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South Sudan on the brink of civil war: bold action from the international community is needed
The ongoing crisis in South Sudan has been long in the making – its roots lie in a faltering peace implementation process.
Home to centuries of heritage, Sudan's biggest museum is looted and wrecked by a 2-year war
The exhibition halls of Sudan's biggest museum were once filled with statues and relics from centuries of ancient ...
Gulf Times4d
Sudan’s political fragility rooted in absence of civil service policy to uphold institutional scaffolding
As she moved, the fabric seemed to tell a story of Sudan’s rich history and the strength of its people, especially the women who proudly wear it. Among the female civil servants of Sudan ...
Council on Foreign Relations10d
Sudan’s Rival Government
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AllAfrica.com20d
South Sudan On the Brink of Civil War - Bold Action From the International Community Is Needed
The White Army took control of the town of Nasir in the oil-rich Upper Nile State. South Sudan's kleptocratic leaders have been quick to associate Machar, the SPLM-IO leader, with the White Army.
South Sudan to Coordinate Return of Deportees With US Government
South Sudan is sending a delegation to Washington to discuss the return of 137 nationals whom the US has ordered to be ...
Sudan, ravaged by two years of civil war, sees conflict spread further
Clashes between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces have already resulted in over 150,000 ...
New Haven Register13d
Home to centuries of heritage, Sudan's biggest museum is looted and wrecked by a 2-year war
The ransacking is a blow to a country with a rich heritage, one that has deep resonance among Sudanese but is often overlooked abroad because of Sudan's decades of instability. UNESCO said in ...