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War-hit South Sudan Cancels Independence Day Celebrations
The world's youngest nation, South Sudan, has cancelled its fifth independence celebrations as it struggles to end a civil war that has left thousands dead and ravaged the economy, the government said on Tuesday.
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No Peace in Sight as South Sudan Sinks Into 'New Brutality'
Girls gang raped by soldiers then burned alive, boys castrated, armies of child fighters: the litany of atrocities in South Sudan's civil war is growing, with the international community apparently powerless to stop the fighting.
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War and Hunger Darken South Sudan Third Anniversary
Thousands of South Sudanese waved flags at military parades to mark three years of independence on Wednesday, despite little to celebrate in a war-torn young nation ravaged by ethnic atrocities and threatened with famine.
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Nothing to Celebrate as South Sudan Marks Independence
South Sudan marks its third birthday this week in a state of civil war, carved up along ethnic lines, locked in a cycle of atrocities and on the brink of famine.
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Blood and oil tinge South Sudan's first birthday
South Sudanese celebrating their nation's first birthday on Monday will bask in the pride of their hard-won political freedom, but many may ask when they will enjoy the material benefits promised by the government of former rebels.
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War-hit South Sudan Cancels Independence Day Celebrations
The world's youngest nation, South Sudan, has cancelled its fifth independence celebrations as it struggles to end a civil war that has left thousands dead and ravaged the economy, the government said on Tuesday.
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No Peace in Sight as South Sudan Sinks Into 'New Brutality'
Girls gang raped by soldiers then burned alive, boys castrated, armies of child fighters: the litany of atrocities in South Sudan's civil war is growing, with the international community apparently powerless to stop the fighting.
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War and Hunger Darken South Sudan Third Anniversary
Thousands of South Sudanese waved flags at military parades to mark three years of independence on Wednesday, despite little to celebrate in a war-torn young nation ravaged by ethnic atrocities and threatened with famine.
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Nothing to Celebrate as South Sudan Marks Independence
South Sudan marks its third birthday this week in a state of civil war, carved up along ethnic lines, locked in a cycle of atrocities and on the brink of famine.
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Blood and oil tinge South Sudan's first birthday
South Sudanese celebrating their nation's first birthday on Monday will bask in the pride of their hard-won political freedom, but many may ask when they will enjoy the material benefits promised by the government of former rebels.
