Sudan crisis
Dec 18 2009, Rose Ng'ang'a

Scary details that North and Southern Sudan are sliding back to war calls for immediate action before its too late.

A newly released report has revealed that both North and South are in a race to purchase arms which is for sure a recipe for...

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Talal, Khartoum
As Sudan approaches its fifth anniversary of peace, the fragile accord which has held the north and the south together is unravelling and Africa’s biggest country...
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Mulenga, Khartoum
The children of this dusty village rarely see cars or trucks, but they fashion toy airplanes out of mud with paper propellers that turn in a hot, dry wind. It’s...
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William, Khartoum
Visitors to Rier, in southern Sudan, are welcomed by a large rectangular tank and a freshly-painted sign trumpeting the White Nile Petroleum Operating Company’s...
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Ahmed, Khartoum
Thousands had gathered under the shade of the trees by the airstrip in Akobo, waiting for the arrival of a United Nations helicopter packed with food aid. Bony-armed...
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Kunal, Nairobi
The Obama administration’s new “incentives and pressure” policy toward S Sudan confirms that it will resort to punishing errant African governments only after...
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Yoann, Minneapolis
Air raids may no longer target the highlands of central Sudan, but heads still turn sharply to scan the skies at the sound of an aeroplane engine overhead. The Nuba...
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Shane, Kansas City
President Obama’s Sudan strategy, announced this week, is consistent with his approach to foreign policy elsewhere: Engage, don’t isolate. Hold out carrots,...
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Erick, Los Angeles
The Obama administration’s new policy toward Sudan, formally announced Monday, turns the spotlight back on where the troubled nation’s problems first began:...
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Pedro, Khartoum
Sudanese women who escaped the Darfur conflict to eastern Chad are facing high levels of sexual violence, an Amnesty International report says. Despite the presence of...
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Nitin, Mogadishu
Gunmen from the Lou Nuer tribe attacked a village of the Dinka Hol tribe on Sunday, driving away security forces who were guarding the remote settlement, Duk...
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Pedro, Khartoum
Activists mostly based in the US argue that a genocide is still being carried out against non-Arab tribes scattered across the area’s arid wastes. But General...
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Hani, Khartoum
In the war-devastated South Sudan, a region with a population of over eight million people, Yeneneh Mulugeta is the only permanent ophthalmologist. Dozens visit the...
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Kevin, N'Djamena
In almost every bed in Ward Two of Nasir hospital in South Sudan, there lies a patient with a bullet wound. “I was hit in my leg, when the soldiers started...
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Nil, Nairobi
Tracy McVeigh and John Domokos report on the challenges facing southern Sudan Link to this video Corline Timon shrugged her AK-47 off her shoulder and held it out in...
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Geoffrey, Kampala
Fighting between rival Arab tribes in western Sudan’s oil-rich Kordofan region killed almost 250 people over two days earlier this week, including 75 policemen,...
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