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      Friday 24 May  
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      Photo released by the United Nations and African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) shows internally-displaced women and children in Fanga Suk, northern Darfur, earlier in 2012. US Navy medical experts have arrived in Sudan to help analyse samples of suspected yellow fever, which has killed 127 people in the Darfur region since early September, health officials said on Friday.
      Bulletin: Yellow fever-hit Darfur gets help from US Navy

      Bulletin: Yellow fever-hit Darfur gets help from US Navy

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      Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir is greeted by supporters on arrival at Khartoum airport on November 14. Sudan's powerful intelligence service on Thursday said it had disrupted a "plot" by members of the military and the political opposition to disturb the country's security.
      Bulletin: Sudan disrupts 'plot' linked to military, civilians

      Bulletin: Sudan disrupts 'plot' linked to military, civilians

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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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      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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      A peacekeeper shows a UNAMID armored personnel carrier, which was attacked by unidentified gunmen, killing a South African member of the United Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur, in this picture provided by UNAMID. Sudan's army on Tuesday denied any connection with unrest in the Hashaba region of Darfur, where the peacekeeper died.
      Bulletin: Sudan army denies link to unrest in Darfur flashpoint

      Bulletin: Sudan army denies link to unrest in Darfur flashpoint

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      A UNAMID peacekeeper from Nepal holds a bullet belt left behind by local militants who attacked the Sudanese village of Sigili in North Darfur on November 6 in this photo provided by the United Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur. Sudan's army on Monday threatened to use force to dislodge Darfur rebels who set up a compound in a border area disputed by South Sudan.
      Bulletin: Sudan to 'force' rebels from border zone: army

      Bulletin: Sudan to 'force' rebels from border zone: army

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      Al-Zubair Ahmed al-Hassan speaks to the press in Khartoum after his election as the Secretary General of the Islamic Movement. The former cabinet minister was chosen after reformers who feel the regime has strayed from its Islamic foundation were ignored, analysts said.
      Bulletin: Regime loyalist chosen to head Sudan Islamists

      Bulletin: Regime loyalist chosen to head Sudan Islamists

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      A Union-United Nations Mission in Darfur soldier stands guard at the internally displaced persons' (IDP) Abushok camp in El-Fasher in October 2012. Insurgents have shelled near El Fasher, the capital of Sudan's troubled North Darfur state, for the second time in less than a month in an attempt to disrupt government air raids, a senior rebel said on Sunday.
      Bulletin: Rebels 'shell' near capital of Sudan's North Darfur

      Bulletin: Rebels 'shell' near capital of Sudan's North Darfur

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      A handout picture released by the United Nations Mission in Sudan (UNMIS) shows a Zambian soldier serving with the international peacekeeping operation on the ground during a patrol in the volatile region of Abyei in 2011. The UN Security Council on Friday called on Sudan and South Sudan to step up efforts to end their wrangling over a disputed territory wracked by protests this week.
      Bulletin: UN Council urges Sudan, S. Sudan to end bickering over Abyei

      Bulletin: UN Council urges Sudan, S. Sudan to end bickering over Abyei

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      The Grand Holiday Villa in Khartoum was for decades the only top quality hotel in the Sudanese capital, before it fell into disrepair. Now, its new Pakistani owners say they have begun refurbishing the property.
      Bulletin: 'Grand' Sudan hotel seeks to reclaim past glory

      Bulletin: 'Grand' Sudan hotel seeks to reclaim past glory

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