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- Sudan's leader mounts charm offensive
  Posted by melaniewright from Seattle Times
  Omar al-Bashir, the president of Sudan who has been accused of genocide, is not especially well-known for his dance moves. But on Wednesday, in...
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- Concern Growing in Sudan over Attempt to Charge President
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  Demonstrations are expected in the Sudanese capital Khartoum to protest the decision of the International Criminal Court's (ICC) chief prosecutor to bring war crimes charges against President Omar al-Bashir. As Derek Kilner reports from VOA's East Africa bureau in Nairobi, the announcement has been greeted with concern by many in Sudan, including opposition party leaders and the former southern rebels sharing power in the national government.
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- Plane bursts into flames in Sudan; 200 aboard
  Posted by Jeff from Associated Press
  KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) -- A plane has burst into flames after apparently veering off a runway at an airport in Sudan. About 200 passengers are thought to be aboard, but it is unclear how many might be casualties....
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- Fears of new civil war as Sudanese town razed
  Posted by senselessthing from The Independent
  Just two years after the population of 30,000 people returned, Abyei in the heart of Sudan had a school and a hospital and a marketplace, but now almost everything has been burnt to the ground, prompting fears of an escalation in violence.
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- Activists press China with 'Genocide Olympics' label
  Posted by Jeff from Rss.csmonitor
  Actress-activist Mia Farrow is leading a 'shaming campaign' to tie Beijing's support for Sudan to the 2008 Summer Olympics.
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- UN: Sudan peace tied to environment
  Posted by Jeff from Al Jazeera
  A report blames unrest on scarcity of resources, desertification and deforestation.
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- Massive Animal Herds Flourishing Despite Sudan War, Survey Reveals
  Posted by Damianmann from National Geographic
  New aerial surveys have revealed that staggering numbers of elephants, gazelles, and antelope survived Southern Sudan's ruinous 25-year civil war virtually unknown to the outside world
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Michael Fay is amazing. I saw him lecture in Seattle about the megatransect of Africa. Many photos of his previous trip are already on Google Earth. I am now looking forward to his next visit to Seattle's NG Live series!
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here’s something related and informartive.

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