Sudan Elections
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Omar al-Bashir Sworn in as Sudan President for Another 5 Years
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was sworn in on Tuesday for another five years after he swept elections in April marked by a low turnout and an opposition boycott.
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Sudan Rebel Offensive to Disrupt Elections
Sudanese insurgents said Friday they had launched an offensive in war-torn South Kordofan to try to disrupt nationwide elections due next month, which the army said it repelled.
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South Sudan Government Promises Elections in 2015 Despite War
The government of civil war-torn South Sudan has promised to hold elections in 2015 despite the ongoing civil war, with the country's President promising to give rebel figures an amnesty.
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Sudan Political Rallies Bring 'Mirage' of Freedom
Something was missing when thousands rallied at a Khartoum-area football field for the Communist Party's first outdoor meeting in years - there was no tear gas, and there were no beatings.
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US steps up efforts on Sudan vote
With Sudan barely 100 days away from a referendum that is likely to split the country and that could even reignite a war, the Obama administration has begun a multifront diplomatic offensive built around incentives to keep Sudan from obstructing the vote.On Sunday, the administration's special envoy to Sudan, Major General Scott Gration, met ...
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Omar al-Bashir Sworn in as Sudan President for Another 5 Years
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was sworn in on Tuesday for another five years after he swept elections in April marked by a low turnout and an opposition boycott.
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Sudan Rebel Offensive to Disrupt Elections
Sudanese insurgents said Friday they had launched an offensive in war-torn South Kordofan to try to disrupt nationwide elections due next month, which the army said it repelled.
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South Sudan Government Promises Elections in 2015 Despite War
The government of civil war-torn South Sudan has promised to hold elections in 2015 despite the ongoing civil war, with the country's President promising to give rebel figures an amnesty.
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Sudan Political Rallies Bring 'Mirage' of Freedom
Something was missing when thousands rallied at a Khartoum-area football field for the Communist Party's first outdoor meeting in years - there was no tear gas, and there were no beatings.
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US steps up efforts on Sudan vote
With Sudan barely 100 days away from a referendum that is likely to split the country and that could even reignite a war, the Obama administration has begun a multifront diplomatic offensive built around incentives to keep Sudan from obstructing the vote.On Sunday, the administration's special envoy to Sudan, Major General Scott Gration, met ...
