Enough Project: Policy Papers on South Sudan, Sudan

War and Protest in Sudan: Implications for the Region a Year After South Sudan’s Independence

The one-year anniversary of South Sudan’s independence is fast approaching. South Sudan and Sudan have seemingly stepped back from the brink of all-out war, but they have yet to resolve many outstanding issues within the context of the ongoing North-South negotiation process. Meanwhile, conflict is deepening in a number of Sudan’s regions, while the pro-democracy movement – led by youth, civil society organizations, and opposition political parties – is protesting Sudan’s dictatorship. This violence and unrest poses significant implications for South Sudan and the region at large. You can browse all the published articles here on Enough Project website.

A New U.S. Policy for Two New Sudans.pdf

Field Dispatch- Journey into Uncertainty.pdf

A Comprehensive Agreement for the Two Sudans- Is it Possible?.pdf

FACT SHEET- Timeline for Negotiations between the Two Sudans.pdf

FACT SHEET- What Could the Oil Shutdown Mean for South Sudan?.pdf

Field Dispatch- A View from Blue Nile.pdf

Field Dispatch- Abyei in Flux.pdf

Field Dispatch- Refugees from Blue Nile Recount Atrocities, Government�s Targeting of Civilians.pdf

Hostilities between Sudan and South Sudan- A Timeline of Recent Events.pdf

How to Save Darfur�s Peace Process.pdf

Is Time Running Out for South Sudan�s New Constitution?.pdf

Negotiations between the Two Sudans- The Safe Demilitarized Border Zone Explained.pdf

Negotiations Between the Two Sudans- Where They Have Been, Where They Are Going.pdf

South Kordofan and Blue Nile- The Key to Peace Between the Two Sudans?.pdf

South Sudan and Sudan Back to War?.pdf

The Two Sudans- A Tour of the Neighborhood.pdf

Urgent Steps to Counter Inter-Communal Violence in South Sudan.pdf

South Sudan�s Militias.pdf

Rethinking Sudan after Southern Secession.pdf

Peace in Both Sudans.pdf

Abyei- Sudan’s West Bank.pdf

Budget cuts by Congress would impact hungry South Sudan

Budget cuts by Congress would impact hungry South Sudan Examiner.com – ‎Jul 16, 2012‎ Related topics South Sudan Sudan Catholic Relief Services World Food Programme Sudan conflict Hunger South Sudan is facing a humanitarian emergency, with nearly five million people suffering from hunger. South Sudan’s conflict with neighboring Sudan is … He Kiir Meets Zuma of South Africa and VP of Angola AllAfrica.com In his meeting with VP of Angola Nhial said, H.E Kiir expressed sincere gratitude to Angola for the moral and material supports provided by Angola to SPLA/M during the struggle and before the independence of the Republic of South Sudan. On the question …

South Sudan Auditor General report: further gov. funding mismanagement Sudan Tribune July 16, 2012 (BOR) – South Sudan’s auditor general, Stephen Wondu, told parliament on Monday that his report into the country’s governance showed (…)

South Sudan thrives in its first year Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Happy Birthday South Sudan! One year ago this month, South Sudan became the world’s newest nation. It was not easy. Two and a half million people died in the struggle to gain independence from Sudan, a government headed, incredulously, by an indicted …

Somali, South Sudan Police Train in Kigali AllAfrica.com A team of 32 senior police officers from four post-conflict countries, including the world’s newest nation South Sudan and troubled Somalia, yesterday, began a two-month training programme at the Rwanda National Police headquarters in Kacyiru, Kigali.

Auditor General Implicates Govt, Parliament in Financial Losses AllAfrica.com Also implicated were the country’s Health Ministry, the SSLA, Ministry of Legal Affairs and Constitutional Development, Finance and Economic Planning, Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) Affairs, Internal Affairs, and South Sudan Human Rights …

Tanzania/South Sudan: Yanga Set to Bounce Back AllAfrica.com CECAFA Kagame Cup defending champions, Yanga, will seek to put their campaign back on track when they confront El Salam Wau of South Sudan in the group C’s second match at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam on Monday. The Jangwani Street …

More than a game for South Sudan Fifa.com The last 12 months have been historic for South Sudan, with the fledgling nation playing its first officially sanctioned football match a year after independence was declared.

Sudan Crisis: Refugees Suffer In Primitive Camps Without Aid Huffington Post Sudanese troops are fighting rebels, who were once aligned with what is now South Sudan, in two states near the countries’ shared border. Guterres said more than 200000 refugees have fled the states of South Kordofan and Blue Nile and into neighboring …