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    The Risk of Rebellion in Kordofan

    By Hafiz Mohammed
    August 7, 2008
    Yesterday it was reported in al Rayaam newspaper that there is a new rebellion in the Nuba mountains. In fact the rebellion has been ...
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    A Bigger, Better Sudan Open Archive

    By admin
    August 6, 2008
    An expanded version of the Sudan Open Archive (SOA) is now online. The new version – SOA 2.0 – features an improved user interface ...
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    Southern Kordofan: Crossroads or Blind Alley?

    By Abdalbasit Saeed
    August 5, 2008
    Four dynamic factors act, instrumentally, on the fractured landscape of Southern Kordofan State (SKS) to generate serious challenges to human security, socioeconomic, administrative and ...
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    Revisiting the Nuba Mountains

    By Julie Flint
    August 4, 2008
    After working on Darfur since 2002, it was sobering to revisit the Nuba Mountains in April. My last visit, for the arba’iin of Commander ...
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    Focus on Kordofan

    By Alex de Waal
    August 3, 2008
    The dangers of renewed violent conflict and humanitarian crisis in Kordofan have been evident ever since the signing of the CPA, which contained provisions ...
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    Moreno Ocampo’s Coup de Theatre

    By Alex de Waal
    July 29, 2008
    I have been delaying writing about the ICC Chief Prosecutor’s public application for an arrest warrant against President Bashir until that application is public. ...
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    Privatizing Security in the Central African Republic

    By Marco Boggero
    July 25, 2008
    The growth of a private security industry in Africa is a not a recent development. But the growth of a local one deserves particular ...
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    On the Limits of Ideology in Ruling Sudan

    By Peter Woodward
    July 24, 2008
    Abdullahi Gallab’s book has taken me back in time. Writing nearly twenty years ago I thought that Sudan could not be governed by any ...
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    The Politics of an Arrest Warrant

    By Suliman Baldo
    July 23, 2008
    For Sudan’s governing National Congress Party, the unsettling prospect of having its leader, President Omer Hassan al-Bashir, indicted for the government’s disastrous response to ...
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    Putting the Cart Before the Horse

    By Heather Adams
    July 22, 2008
    The world holds its collective breath, and waits to see the repercussions of the ICC prosecutor’s request to indict President Bashir. Much is at ...
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