Sudans Still At Odds Over Abyei Referendum
Sudans Still At Odds Over Abyei Referendum
Voice of America –
WASHINGTON, DC — A year after South Sudan and Sudan signed nine agreements aimed at solidifying the fragile peace between the two countries, little progress has been made on implementing the pacts, with a key issue, the status of the territory of Abyei, …
Sudan Vision –
New York – The participants at the Consultative Forum for the Sudan and the state of South Sudan have lauded president of the Republic field Marshal Omer Hassan Ahmed Al Bashir and Salva Kiir Mayardit the President of South Sudan for the outcome of …
Sudan Tribune –
Juba — The African Union has urged Sudan and South Sudan to “urgently” resume discussions on its proposal to resolve the final status of the disputed oil-producing region of Abyei. The AU Peace and Security Council, in a communiqué issued after Friday’s …
PR-BG.com (прессъобщения) (press release) –
South Sudan has had to build a country literally from scratch since it gained independence two years ago, Vice President James Wani Igga said today in his address to the high-level debate of the United Nations General Assembly. “We must have made errors …
Sudan Vision – Sep 28, 2013
1. The Sudan-South Sudan Consultative Forum (SSSCF), initially established as the Sudan Consultative Forum on 8 May 2010, held its sixth meeting at United Nations (UN) Headquarters in New York, on 27 September 2013. The meeting was co-chaired by …
Sudan Vision – Sep 28, 2013
The African Union says it objects any unilateral decision by either Sudan or South Sudan to determine the future of Abyei, a border area claimed by both nations. The African Union Peace and Security Council released a communiqué on Tuesday urging “the …
AllAfrica.com – Sep 28, 2013
New York — South Sudan will hold its elections as constitutionally required in 2015, despite fears of possible delays, the country’s vice president told the United Nations General Assembly Friday. James Wani Igga, who addressed the assembly for the first …
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| Sudans Still At Odds Over Abyei ReferendumVoice of America
WASHINGTON, DC — A year after South Sudan and Sudan signed nine agreements aimed at solidifying the fragile peace between the two countries, little …
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