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Sudan - Sudan meridionale: Siamo tutti per la pace Twitter Khartoum, 1 / Maggio / 2012 Mentre l'affondamento del Sudan e Sud Sudan in un conflitto più e il discorso più ampio e aggressivo, dopo nove mesi di dividere il paese in due parti, circola la gente su entrambi i lati del Twitter Ngredat sito diverso confine social networking, chiedendo la pace, la solidarietà ed esprimere il loro risentimento dei loro capi. E questi suoni sono mobilitati per la parola chiave o una categoria sul sito # NewSudans Entries breve, che è una risonanza collettiva di una nuova democratica Sudan. Si tratta di "New Sudan" che è stato adottato da John Garang, il leader tardiva del Movimento Popolare per la Liberazione del Sudan, che ha combattuto una guerra civile contro Khartoum durante il periodo tra il 1983 e il 2005, ed è ora al potere nella Repubblica del Sud Sudan, che è stato istituito di recente.

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Only 10 percent of women in Ethiopia give birth in health facilities Some officials said that lack of awareness about the importance of births in hospitals and cultural beliefs and the difficulty of movement in the rural areas have caused a high number of deaths during childbirth. According to the results of a recent Demographic Health Survey (in April) in Ethiopia, only 10 percent of births are in health facilities. However, this figure represents a considerable improvement over the figure recorded by the previous survey in 2005 which amounted to 6 percent.

Blue Nile Province - FUNJ TRIBE: History of Sudan

Blue Nile Province - FUNJ TRIBE: History of Sudan: Mahadya solder Anglo-Egyption army in 1898 most of them Sudanese no Egyption except on on the ground. Haggana solder on 1898 Karary ...

History of Sudan

Mahadya solder

Anglo-Egyption army in 1898 most of them Sudanese no Egyption except on on the ground.

Haggana solder on 1898 Karary battelfield

UPDF ready to hit Sudan war planes

UPDF ready to hit Sudan war planes Publish Date: May 05, 2012 By John Semakula and John Masaba The Uganda Peoples’ Defence Force (UPDF) is ready to fend off any attack, be it from a foreign force, using superior war planes like those Khartoum is using against South Sudan. Security minister Wilson Muruli Mukasa said Uganda’s defence is ready to deal with any attacks, if the war between Sudan and South Sudan spills over into the country. Muruli made the remarks during an exclusive interview with Saturday Vision on Thursday. Khartoum has been using fighter jets to hit positions in South Sudan, killing people and destroying property. But Muruli said: “It’s not the fighter planes alone which win a war, but other factors, including the preparedness of the force and the economic strength of the country.” “We have seen forces with rudimentary weapons beat armies with modern munitions. Vietnam is an example,” Muruli said. Muruli emphasised that Uganda would not join the war in South Sudan without following the law and listening to regional bodies like IGAD. But he noted that Uganda is already losing a lot in bilateral trade because of the ongoing conflict since South Sudan is one of its main trade partners. In a separate interview with Saturday Vision, army spokesperson Col. Felix Kulayigye emphasised the readiness of the UPDF to defend Ugandans should anyone attack the country. “We shall not provoke anyone into war, but if we are attacked, we shall take war to whoever has provoked us. Do you think we shall sit down and watch as planes bomb Ugandans because they have superior weapons?” Kulayigye asked. Speaking about Uganda’s golden jubilee celebrations, Muruli said in spite of the dark past, there were many reasons for Ugandans to celebrate. “We have remained together as country, yet there are other states which have collapsed. We can now finance 75% of our budget and our relationship with our neighbours is strong,” he said. As a testimony of the good ties with Uganda’s neighbours, he said the UPDF was in Somalia to pacify the country in the spirit of pan Africanism. Muruli also said Uganda’s education system is also doing well, citing the free primary and secondary education programmes and an increase in the number of universities from one to over 27 today. “Our infrastructure has also improved with the country generating more power,” he said. Muruli commended Uganda’s past leaders for the benefits the country is enjoying today. He said these should also be remembered as we celebrate the independence anniversary. “The NRM has not worked in a vacuum. Obote received the instruments of power and other leaders contributed something, in spite of the fact that there were upheavals during their reigns,” he said. On Sunday, the Government will launch the Golden Jubilee celebrations, to kickstart activities in the build up to October 9, when Uganda will mark 50 years since she attained independence from Britain. As part of the celebrations, the Government will build four comprehensive secondary schools of international standard and also construct a pavilion at Kololo Ceremonial ground, in addition to upgrading it to international standards. Muruli said for the country to consolidate what it has achieved and move forward; Ugandans should deepen their spirit of patriotism and jealously pursue “our interests as a nation”. He dismissed fears by critics that the country might roll back to the dark days, saying the current leadership has put in place the right framework to ensure a smooth transition of power. “The 1995 constitution guarantees everybody the basic rights and freedoms and we have a vibrant Parliament and our army is more nationalistic than ever before,”Muruli said. Since independence in 1962, Uganda has drifted from one conflict into another as leaders struggled to grab power from each other, making it the country with the most number of military coups in the region.

