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Although the overall security situation in the disputed Abyei region between Sudan and South Sudan has remained calm, the “trust deficit” betwe

The South Sudan People’s Defense Force and the SPLA-In-Opposition are trading accusations following renewed clashes between the two over the weekend; The U.N. Secretary General' special envoy to the Horn of Africa, Hanna Tetteh, has expressed concern over the recent violence in the disputed Abyei region and urged Sudanese and South Sudanese leaders to resolve the status of the Abyei area; A South Sudanese artist is using comedy to lighten the spirits of South Sudanese in the face of violen...

Sudanese military leader orders formation of panel to probe Wednesday attack that left 41 people dead

The Dinka word Ngok, from which the people of Abyei derive their ethnic name, is a fish with three sharp fins described as ‘horns’. While its meat is delicious, it is not an easy fish to catch, as it threatens to dangerously pierce the fisher with its sharp horns. But this danger is purely defensive, never offensive.

At least 42 people have been killed, and 27 injured in a series of attacks on the disputed Sudan-South Sudan border area of Abyei yesterday. Abyei’s Security Advisor, Kiluk Kon, told Radio Dabanga’s Voice of the States programme: “the attack on Ameit market amounted to 27 dead and 26 injured, the attack in Nong amounted to seven dead, the area of Lu witnessed five deaths and one injured, while the area of Kolom witnessed four deaths”.

Intensified intercommunal clashes in the Abyei Administrative Area in South Sudan between February and March led to the displacement of up to 100 000 people, the United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund has said.



The United Nations Mission in South Sudan has hailed recent progress made by the parties to the revitalized peace agreement in unifying the command of security agencies; Authorities in the Abyei Special Administrative Area say dozens of civilians were killed and many others injured after a group of suspected armed Misseriya men from neighboring Sudan attacked the area.

Authorities in the disputed Abyei region between Sudan and South Sudan say more than 40 people were killed in attacks on three villages on Wednesday.

“The passivity of politicians on the eve of World War II did not stop Hitler; it gave him more room for action. Our task today is to not repeat that same mistake."

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