Appeasing Local Leaders on Abyei or the ‘Mile 14 Area’ Will Come at a Cost AllAfrica.com The AUPSC in its bid to sort out things chose to give both Sudan and South Sudan a period of six weeks in which it’s hoped that the two sides may be able to reach a negotiated settlement on the border demarcation but especially so on how to hold the … |
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South Sudan expels UN rights official gulfnews.com Juba, South Sudan: South Sudan said on Sunday that it has expelled a UN official who was carrying out a probe on the human rights situation in the fledgling state, accusing her of producing “unjustified” reports. “It’s the first person on human rights … |
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Jonglei Governor Claims Gains Against Yau Yau Rebels in Pibor AllAfrica.com Kuol Manyang, who returned from Pibor on 2 October, after spending two days in Pibor talking to the elders and chiefs to encourage the citizens to abandon Yau Yau, confirmed to the press at the airport that South Sudan army (SPLA) forces have taken … |
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Warrap’s Twic Community Protest Arrest of Youth Leader Over Taxes AllAfrica.com Juba — Community leaders from South Sudan’s Twic County in Warrap state have strongly protested against the arrest of a youth leader by state government officials over household taxes. The arrest of Atem Ayuen Atem, sources told Sudan Tribune, drew …
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Archive for November 4, 2012
South Sudan expels UN rights official
Posted: November 4, 2012 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in Junub SudanThe blind Spots in the UN development agenda: (Corruption Matters, positively)
Posted: November 4, 2012 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in Featured ArticlesIt helps to remember: every economic marvel of its day–from the US to China to (dare I say) England — were paragons of corruption. Few can match Tammany Hall or the Chinese Communist Party in their ingenious machinations. It’s not clear this is a hindrance to development. Taking the long view, corruption may even be part of the glue that keeps societies from falling apart in the midst of transformative economic change–like it or not, elites need something to compensate them for losing their influence, or the’re unlikely to let go without a fight. My feeling: Anti-corruption is a 20th century Anglo-American fetish, important, but nowhere near as important as political stability or basic property rights.
South Sudan could pump some oil by end-November: minister
Posted: November 4, 2012 by PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd. in Junub SudanSouth Sudan could pump some oil by end-November: minister CNBC.com JUBA (Reuters) – South Sudan could resume producing up to 230,000 barrels per day (bpd) of oil within a month, its oil minister said on Saturday, after a nine-month shutdown that has battered the country’s economy. The landlocked African producer …
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Sudanese rebels deny recruiting child soldiers SunHerald.com The Associated Press. JUBA, South Sudan — A Sudanese rebel group denied United States accusations that it recruits child soldiers and maintains a military presence in a refugee camp inSouth Sudan. SPLM-North spokesman Arnu Ngutulu Lodi said Friday … |
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US renews sanctions, Sudan criticizes decision Tehran Times c_330_235_16777215_0___images_stories_edim_03_sudan.jpg WASHINGTON/KHARTOUM (Reuters) – President Barack Obama renewed U.S. sanctions on Sudan on Friday, acknowledging Khartoum had resolved disputes with South Sudan but warning …
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