South Sudan has arrested two state broadcast journalists for failing to ensure coverage of a crucial speech by President Salva Kiir, a government official said on Sunday, prompting an outcry from an international media watchdog. Journalists often complain of persecution by the security services of the African republic that seceded from Sudan in 2011. That year, Juba authorities closed a newspaper after it criticized Kiir for allowing his daughter to marry a foreigner. The government of South Sudan’s Western Bahr El Ghazal state said it had detained two senior staff at its broadcaster for “administrative issues” after the station failed to cover Kiir’s visit to the town of Wau last month.

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South Sudan holds journalists for failing to cover president speech
Reuters
JUBA (Reuters) – South Sudan has arrested two state broadcast journalists for failing to ensure coverage of a crucial speech by President Salva Kiir, a government official said on Sunday, prompting an outcry from an international media watchdog 
Sudan, South Sudan agree once again to set up buffer zone
Yahoo! News (blog)
Reuters/Reuters – Sudan’s President Omar Hassan al-Bashir attends a meeting with leaders from South Sudan at the National Palace in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa January 5, 2013. The leaders of Sudan and …more South Sudan met late on Friday to 
Sudan, South Sudan agree to implement oil deal
York Daily Record
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia—The presidents of Sudan and South Sudan agreed Saturday to the unconditional and speedy implementation of deals reached in September to demilitarize their shared borders and allow oil exports to flow from South Sudan’s oil 

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