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What lessons can Khartoum learn from South Sudan for its peace monitoring mechanism?

The transitional government in Sudan is trying to create a system for monitoring the peace agreement signed one year ago. [...]

Published on 26/08/2021 at 05:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Kiir and his right-hand man vying for leadership of Juba peace deal's monitoring mechanism

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South Sudan president Salva Kiir et his security adviser Tut Kew Gatluak Manime.

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Sudan
What lessons can Khartoum learn from South Sudan for its peace monitoring mechanism?

South Sudan
IGAD powerless in face of Juba's political deadlock

In Focus | Sudan
New blood, new approach: how ICC prosecutor plans to rebuild case against Bashir

Egypt, Sudan
Bashir spymaster's fate tangles ties between Cairo and Khartoum

Sudan
Hamburg Port Consulting quietly streamlines Port Sudan

Spotlight | Sudan
Biden's massive aid plan stumbles

South Sudan
Machar's political capital up in flames as SPLMI-IO splits in two

Sudan
Kiir and his right-hand man vying for leadership of Juba peace deal's monitoring mechanism

In Focus | Sudan
Sudan leaders move transition goalposts to cling to power