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Guillaume Lavallee
Egypt protests draw biggest crowd yet
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Guillaume Lavallee
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8 Feb 2011
Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators flooded Tahrir Square and towns across Egypt on Tuesday in the biggest show of defiance to Hosni Mubarak.
South Sudan secures mandate to secede
Africa
Guillaume Lavallee
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20 Jan 2011
South Sudan won the majority it needs from a landmark vote to become the world's newest state, preliminary figures showed on Thursday.
South Sudan marches towards statehood
Africa
Guillaume Lavallee
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20 Jan 2011
South Sudan has won the majority it needs to become the world's newest state with just 60% of results declared from a vote, preliminary figures show.
Sudan’s al-Bashir sets Darfur talks deadline
Article
Guillaume Lavallee
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30 Dec 2010
Sudan will withdraw from Darfur peace talks in Doha and organise its own negotiations if no accord with the rebels is reached soon.
Fighting increases in Darfur ahead of vote
Africa
Guillaume Lavallee
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9 Nov 2010
Fighting between the army and Darfur rebel groups is intensifying ahead of a referendum on southern independence that could change the map of Sudan.
UN yet to decide on Sudan reinforcements
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Guillaume Lavallee
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18 Oct 2010
The United Nations has not yet decided whether to send more troops to the tense border between north and south Sudan.
Fears of conflict as Sudan heads for partition vote
Africa
Guillaume Lavallee
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15 Oct 2010
Fears of renewed conflict haunt the run-up to a southern referendum in January that analysts expect will partition Sudan.
Sudanese miners vie with archaeologists for desert riches
Article
Guillaume Lavallee
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24 Aug 2010
Sudan's Nubian Desert, about 500km north-east of Khartoum, draws thousands of fortune seekers, equipped with water barrels and enough food for weeks.
Warning over south Sudan independence vote
Article
Guillaume Lavallee
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12 Aug 2010
A referendum on south Sudan's independence will be derailed unless the country's electoral commission swiftly resolves a row, a leader has warned.
Sudan media slam the return of censorship
Article
Guillaume Lavallee
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10 Jun 2010
Media censorship and repression have made a comeback in Sudan since the re-election in April of President Omar al-Bashir, say independent papers say.
After Sudan vote, battle for unity begins
Africa
Guillaume Lavallee
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28 Apr 2010
A day after polls returned President Omar al-Bashir to power, Sudan on Tuesday turned its attention to forging unity in Africa's largest country.
Victory for al-Bashir expected in landmark Sudan polls
Africa
Guillaume Lavallee
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26 Apr 2010
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was headed for a near-certain win on Monday in landmark polls that observers said failed to reach world standards.
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