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Somalia: Govt Cautions On Face-Off

American and Russian naval forces have been asked to deal with the mv Faina pirates firmly, but cautiously, to protect the crew being held hostage aboard the Ukrainian vessel.

  Nation
Sudan: Ban Outlines Timetable Towards Full Deployment of Peacekeeping Force

The "severely stretched" United Nations-African Union peacekeeping force in Darfur, which has struggled to find enough countries willing to supply troops and equipment, should now reach two-thirds of its full deployment by the end of this year, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said today.

  UN News
Sudan: The Launching of the Tripartite Committee's First Meeting on Unamid Deployment [press release]

The AU, UN, GoS tripartite committee for the deployment of the hybrid operation in Darfur has today launched its first meeting at the Sudanese Foreign Affairs Ministry in Khartoum .

  UN-AU in Darfur
Sudan: Fears of Violence As Land Tensions Increase

Nimule, a Southern Sudanese town on the border with Uganda, has boomed since war ended three years ago, but tension is brewing over land between returnees who fled the area years ago and more recent settlers.

  IRIN
Sudan: Darfur Peacekeepers Ambushed

A group of peacekeepers serving with the joint United Nations-African Union operation in Darfur were ambushed this afternoon while on patrol in the south of the war-torn Sudanese region.

  UN News
Sudan: At Least 5,000 Congolese Arrive After Attacks By LRA

At least 5,000 refugees from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have arrived in South Sudan in the past two weeks after fleeing "ferocious" attacks by the notorious Ugandan rebel group, the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), the United Nations refugee agency reported today.

  UN News
Kenya: Website Blew the Whistle On Arms

A France-based website blew the whistle on South Sudan's importation of weapons through Kenya in contravention of a UN embargo in February.

  Nation
Sudan: Darfur Problem is Frustrating - Gen Abdulsalami

The present deadlock in finding a peaceful solution to the Darfur crisis in Sudan is frustrating, former head of state General Abdulsalami Abubabkar has said.

  Daily Trust
Eritrea: Community in Port Sudan Form Club in Order to Facilitate Discussion On Developments in the Homeland

Members of the Eritrean Community in Port Sudan city formed a club in order to facilitate discussion on developments in the Homeland, as well as entertainment programs.

  Shabait
Sudan: Delegation Meets French Officials

A high-level delegation, led by an adviser to Sudan's President, Dr Nafie Ali Nafie, started talks on Monday in Paris with senior French officials on a number of issues of mutual concern.

  Nation
Sudan: Top UN Peacekeeping Official Begins Week-Long Visit

The head of United Nations peacekeeping today began a week-long visit to Sudan, where the world body currently has two operations - one to support the 2005 north-south peace deal and the other to quell the violence that has plagued the western region of Darfur since 2003.

  UN News
Sudan: Another Ugandan Police Officer Dies in Darfur

ANOTHER Ugandan Police officer has died in Sudan. Assistant Inspector John Okwir was on a UN peace-keeping mission in the troubled region of Darfur.

  New Vision
Kenya: Equity Seeks Staff for Regional Foray

Equity Bank has started recruiting key staff to spearhead its expansion to Southern Sudan, a month after it announced that it had secured the necessary approvals to start operating.

  Nation
Sudan: 189 Police Advisers Arrive to Support Joint UN-African Union Mission

A total of 189 police advisers from 12 countries, including 17 female officers, have arrived in Darfur to join the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation (UNAMID), which is trying to quell the deadly fighting and humanitarian suffering that have raged since 2003 in the western Sudanese region.

  UN News
Sudan: Do Not Deprive Darfurians of Their Right to Justice [opinion]

AS SOUTH Africans reflect on the legacy of Thabo Mbeki's presidency, many have praised his foreign policy contributions.

  Business Day
Sudan: As the World Dithers, Darfur Crisis Claims More Casualties [opinion]

Mr. Luis Moreno Ocampo and two Darfurians at the meeting in New York.

  New Times
Sudan: Darfur Rebels Deny Signing Peace Agreement

Some members of the rebel faction that recently fought government troops in North Darfur have signed a peace agreement with the state, but the accord is insignificant because none of the signatories has any clout, analysts said.

  IRIN
Sudan: Traditional Authority Seeks Its Place

A lion attempted to devour Dinka chief Makom Majong Makom once. It was during the long years of Sudan's north-south conflict that also saw a militia attack nearly destroy his rural South Sudanese community.

  IPS
Sudan: Loketo Lee Lauds Juba Peace Process

Singing about politicians pays, at least according to Loketo Lee. The karate champ turned singer first sang about former northern Uganda minister Betty Bigombe, in Bigombe, which won him a PAM Award for Best Artiste from northern Uganda in 2005.

  New Vision
Kenya: Hijacked Tanks Were for Sudan, Says Military

Doubts grew on Wednesday over official claims that the battle tanks hijacked by Somali pirates belonged to Kenya.

  Nation
Sudan: IDPs Out of Reach As Violence Hinders Agencies

Weeks after fighting between government and rebel forces in North Darfur, aid workers have yet to reach thousands of displaced civilians who sought refuge in nearby mountains and forests.

  IRIN
Congo-Kinshasa: Hundreds Flee Attacks By Notorious Rebels - UN Refugee Agency

About 1,200 Congolese have sought shelter in southern Sudan in recent days to escape brutal attacks by members of the notorious Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) that have included the abduction of children and the torching of homes, the United Nations refugee agency reported today.

  UN News
Uganda: KCB's Bizflex Facilitates Cross Border Trader

Ugandans plying their trade in South Sudan now have an option of mitigating potential risks involved in moving with huge sum of money.

  Monitor
Sudan: Women Boost Darfur Talks

Mariam Abdalla Omar has earned a reputation as both a fighter and a peacemaker in the troubled western Sudanese region of Darfur.

  IPS
Sudan: Growing Women's Power in Government

When Sabrina Dario Lokolong, the Speaker of South Sudan's Eastern Equatoria State Assembly, enters or leaves Parliament, all the other members of parliament must stand up.

  IPS

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