Tens of thousands of Sudanese and foreign dignitaries were on hand Saturday to observe the birth of the world's newest nation: South Sudan. After years of war and many dead, the new country cheered the hoisting of its flag.
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South Sudan's Juba University remains closed due to the decay of its brown-stone buildings near the center of the city following years of war. VOA's Paul Ndiho reports.
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The capital of Southern Sudan, Juba is open for business according to the World Bank's recent survey. VOA's Cathy Majtenyi has the story.
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On July 9, 2011 Juba will become the capital city of the world's newest nation and the new country is expected to be named the Republic of South Sudan. VOA's Paul Ndiho has the story.
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South Sudan emerges as a new nation in just two days and the National Anthem Choir in Juba is putting the final touches on the country's new anthem. VOA's Paul Ndiho reports.
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VOA's Ndimyake Mwakalyelye talks to John Tanza, of Voice of America's Sudan In Focus radio program as South Sudan's independence nears.
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www.ntv.co.ke A vote for separation is likely to deepen regional cooperation between southern Sudan and the rest of East Africa. But getting to juba by road remains a nightmare for business people and other travellers. NTV's Robert Nagila begins our three part series that starts right at the Busia border.
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www.ntv.co.ke President Omar Hassan Al-Bashir paid a surprise visit with just days to go before the referendum. Bashir declared that he would support the southerners in developing their new country should they vote for secession on Sunday. Bashir however says he wishes for a united Sudan. NTV's John Allan Namu reports on the visit that brought the city's transport to a standstill.
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This is the music which accompanied the the exploits of the supposed "Baghdad sniper", in a propaganda video which circulated on the internet a few years ago.
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First day landed in Juba with Dynamq. Checking in the hotel and having a great time.
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Overdrawn US cities could face financial collapse in 2011, defaulting on hundreds of billions of dollars of borrowings and derailing the US economic recovery. But as cities are choosing between devastation and default, analysts say really it's about the fall of American cities and the coming collapse of the Union. It's the reality America cannot escape, news of debt cash-strapped cities and states all over the country. All together it could amount to two trillion dollars and a bill many of them may not be able to pay. "The problem of the state and local debt is more serious than the real estate bubble," said Michael Hudson, Wall Street analyst and professor of economics at the University of Missouri. Serious because with millions of Americans still unemployed and losing their homes, there isn't enough taxpayer money to pay creditors. Local governments which aren't allowed to operate in the red must come up with the cash. This means some may be choosing between default and devastation. "I think most cities will be able to avoid default by cutting services," said Joe Weisenthal, deputy editor at The Business Insider. Cities and states coast-to-coast seem to be trying the latter route and the toll it's taking on the streets of America is undeniable. Camden, New Jersey is the second most dangerous city in the country. You didn't see many cops on the streets to begin with and now you may rarely see any. The city's had to lay off nearly half of their police force. In Detroit a <b>...</b>
