Chinese VP vows friendly ties with South Sudan

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Chinese VP vows friendly ties with South Sudan
Xinhua
BEIJING, April 18 (Xinhua) — Chinese Vice President Li Yuanchao on Thursday vowed to promote friendly cooperative ties with South Sudan. Li made the remarks while meeting with a delegation from the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) led by …

More than 20 killed in South Sudan violence; a cattle raid, then retaliatory …
Washington Post
JUBA, South Sudan — A theft of 750 cattle sparked a manhunt by security forces that devolved into an attack by those forces on a medical facility, where four medical staff and a patient were killed, officials said Thursday. More than 20 people died in …

International Community Reaffirms and Increases Financial Support for South …
AllAfrica.com
Kosti Manibe met with ministers and senior representatives from more than forty countries and international organizations during the South Sudan Economic Partners Forum in Washington DC. The objective of the meeting was to discuss how South Sudan …

Refugees with Disabilities from Somalia and South Sudan Receive 2013 Voices …
Wall Street Journal
NEW YORK, April 18, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The Women’s Refugee Commission is honoring refugees with disabilities from two of the world’s hotspots — Somalia and South Sudan — at its 2013 Voices of Courage Awards Luncheon on May 2 in …

More than 20 killed in South Sudan violence
WGME
JUBA, South Sudan (AP) — Officials in South Sudan say more than 20 people have been killed in clashes triggered by cattle rustling, including medical workers slaughtered in a rampage by security forces. Officials said the killings began after raiders …

Sudan rebels, govt say ready for peace talks next week
AFP
KHARTOUM — Sudan’s government and rebels in South Kordofan state said Wednesday they are ready to hold talks on ending their two-year war at a planned meeting in Ethiopia next week. African Union (AU) mediator Thabo Mbeki sent rebel chairman …

Kayihura warns errant Ugandans in South Sudan
The Observer
Police chief Kale Kayihura on Wednesday declared that he would not protect Ugandans involved in crime in South Sudan. Lt Gen Kayihura, who was speaking during a Kampala –Juba highway security meeting at Bomah hotel in Gulu, said he would not ..

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