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U.S. Special Envoy To Visit Sudan
U.S. Special Envoy to Sudan Scott Gration will travel to Norway and to Sudan, including Khartoum, Darfur, Abyei and Juba, from July 9 to July 24, 2009.
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The fragile food security situation http://www.irinnews.org/Report.aspx?ReportId=85184 in Akobo, Jonglei State in Southern Sudan, has been exacerbated by a huge influx of displaced people - including 19,000 who fled an attack in Nyandit and other villages by Murle cattle rustlers.
After a Quixotic Attack in Sudan, a Question Lingers: "What were the rebels thinking?"
An injured rebel who was detained by government forces in Khartoum is seen in this image taken from Sudan TV on Sunday May 11, 2008.
Ugandan rebels renew attacks in Sudan's Western Equatoria state
July 6, 2009 a ' Residents of Dimbiro village near Yambio continue to flee their homes following last week reprisal attacks by the Ugandan rebel Lord's Resistance Army .
What's the US policy on Sudan?
Mixed messages are coming from Washington, says Asmaa El-Husseini Over the last five years, attention has been directed away from conditions in southern Sudan to the issue of Darfur, thus overlooking the serious threats of a north-south war re-erupting. Outstanding problems remain between the two ruling parties in Sudan, the National Congress Party ...
Sudan police search for kidnapped aid workers
Sudanese security services were searching on Saturday for two kidnapped female aid workers, one Ugandan and one Irish, taken from their compound in Darfur, the women's employer said.
Sudan WES High Court sentences two men to death
The High court in Western Equatoria handed down the death sentence to two men named Kenneth Kaunda aged 45 and Wilson Elisa aged 56.
Darfur's rebel movements ready to resume peace talks, UN-AU official says
A number of armed rebel movements in Darfur say they are ready to resume peace talks with the Sudanese Government, the African Union-United Nations official tasked with promoting dialogue between the two sides says.
South Sudan fighting sparks fears of wider conflict
Thick lines of sweat run down the face of Peter Gatwech as he clutches the dressing around the bullet hole in his belly.
The 'miraculous' survival of children in plane crashes
Wreckage from Air France flight 447, which crashed in the Atlantic last month. Though no one survived that crash, documented cases appear to show that children are more likely to survive plane crashes than adults.
Kiir says Gaddafi would back independent S.Sudan
South Sudan president Salva Kiir said he had secured a promise from Libya's leader to support his region if it voted for independence in a referendum, a statement that is likely to infuriate Sudan's north.
Officials from UN-African Union mission visit returnees in North Darfur
Officials from the joint United Nations-African Union mission have visited areas of North Darfur to verify reports of the spontaneous return of refugees and displaced persons to their villages, and to assess their living conditions.
Darfur rebels say civilians killed in Sudan raid
Darfur rebels on Sunday accused Sudan government forces of a bombing raid on their territory which killed at least eight civilians, as mediators step up pressure for a settlement in the violent western region.
Anthony Annan cleared to feature in Ghana- Sudan clash
Black Stars midfielder Anthony Annan has been cleared by FIFA to feature in the Stars return World and Nations Cup encounter with Sudan in September, 2009 in Ghana.
Sudan orders four hanged for murder of U.S. official
Four Sudanese men were on Wednesday condemned to hang for killing a U.S. aid official and his driver in Khartoum, and a fifth was sentenced to two years in prison.
24-Jun-09 - Sudan Faces Permanent Humanitarian Crisis
ROME, JUNE 23, 2009 .- Caritas is affirming that the poverty and warring in the region of Darfur and the south of Sudan have reached a level that qualifies as a permanent humanitarian crisis.
4 Sudanese to hang for killing U.S. official
Four Sudanese men were condemned to hang Wednesday for killing a U.S. diplomat and his driver.
Leaders from northern and southern Sudan are currently meeting in Washington against the backdrop of a series of bloody clashes between rival ethnic groups in the south in recent months.
Sudan: Demining Not Just a Man's Job
The whistle signalling the end of the morning shift had just sounded when six deminers emerged from the tall grass, took off their protective clothing and walked back to the rest camp for lunch.
Darfur Kick Offs Hearings to Identify Causes of Conflict
Public hearings got underway across Darfur over the weekend to examine the root causes of the conflict in the war-torn western region of Sudan, the joint United Nations-African Union peacekeeping operation in the region, known as UNAMID, announced today.