Sudan: South softens, as Khartoum declares emergency
South Sudan has said it will pull all police out of a disputed region and is committed to peace, just as Khartoum declares a state of emergency.
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Sudan Parliament labels South 'enemy'
Sudan's Parliament has voted unanimously to brand the government of South Sudan an enemy after southern troops invaded the north's main oilfield.
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Kidnapped Chinese workers in South Sudan freed
A group of Chinese workers kidnapped in South Sudan 11 days ago by rebels have been freed and flown to Kenya.
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Scores killed in South Sudan clashes
Clashes between South Sudanese troops and two separate rebel militias have left at least 92 people dead, the army's spokesperson said on Monday.
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South Sudan vote clears hurdle as ballot forms arrive
Millions of ballot papers were delivered to South Sudan on Wednesday, removing one uncertainty ahead of a referendum on southern independence.
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South Sudan accuses north of provocation
The south Sudanese army accused the north's troops of provoking it, with the intention of breaking a ceasefire agreement between the two.
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Sudan warns south against independence declaration
Sudan's ruling party says its southern partners in government would commit "suicide" if they declared an independent state without a referendum.
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Sudan's SPLM launches poll campaign to beat al-Bashir
Sudan's former rebels launched their campaign on Sunday for the nation's first multiparty elections in 24 years.
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Opposition figures arrested as Sudan bans rally
Riot police arrested two senior members of south Sudan's main political party who tried to demonstrate outside Sudan's Parliament on Monday.
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Opposition parties walk out of Sudan Parliament
Sudan opposition parties walked out of Parliament on Monday after the president refused to back down on reforming the intelligence service.
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