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Saturday 18 May

A picture released by the Wildlife Conservation Society shows a herd of giraffe running through the Bandiglio National park in 2011. Elephant, giraffe and zebra in the world's newest nation South Sudan could soon be extinct due to rampant poaching and trafficking, conservation experts warned Tuesday.

Bulletin: South Sudan's elephants face extinction: experts

Bulletin: South Sudan's elephants face extinction: experts

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Some 100 protesters from the nomadic Arab Misseriya tribe demonstrate in Khartoum on November 28, proclaiming the flashpoint Abyei region Sudanese territory, ahead of a deadline for Sudan and South Sudan to settle the area's status. Sudan and South Sudan have failed to meet an African Union deadline to reach an agreement on the contested Abyei region by December 5, officials said Tuesday.

Bulletin: Sudan, S.Sudan miss AU deadline to resolve Abyei

Bulletin: Sudan, S.Sudan miss AU deadline to resolve Abyei

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Rebels operating across the Sudan-South Sudan border are of no benefit to the South, Juba's top negotiator, Pagan Amum, pictured here in May 2012, said on Sunday, addressing the South's alleged support for rebels which has held up key deals between the two countries.

Bulletin: S.Sudan negotiator in Khartoum over deals deadlock

Bulletin: S.Sudan negotiator in Khartoum over deals deadlock

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Refugees from Sudan's South Kordofan province gathering in the shade of trees at dusk at the Yida Refugee Camp in South Sudan last month. A lack of trust between Sudan and South Sudan has prevented the implementation of crucial security and economic deals signed by the two countries two months ago, a senior US envoy said on Thursday.

Bulletin: Lack of trust slows Sudan-South Sudan deals: US envoy

Bulletin: Lack of trust slows Sudan-South Sudan deals: US envoy

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Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir (right) stands next to to his South Sudanese counterpart Salva Kiir on October 8, 2011 in Khartoum. About 100 protesters have rallied in Khartoum proclaiming the flashpoint Abyei region Sudanese territory, ahead of a deadline for Sudan and South Sudan to settle the area's status.

Bulletin: Sudan protesters rally over flashpoint Abyei region

Bulletin: Sudan protesters rally over flashpoint Abyei region

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A woman and her 18-month-old baby wait for the UN's World Food Programme distribution in Pibor, in South Sudan's Jonglei state, on January 12, 2012. Women and children are increasingly targeted in a surge of violence in Jonglei, riven by ethnic killings, a rebellion and an army crackdown, Doctors Without Borders says.

Bulletin: Surge of killings in South Sudan's Jonglei: MSF

Bulletin: Surge of killings in South Sudan's Jonglei: MSF

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South Sudanese soldiers on guard at an oil refinery in Melut, Upper Nile State, last week. Sudan on Monday offered to speed up the implementation of security and oil deals with South Sudan after tension flared on their disputed border last week.

Bulletin: Sudan offers to speed up deals with South

Bulletin: Sudan offers to speed up deals with South

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Sudanese soldiers pose next to seized mortar rounds from the Sudanese Peoples Liberation Army (SPLA) of South Sudan in the oil-rich Heglig region, Sudan, in April 2012. Sudan's army on Wednesday confirmed it attacked an area near the South Sudanese border where Darfur rebels had set up a compound, but South Sudan accused Khartoum of bombing a market area on southern territory.

Bulletin: Khartoum bombed disputed border zone: rebels

Bulletin: Khartoum bombed disputed border zone: rebels

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File picture of Sudanese People's Liberation Army (SPLA) soldiers at a base near Bentiu, South Sudan, in April 2012. South Sudanese SPLA troops attacked a rebel base in the latest violence in troubled Jonglei state, killing at least 19 rebels for the loss of one soldier, officials said Wednesday.

Bulletin: At least 20 killed in S. Sudan army clash with rebels

Bulletin: At least 20 killed in S. Sudan army clash with rebels

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South Sudanese President Salva Kiir (pictured in July) has said the restarting of oil production crucial to the fledgling nation's economy is stalled after rival Sudan made further demands.

Bulletin: S.Sudan oil production stalled 'after new Sudan demands'

Bulletin: S.Sudan oil production stalled 'after new Sudan demands'

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