Sudan's Warring Ethnic Groups Sign Peace Deal
Two ethnic groups have signed a treaty to end hostilities that has killed several people and displaced hundreds of families.
Displaced (file photo).
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Sudan: Abbala Coalition Group Raids Villages in Central Darfur
Radio Dabanga, 21 January 2013
The Abbala coalition group, Adjinedin, have reportedly raided the market of Umm Dukhun in Central Darfur on Sunday afternoon, 20 January. It was reported that the group carried out ... read more »
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Sudan: Shops Closed After Threats By Abbala Militias in Sirba, West Darfur
Radio Dabanga, 20 January 2013
Shops in the market of Kendebe camp, Sirba locality in West Darfur have remained closed for the third consecutive day on Sunday, 20 January, out of fear for attacks by Abbala ... read more »
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Sudan: Ethnic Groups Sign Peace Treaty
Radio Dabanga, 18 January 2013
Administrative leaders of the Arab tribes of Abbala and Beni Hussein signed a cease-fire treaty in the presence of the governor of North Darfur, Osman Kibir, on Thursday, in Saraf ... read more »
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Sudan: Central Darfur Abbala, Beni Hussein Clashes Ongoing, Death Toll Rises
Radio Dabanga, 18 January 2013
Clashes between the Abbala coalition group Adjinedin and the Beni Hussein group Alabassin continues for the third consecutive day in Seleleh, Umm Dukhum locality, Central Darfur. read more »
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Sudan: Darfur Ethnic Clashes Spread
Radio Dabanga, 17 January 2013
Clashes between members of the Abbala and Beni Hussein tribes have moved to Central Darfur, where 12 people were killed on Wednesday afternoon, 17 January, witnesses told Radio ... read more »
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Fighting between ethnic groups in North Darfur has displaced more than 100 000 families since clashes started about a week ago. Read more »
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