Sudan–South Sudan Borderline: 2012 Map

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Sudan--South Sudan Borderline as of 2012 depicting conflict-ridden areas — Sudan–South Sudan Borderline as of 2012 depicting conflict-ridden areas

AU welcomes outcome of Sudan, South Sudan summit
Shanghai Daily (subscription)
ADDIS ABABA, Jan. 6 (Xinhua) — The African Union (AU) on Sunday welcomed the outcome of the two-day meeting between Presidents Omar Hassan Al-Bashir of Sudan and Salva Kiir Mayardit ofSouth Sudan, which was concluded on Saturday in Addis …

Sudanese, South Sudanese presidents hold face-to face talks in Ethiopia
Press TV
The Sudanese and South Sudanese presidents have held talks in Ethiopia. Their two days of talks at a summit in Addis Ababa ended without any conclusive remarks on their conflicts. Still many are optimistic on their future, saying the two neighbors will …

Sudan, South Sudan agree on buffer zone at border
Zee News
Sudan, South Sudan agree on buffer zone at border Zeenews Bureau Khartoum: Leaders of Sudan and South Sudan have agreed to set up a buffer zone on their border and the timeline for its implementation will be decided by next week, as per BBC report.

Journalists jailed for not covering South Sudan president’s speech
Irish Examiner
Journalists jailed for not covering South Sudan president’s speech. Sunday, January 06, 2013 – 12:00 AM. Two state broadcast journalists have been arrested in South Sudan for failing to cover a speech by President Salva Kiir. Since the African republic …

Sudan-South Sudan Talks Progress
Prensa Latina
06 de enero de 2013, 12:23Addis Ababa, Jan 6 (Prensa Latina) The talks between presidents of Sudan and South Sudan made progress in all the aspects tackled, asserted African Union mediator and South African Ex-President Thabo Mbeki. Sudan’s …

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