At least 20 die in deadly South Sudan shootings

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At least 20 die in deadly South Sudan shootings
Africa Review
South Sudanese soldiers guard an oil refinery in Melut, Upper Nile State, South Sudan on November 20, 2012. Attacks in the nascent state including in oil-rich Unity State have underlined the security challenge that faces the country. FILE | NATION …

OCHA South Sudan Weekly Humanitarian Bulletin
AllAfrica.com
Aid organizations concentrated largely on responding to communities affected by insecurity in several hotspots across South Sudan. Up to 8,000 people were reportedly uprooted from their homes in the past month because of cross-border tensions between …

Unity State citizens angry over postponement of CPA celebrations
Sudan Tribune
January 9, 2013 (BENTIU) – Citizens in South Sudan’s Unity State expressed their anger on Wednesday that celebrations to mark the peace deal that led to the country’s independence and the end of decades of civil war had been postponed by the local …

Nigeria reaffirms support for peace between Sudan, South Sudan
WorldStage
Abuja (WorldStage Newsonline)— President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria has challenged African Heads of State and Government on the need to resolve the lingering boundary dispute between Sudan and South Sudan. The President therefore pledged that …

A reply to South Sudan’s ‘merchant of hate and disinformation’, Elhag Paul
New Sudan Vision
In that piece I stated how we as South Sudanese risk losing the young republic to corruption and intolerance. In the piece I also identified three schools of thoughts (the governing party rocked by anemic leadership, the failure of the old guards to …

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