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South Sudan Denies Fresh Clashes in Abyei

The country has denied reports that clashes broke out between two ethnic groups in Abyei.

South Sudan: Juba Denies Abyei Clashes

Sudan Tribune, 11 July 2012

South Sudan on Wednesday denied reports that fighting broke out between members of the Misseriya and Dinka Ngok ethnic groups in Abyei on Monday. Read more »

UN Photo/Stuart Price

Homes burning in Abyei town during May (file photo).

South Sudan: Ethnic Conflict in S. Sudan's Lakes State Leaves 16 People Dead

Sudan Tribune, 8 July 2012

At least 16 people are reported to have been killed and several injured in a conflict between two ethnic groups in Cueibet county of South Sudan's Lakes state on Saturday, local… Read more »
South Sudan: Govt Can Only Accept Ngok Dinka to Chair Abyei Parliament - Diplomat

Sudan Tribune, 15 June 2012

South Sudan will only accept the appointment of a Ngok Dinka as speaker of Abyei legislative body, said South Sudanese Ambassador to the United Nations on Thursday. Read more »

InFocus

South Sudan: Dozens Killed in Ethnic Clashes

The conflict between rival tribes in the country is escalating, with recent clashes killing at least 50 people. Read more »
- South Sudan: Murle Attackers Kill 51 in Duk County, Jonglei State
- South Sudan: Interior Minister Visits Jonglei Amid Inter-Communal Fighting

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