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Uploaded by on Oct 27, 2010

Sudan may just witness the return of war if the referendum on the seceding of Southern Sudan delays according to Sudan's comprehensive peace agreement mediator General Lazarus Sumbeiywo. He says the Southern Sudanese are rearing to go on with the referendum scheduled for the 9th of January, amidst a glaring lack of political willpower on the part of the ruling national congress party. And as Sylvia Chebet reports, an inter-governmental authority on development summit to discuss the Sudan referenda has been shifted to Ethiopia, for fear of irking the international criminal court with president Omar al-Bashir's presence in the country.

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  • Am late bt i cnt led my c down.

  • So, the referendum was held and the Sudanese voted 98% for separation. My question is when will Southern Sudan officially separate from the northern part of Sudan? Because I live in Croatia, so, on the news, they just said that the referendum is going to be held and no one ever mentioned South Sudan ever again, so I hope that you guys from Africa would know more...

  • Please if you have been register make sure to vote on January 09/2011 in order to have your own freedom in your Country south Sudan.

  • southern sudan. i am calling you to get out and register. now is time 2011 will be the best to all of southern go southern go one word.God bless southern sudan.

  • vote on January or die 

  • the south will rise again? confederacy rising in sudan?

  • Go south have ur independence!!

  • @kushotto well spoken, if they never thought of the black africans as equals then why try to keep with them as one country?or is it that they're afraid there wont be no one else left to discriminate?

    On my own opinion Sudan as one nation will need a very long time to blend, but for now, give the black africans a chance to rebuild and have a country that gives them a sense of belonging

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