Foreigners in war zone!!!!

Government: Investigations are continuing with the foreigners arrested in Heglig ... Ministry of Defence to allow representatives of the States to visit their fellow citizens arrested 05-03-2012 10:39 AM Allowed the Defense Department to representatives of countries of Britain, Norway, South Africa and the southern state to meet their citizens detained area Heglig and accused of possessing weapons and military equipment and keep area active operations, and the spokesman of Foreign Affairs Ambassador slaves Marawah for «Alintibaha» The Foreign delivered applications for these countries to the Ministry of Defense requested an interview its citizens arrested and explained that the representatives of those countries were able yesterday to interview detainees and pointed to the continuing process of investigation.

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UN Security Council unanimously adopts a resolution calling for Sudan and South Sudan to halt hostilities within forty-eight hours and threatening sanctions. 05-02-2012 06:49 PM AFP - New York (UN) (AFP) - The UN Security Council on Wednesday unanimously adopted a resolution demanding that Sudan and South Sudan to halt hostilities within forty-eight hours and resolve their differences within a period of three months, under penalty of sanctions. He called the draft resolution submitted by the States, especially France and the United States to "resume negotiations without conditions" under the auspices of the African Union on all points of contention, particularly the sharing of oil revenues, and be completed within a period of three months. It follows a decision by the Council that the African Union. Russia and China, countries and partners to Sudanan Astraean two of them, especially oil, never reservations at first, but they joined the decision in the end. On April 24 last gave the Peace and Security Council of the AU two weeks to Khartoum and Juba for the resumption of negotiations and three to complete. He called on the United Nations to support his move under Chapter VII of its charter which provides for deterrent measures to implement the decision in the case of a threat to peace. The resolution of the two countries "to stop all military actions immediately, including the aerial bombardment" and to do so formally with the African Union and the United Nations "within forty-eight hours at the latest." The two countries should withdraw their armed forces to their side of the border and to stop supporting rebel groups active on the territory of the other country. During the two weeks to withdraw their troops from the Sudanese region of Abyei dispute. Adding text to them, "to resume negotiations without conditions" under the auspices of the African Union on all the points of difference, especially sharing of oil revenues and the demarcation of their common border. He added that the text of these negotiations should be held "during the three months following the adoption of this resolution." In the event did not abide by any decision of the Board shall declare the two countries, "he planned to take additional measures under Article 41 of the Charter of the" United Nations. This article is contained in Chapter VII of the Charter provides for the use of economic pressure as penalties or severance of diplomatic relations. The resolution notes that "the current situation along the border between Sudan and southern Sudan poses a serious threat to international peace and security." The confirmed U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice told the council that the two countries "often and certainly did not fulfill their promises" and that he will judge them from "their actions." The conflict that "almost turns into open war and long," adding that he "must stop the fighting and immediately." He said Assistant Permanent Representative of France Martin Prinz said the decision "draws a clear line to get out of the crisis and he is now on both sides in Sudan's immediate application to the demands of the Security Council". Since March 26 spin heavy fighting between Sudanese forces in the disputed area separates the states of South Kordofan, Unity, and includes a significant oil field is a field Heglig. The Army of South Sudan, who seized on the tenth of April the Heglig area, announced his withdrawal from it in 23 of them in the time it confirms Khartoum expelled the troops from it.