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www.ntv.co.ke The ambassadors of Kenya and Sudan in Nairobi and Khartoum are preparing to leave their respective stations, as a row over a court ruling threatens diplomatic relations between the two nations. On Tuesday, Sudan expelled Kenya's ambassador and recalled its own in Nairobi, in protest against a Nairobi high court ruling ordering the arrest of President Omar El-Bashir if he were to visit Kenya. Kenya says it will appeal against the ruling but as NTVs Brenda Wanga reports, which may not be enough to pacify a very angry Khartoum government.

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www.ntv.co.ke Southern Sudan is facing major challenges of adequately catering for the basic needs of prisoners. The prisons are congested and the authorities lack the capacity to cater for an equally large number of new inmates.

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Foremost in the long list of challenges faced by the government of South Sudan (GOSS) is the task of creating an inclusive and representative administration among different tribes with a history of bitter enmity.

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As Sudan is split into two, the government in the North faces growing resentment over the loss of national pride.

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rth and South Sudan ended their first negotiations on Sunday, since the south gained independence three months ago, over disputes ranging from sharing negotiations to ending violence in border areas. The president of South Susan, Salva Kiir, held two days of talks with Sudan's president, Omar Hassan al-Bashir, to ease tensions that have grown since South Sudan became independent. Sudan president Omar Al-Bashir said, "It was agreed upon to establish committees with a specific timetable to reach final solutions. God willing, we expect in a short time to sign a final agreement and celebrate solving all the issues between both countries." A lack of a joint banking system and trade agreements get in the way of cross-border commerce between north and south. Kiir urged his northern counterpart to sign the agreement as soon as possible, once all disputes are resolved. "I return today to Juba to ensure that we reach solutions to all pending issues. Let's sign an agreement as soon as possible," Kiir said. The United States has urged both sides to speed up talks, especially for a deal on how to divide oil revenues, the dominant source of revenue for both states. The Juba region has most of the oil, but must pay a fee to use northern export facilities, and thus far the countries have failed to reach an agreement on the issue. Speakers: Sudan president Omar Al-Bashir President of South Susan, Salva Kiir Voice: Mourad Kricha Mustapha Ajbaili By: Ikram Al Yacoub Al Arabiya With Agencies

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People & Power travelled to the disputed border area of Southern Kordofan for an exclusive interview with Abdel Aziz Adam Al Hilu, the leader of the SPLA rebels there.

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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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www.samaritanspurse.org Bringing food to South Sudan by plane. Thousands of refugees escaping from the ongoing fighting in the Nuba Mountains area of Sudan have fled into South Sudan, where they are living in dire conditions and are in desperate need of emergency aid. Our Kenya-based DC-3 dropped 9 tons of food provided by the World Food Program (WFP) and enough plastic to get the women and children out of the mud and the elements. We are coordinating closely with the UN High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) for this response.

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www.presstv.com In this edition of the show, Press TV's Karim Gamal el-Deen reports from Cairo on tourism in Egypt. Press TV's Hibatallah Morgan reports from Juba on South Sudan's unemployment crisis. Press TV's Matt Frazer reports from Arbil on Women's rights in Iraq's Kurdistan. Press TV's Ricardo Rojas reports from Caracas on education in Venezuela.

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An inside look into a vanishing way of life in southern Sudan.

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South Sudan is officially the world's newest country. Jubilant crowds are on the streets, celebrating their bitterly fought separation from the North. Gerald Tan reports on the festivities of independence day.

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VOA's Ndimyake Mwakalyelye talks to the Southern People's Liberation Movement Secretary-General Pa'gan Amum Okiech about the challenges his party is facing and why they still need international assistance in South Sudan.

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The Sudanese army has been fighting armed groups in South Kordofan state for two weeks. The area sits on the tense border between south Sudan and the north. It is home to the Nuba people, who say the Sudanese forces are deliberately targeting civilians. The government in Khartoum denies the claims. Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa reports from Juba in Southern Sudan.

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A few days after the war in South Kordofan, Sudan, began, Ahmed was taken by security agents and subjected to interrogation. He was accused of being a member of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement North. The SPLM-N fighters participated in the civil war that finally ended in 2005, resulting in a peace treaty that allowed the south to separate from the north. Some members of the rebel army remained in the north under the government's control. Clashes erupted between the Sudanese army and loyalist rebels of SPLM-N on June 5th. According to Ahmed, his captors took him to a room with three other men, who used a rocket launcher and rifle butts to beat him on his back. They then took him to another room, where they chained him to a chair and tortured him. He said they strapped an electrical device to his feet and left shoulder. The electrocution he experienced resulted in the paralysis of his left side a few days later. He managed to escape the same day, when a fight broke out between other captives. An Amnesty International investigation found that Ahmed was one of the luckier victims. Witnesses reported last month that SPLM-N members were responsible for various random acts of violence on people and homes. By Noora Faraj Al Arabiya with Agencies

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South Sudan joins the UN as the newest member state but the process is underway against the backdrop of internal conflicts and a humanitarian crisis. What does the future hold for the new country? How will its people face the challenges ahead?

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In 30 years, award-wining photographers and National Geographic grantees Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher have traveled over 270000 miles through 40 countries in Africa to document more than 150 cultures. Here they share their images of a vanishing way of life in southern Sudan.

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In 1998 Dutch TV-reporter Roeland Stekelenburg together with cameraman Bart-Jan van Genderen visited the Nuba Mountains in Sudan to document the famine in the area. At the time the Nuba people were trapped in the middle of a civili war between the SPLA and government forces.

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Tribal clashes have continued in South Sudan as the nation enters its second month of statehood. The country's new cabinet is expected to be sworn into office on Thursday, but the government faces huge challenges in maintaining stability across the country. Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa reports from Pieri, one village affected by recent tribal clashes, which left at least 600 people dead.

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The Republic of South Sudan, was recently added as the 93rd member of the United Nations. And on Monday, in Addis Ababa, the world's newest nation also became the 54th member admitted to the African Union.

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The world will welcome the latest entrant into the comity of nations, South Sudan as the region gains independence on 9th July. It is a well-deserved victory for the people of South Sudan. Under a 2005 American-backed political accord that ended two decades of civil war, the people of the mainly Christian territory voted overwhelmingly in January this year to secede from the Arab Muslim north.

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Newly-independent South Sudan celebrates its official secession from Sudan after decades of animosity. An online project is attempting to heal the wounds of division. But can a people, who couldn't live together, resolve their differences on the web?

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