South Sudan sees northern border zone within a month

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South Sudan sees northern border zone within a month
Reuters
JUBA (Reuters) – South Sudan hopes to establish a demilitarized zone along its border with arch-rival Sudan within a month, paving the way for vital oil exports to resume, a southern official said on Monday. Sudan leader Omar Hassan al-Bashir and South …

South Sudan’s Boma district touched by the healthcare magic of Merlin – in …
The Guardian
Taken down: South Sudan’s Boma district touched by the healthcare magic of Merlin – in pictures. This gallery was launched early. It will be reinstated on its correct launch date. Share · Tweet this. Email. guardian.co.uk, Monday 7 January 2013 18.18 …

Fear and Hope in South Sudan as Refugees Start to Cross Border Again
Doctors Without Borders
More than 170,000 people who fled violence in Sudan are living in refugee camps inSouth Sudan. Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has been assisting the refugees since November 2011, running field hospitals and providing …

Tension amid influx of South Sudan refugees
Daily Nation
On Monday, Turkana West district commissioner Patrick Muriira said that while a number of the refugees were hoping to go for further studies in Kenya and beyond, others were escaping from the hostilities between South Sudan and its northern neighbour.

Sudan and South Sudan discuss peace plan
New Europe
Presidents Omar Hassan Al Bashir of Sudan and Salva Kiir Mayardit of South Sudanmet in Addis Ababa to discuss a new peace plan that will end one of Africa’s longest civil wars. The two days summit was organized by the African Union. “They’ve …

Civil war still rages in Nuba Mountains, thwarting Sudan, South Sudan peace
Charlotte Observer
But now, with South Sudan on Wednesday marking the second anniversary of the referendum that led to its independence, the country’s oil rigs still sit idle and Sudan still refuses to let its oil flow north to the sea. The reason can be found here, deep …

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