The War Against the Nuba | Jeffrey Gettleman
The jagged, 1,357-mile-long border between Sudan and the newly independent nation of South Sudan is the most contentious on the continent of Africa (see the map below). Tens of thousands of troops are massed on either side and, despite peace negotiations, border skirmishes recently broke out, in which scores of soldiers were killed. The two countries are bitterly divided over how to split oil prof
Sudans’ Oil Feud Risks Shattering a Fragile Peace (Published 2012)
Several development and construction projects in Khartoum came to a standstill.Credit...Sven Torfinn for The New York Times KHARTOUM, Sudan — Sudan and the breakaway nation of South Sudan have been locked in an exceedingly dangerous game of brinkmanship over billions of gallons of oil, seizing tankers, shutting down wells and imperiling the tenuous, American-backed peace that has held — just barel
Accounts Emerge in South Sudan of 3,000 Deaths in Ethnic Violence (Published 2012)
NAIROBI, Kenya — More than 3,000 villagers were massacred in the recent burst of communal violence in South Sudan, local officials said Thursday, with the fledging South Sudanese government, which just won its independence six months ago, seemingly unable to stem the bloodshed. If the death toll is confirmed — United Nations officials and South Sudanese Army officers have yet to do that, saying th
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