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Aid Groups Rush Food Relief to South Sudan's Jonglei State The UN warns that the cycle of violence in Jonglei state must be stopped as the most recent victims of violence are brought humanitarian aid. |
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Can the AU Deliver Pax Africana?As the international intervention in Mali showed, Africa does not yet fully have the means to police itself. But could this change soon? |
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South Sudan’s Oil-for-Food GambitPart of South Sudan's plan for growth involves joining the EAC. But could a resulting influx of skilled labour and cheap goods do more harm than good? |
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AU Summit: Money for Mali, but Diplomatic Delays on DRC and SudansThe AU did well to raise pledges for $450 million to support action in Mali, but little headway was made regarding problems in the DRC and between the Sudans. |
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Donations Crucial for Hunger Emergency in South Sudan and Eastern DRCAid is needed urgently to address the humanitarian crises in South Sudan and the eastern DRC. |
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How To Name Your African NationAfrican states have taken various approaches to naming their newly-independent countries. Where do these names come from, and what significance do they hold? |
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13: International Humanitarian LawHow does International Humanitarian Law prevent unnecessary suffering in conflicts? |
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South Sudan: Jonglei Conference Aims to Resolve Escalating Tribal ConflictSouth Sudan's government is attempting to tackle violent inter-tribal fighting, but it is uncertain whether they have sufficient resources to do so. |
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From Humanitarian Response to Humanitarian ReadinessAs the humanitarian situation in South Sudan deteriorates, the international aid community needs to re-think the way it provides relief. |
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The Sudan-South Sudan Relationship after Meles ZenawiCan Khartoum-Juba negotiations survive the demise of their most important African backer? |
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The Sudans' Oil Agreement: An Important Step on a Long Road AheadThe deal over oil transit fees marks a significant breakthrough, but the challenges of resolving border disputes remain. |
