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#Five: Enter houses through their doors ...
... suggests an old Sudanese saying. This image, taken five years ago of a man clambering over a fence to view the debut football match of South Sudan’s national team, shows how you can just as easily take an unorthodox route. Over the past five years, both Sudan and South Sudan have taken a few unexpected detours.
Sudanese Salafi group rejects government clampdown
A Salafi religious group in Sudan has vowed to keep spreading their religious messages in public spaces, despite a government ban last month aimed at stopping them.
9.09.2016
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South Sudanese considered as refugees in Sudan
Sudan considers South Sudanese fleeing insecurity in their country as refugees, the government decided on September 1, 2016.
6.09.2016
Frustration deepens among South Sudanese refugees
South Sudanese forced into exile by the conflict underway since 2013 urged politicians to do more to end the violence in South Sudan so that they can finally return home.
5.09.2016
“It is the Angelina Teny war”
South Sudan’s First Vice President Taban Deng Gai gave his take on the recent spiralling violence in the country - and why he blames Angelina Teny, the wife of the former Vice President Riek Machar.
1.09.2016
Sudanese human rights activists on trial
The trial of 10 Sudanese civil society activists started in Khartoum on Tuesday, August 30, despite local, regional and international calls requesting the Sudanese government to drop all charges.
1.09.2016
Pagan Amum: “Kiir turned into a tribal dictator”
Pagan Amum called on South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir to step down, accusing him of letting his country down and giving up on peace.
31.08.2016