Tuesday 6 January 2004 KHARTOUM, Jan 06, 2004 (dpa) — Sudan’s government and the Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) agreed a deal Tuesday on equal redistribution of wealth for the north and south based on oil and non-oil revenues, reports said.
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Tuesday 6 January 2004 KHARTOUM, Jan 06, 2004 (dpa) — A senior officer was killed along with other officers in rebel attacks in the Sorra area in Darfur region, a source at Sudan’s Darfur local government Tuesday.
The rebel group Sudan Liberation Movement has (...)
Tuesday 6 January 2004 By ANDREW ENGLAND Associated Press Writer
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jan 06, 2004 (AP) — The Sudanese government and southern rebels took a major step toward ending their 20-year conflict after agreeing on the details of sharing the country’s (...)
Tuesday 6 January 2004 KHARTOUM, Jan 5, 2004 (Xinhua) — Sudanese President Omar Hassan Ahmed El-Bashir on Monday thanked China for its support and help during Sudan’s most difficult times.
The president expressed his thanks during a meeting with visiting (...)
Monday 5 January 2004 Text of statement in English read by Sudan People’s Liberation Movement spokesman Pagan Amum, broadcast live on Sudanese TV on 5 January.
Joint statement by the government of Sudan and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement/Sudan (...)
Monday 5 January 2004 UNITED NATIONS, Jan 05, 2004 (AP) — The United Nations has sent aid workers to Sudan to prepare for the hundreds of thousands of refugees expected to return home if the government signs a peace deal with southern rebels, a U.N. (...)
Monday 5 January 2004 NAIROBI, Jan 5 (AFP) — Sudan’s government and main southern rebel group finalised outstanding details of a wealth-sharing agreement, a key component of talks aimed at ending 20 years of civil war, officials from both sides said.
They (...)
Monday 5 January 2004 By Wangui Kanina
NAIROBI, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Sudan’s government and its southern rebel foes agreed at peace talks on Monday how to share the oil-producing country’s wealth when their 20-year-old civil war ends, the two sides said in a (...)
Monday 5 January 2004 By Sudanese radio
KHARTOUM, Jan 05, 2004 — Bilateral talks between Vice-President Ustadh [honorific] Ali Uthman Muhammad Taha and Col John Garang Chairman of Sudan People’s Liberation Movement continued today after more than one day (...)
Monday 5 January 2004 KHARTOUM, Jan 05, 2004 (SUNA) — Foreign Minister Dr Mustafa Uthman Isma’il expressed hope that the Sudanese-German relations would see substantial progress, referring to the role of the parliamentary efforts in this regard.
This came (...)
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Citizen of Western Bhar el-Ghazal State calls for limitations of President Powers and the Independence of Executive, Legislature and Judiciary and (...)
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The Committee to Protect Journalists asks Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, chairperson of the (...)
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