Two Sudans Making Slow Progress in Peace Talks, Says AU
Sudan and South Sudan negotiators have made slow and uneven progress in peace talks, according to the AU. The two countries face sanctions if they don't resolve their differences by 2 August.
Photo: Isaac Billy/UN Photo
Independence day ceremony (file photo): Sudan's president Omar Al-Bashir (left) and South Sudan's president Salva Kiir met in Ethiopia for the first since the two countries went to battle over the Heglig oil field in April.
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