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Tag Archives: Abyei
Follow Up on South Sudan
Following the recent escalation of tensions in Sudan the United Nations have led investigations into the clashes in order to calm the uncertainty during the lead up to South Sudan’s independence in July. Officials have estimated that the recent violence … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Southern Sudan
Tagged Abyei, borders, Displaced people, IDP's, Sudan
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Sudan: Tensions Escalate over Abyei
Following the succession and the division of Africa’s biggest country, tensions have been strained over the border lines of North and South Sudan. The oil rich and fertile Abyei region has been claimed by both countries. The largely Muslim North supports … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Conflict, Southern Sudan
Tagged Abyei, Dinka Ngok, North Sudan, Oil, South Sudan, Sudan, UN
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Sudan-Southern Sudan
Bitter-Sweet Moment as Abyei Attack Leaves 30 Dead Vincent, this is relating to the comment I left on your article. The real question not being discussed in the western media is what is going to happen to the three regions … Continue reading