South Sudan: Will Freedom Just Lead to Civil War? By Alan Boswell / Khartoum Monday, Mar. 28, 2011
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Fears of a bloody birth for the world’s newest country, South Sudan, are becoming ever more real after weeks of battles between its autonomous government and their opponents. Hundreds have died in fighting between South Sudan authorities and rebel militias. Now five rebel groups in four of the country’s ten states appear to have united under one name, the Southern Sudan Democratic Movement, and one commander, George Athor. "There is a need (...)
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