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5 Soldiers Killed In Shooting In South Sudan: Official
Five South Sudanese government soldiers were killed in a shootout Thursday night between opposing army factions in the capital, a military official said Friday.
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Mass Rape, A Weapon Of War, Traumatizes South Sudan
First they killed her husband. Then, the South Sudanese woman said, government soldiers tied her to a tree and forced her to watch as at least 10 of them raped her 15-year-old daughter.
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South Sudan Army Ordered to End Fighting Ahead of Ceasefire
South Sudanese President Salva Kiir has ordered all government troops to cease fighting rebel forces as part of a peace agreement, his spokesman said, ahead of a full ceasefire on Saturday.
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Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir Offers Rebels 2-Month Ceasefire, Sets Date for Dialogue
Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir on Thursday proposed a two-month ceasefire with rebels fighting to overthrow his government and set a date for a new meeting in a national reconciliation process that collapsed in January.
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South Africa Ministers Plotted to Protect Sudanese President Oman Al-Bashir
The South African government secretly plotted to ensure safe passage out of the country for Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir despite an international warrant for his arrest on war crimes charges, a newspaper reported on Sunday.
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Court Gives South Africa 7 Days to Explain Why It Let Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir Go
The South African government has a week to explain to judges why it defied a court order barring the Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir from leaving the country.
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Sudan's Omar Al-Bashir Flies Out of South Africa, Defying Court Order
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir flew out of South Africa on Monday, defying a court order for him to stay as judges weighed up whether he should be arrested for alleged war crimes and genocide.
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South Africa Court Bans Sudan President Omar al-Bashir From Leaving Over Arrest Warrant
A South African court today issued a temporary ban on Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir leaving the country after the International Criminal Court called for him to be arrested at a summit in Johannesburg.
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UN Investigates Attack on South Sudan Peacekeeping Site
The United Nations on Friday said it was launching an investigation and demanding accountability after eight civilians were killed earlier this week by shells fired at its compound in the town of Melut, near South Sudan's Paloch oilfields.
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Sudan Battles Darfur Rebels for Strategic Area
Sudanese Government forces and rebels have been battling for control of a strategic area in the war-torn Darfur region, the two sides say, giving conflicting reports on developments there.
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South Sudan Ceasefire Broken as Rebels and Army Battle
South Sudanese rebels and government troops battled today, breaking a fresh ceasefire deal and dashing hopes to a swift end to five months of brutal civil war.
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South Sudan rebels withdraw threat to boycott peace talks
South Sudanese rebels withdrew on Tuesday a threat to boycott peace talks with the government, saying mediators had promised to address their list of demands.
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South Sudan fighting continues after ceasefire: UN
Government troops and rebels in South Sudan still fought sporadic battles after a ceasefire came into force on Friday, the United Nations said.
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South Sudan rivals set stage for peace talks with a hug
South Sudanese rebels and government negotiators will hold their first face-to-face talks on Sunday, after several days of delay, to thrash out a ceasefire deal and end weeks of ethnic fighting in the world's youngest state.
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Peace efforts flounder in South Sudan, further attacks feared
International efforts to bring peace to strife-torn South Sudan appeared at an impasse on Sunday.
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5 Soldiers Killed In Shooting In South Sudan: Official
Five South Sudanese government soldiers were killed in a shootout Thursday night between opposing army factions in the capital, a military official said Friday.
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Mass Rape, A Weapon Of War, Traumatizes South Sudan
First they killed her husband. Then, the South Sudanese woman said, government soldiers tied her to a tree and forced her to watch as at least 10 of them raped her 15-year-old daughter.
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South Sudan Army Ordered to End Fighting Ahead of Ceasefire
South Sudanese President Salva Kiir has ordered all government troops to cease fighting rebel forces as part of a peace agreement, his spokesman said, ahead of a full ceasefire on Saturday.
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Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir Offers Rebels 2-Month Ceasefire, Sets Date for Dialogue
Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir on Thursday proposed a two-month ceasefire with rebels fighting to overthrow his government and set a date for a new meeting in a national reconciliation process that collapsed in January.
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South Africa Ministers Plotted to Protect Sudanese President Oman Al-Bashir
The South African government secretly plotted to ensure safe passage out of the country for Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir despite an international warrant for his arrest on war crimes charges, a newspaper reported on Sunday.
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Court Gives South Africa 7 Days to Explain Why It Let Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir Go
The South African government has a week to explain to judges why it defied a court order barring the Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir from leaving the country.
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Sudan's Omar Al-Bashir Flies Out of South Africa, Defying Court Order
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir flew out of South Africa on Monday, defying a court order for him to stay as judges weighed up whether he should be arrested for alleged war crimes and genocide.
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South Africa Court Bans Sudan President Omar al-Bashir From Leaving Over Arrest Warrant
A South African court today issued a temporary ban on Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir leaving the country after the International Criminal Court called for him to be arrested at a summit in Johannesburg.
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UN Investigates Attack on South Sudan Peacekeeping Site
The United Nations on Friday said it was launching an investigation and demanding accountability after eight civilians were killed earlier this week by shells fired at its compound in the town of Melut, near South Sudan's Paloch oilfields.
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Sudan Battles Darfur Rebels for Strategic Area
Sudanese Government forces and rebels have been battling for control of a strategic area in the war-torn Darfur region, the two sides say, giving conflicting reports on developments there.
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South Sudan Ceasefire Broken as Rebels and Army Battle
South Sudanese rebels and government troops battled today, breaking a fresh ceasefire deal and dashing hopes to a swift end to five months of brutal civil war.
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South Sudan rebels withdraw threat to boycott peace talks
South Sudanese rebels withdrew on Tuesday a threat to boycott peace talks with the government, saying mediators had promised to address their list of demands.
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South Sudan fighting continues after ceasefire: UN
Government troops and rebels in South Sudan still fought sporadic battles after a ceasefire came into force on Friday, the United Nations said.
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South Sudan rivals set stage for peace talks with a hug
South Sudanese rebels and government negotiators will hold their first face-to-face talks on Sunday, after several days of delay, to thrash out a ceasefire deal and end weeks of ethnic fighting in the world's youngest state.
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Peace efforts flounder in South Sudan, further attacks feared
International efforts to bring peace to strife-torn South Sudan appeared at an impasse on Sunday.
