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www.youtube.com The conflict between Sudan and South Sudan has affected the lives of many people in the region. The town of Talody in South Kordofan has been the scene for some of the fiercest battles between the Sudanese army and rebel fighters. The Sudanese government says it now controls the town, but rebels are accusing the Sudanese military of deliberately marginalising the Nuba people who live in the area, by destroying their farms and crops. In this exclusive report Al Jazeera's Mohammed Vall looks at why Talody is such an important asset.

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The conflict between Sudan and South Sudan has affected the lives of many people in the region. The town of Talody in South Kordofan has been the scene for some of the fiercest battles between the Sudanese army and rebel fighters. The Sudanese government says it now controls the town, but rebels are accusing the Sudanese military of deliberately marginalising the Nuba people who live in the area, by destroying their farms and crops. In this exclusive report Al Jazeera's Mohammed Vall looks at why Talody is such an important asset.

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Halima Kuku spoke with Eyes and Ears Nuba about the Sudan government's repeated attacks on its own civilians. She walked for four days, with her daughter Tabitha in her arms, to reach the Yida refugee camp in South Sudan. Random aerial bombs in her village, Famma, made it impossible for them to find food. Farmers throughout Southern Kordofan have been unable to plant, and if the government continues its airstrikes, there will be no harvest in October. The tens of thousands of men, women, and children living in the Nuba Mountains will starve. Halima's mother is blind and continues to hide in the caves. The Sudan government maintains humanitarian aid is not needed.

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The May 17 United Nations deadline for Sudan and South Sudan to immediately cease all hostilities will soon pass, but the two countries have yet to reveal any intention to resume peace talks. On May 2, the UN Security Council and the African Union demanded that Sudan and South Sudan cease all hostilities within two weeks. The UN Security Council also demanded the two countries resume negotiations on oil, citizenship, borderline as well as on the Abyei region, requiring the two states to sign a peaceful agreement within three months. However, there have been no indicators suggesting that Sudan and South Sudan will abide by the peace resolutions within the prescribed time limit. Instead, both countries have set harsh terms for the continuation of peace talks. Rahmatalla Osman, the Sudanese Vice Foreign Minister, said that although the talks must eventually be restarted, certain conditions must first be met. "You have to pave the way for this, and now the condition we are putting...

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The May 17 United Nations deadline for Sudan and South Sudan to immediately cease all hostilities will soon pass, but the two countries have yet to reveal any intention to resume peace talks. On May 2, the UN Security Council and the African Union demanded that Sudan and South Sudan cease all hostilities within two weeks. The UN Security Council also demanded the two countries resume negotiations on oil, citizenship, borderline as well as on the Abyei region, requiring the two states to sign a peaceful agreement within three months. However, there have been no indicators suggesting that Sudan and South Sudan will abide by the peace resolutions within the prescribed time limit. Instead, both countries have set harsh terms for the continuation of peace talks. Rahmatalla Osman, the Sudanese Vice Foreign Minister, said that although the talks must eventually be restarted, certain conditions must first be met. "You have to pave the way for this, and now the condition we are putting...

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Il Kordofan Meridionale in Sudan, è ancora una volta abbandonato a se stesso. Solo in mezzo ad una guerra. La regione costituita dal territorio dei Monti Nuba si trova al confine con il nuovo stato autonomo del Sud Sudan. Si fa presto a fare confusione con tutti questi nomi legati ad una geografia spesso poco conosciuta. Ma al di là delle indicazioni, nel mezzo di questo caos si trova il popolo dei Nuba, poco meno di due milioni di persone strette tra due conflitti, quello tra il vecchio stato e quello nuovo per il controllo delle risorse energetiche e quello che Khartoum muove verso i Nuba perché hanno appoggiato l'indipendenza del Sud Sudan, senza però entrare a farne parte.

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Il Kordofan Meridionale in Sudan, è ancora una volta abbandonato a se stesso. Solo in mezzo ad una guerra. La regione costituita dal territorio dei Monti Nuba si trova al confine con il nuovo stato autonomo del Sud Sudan. Si fa presto a fare confusione con tutti questi nomi legati ad una geografia spesso poco conosciuta. Ma al di là delle indicazioni, nel mezzo di questo caos si trova il popolo dei Nuba, poco meno di due milioni di persone strette tra due conflitti, quello tra il vecchio stato e quello nuovo per il controllo delle risorse energetiche e quello che Khartoum muove verso i Nuba perché hanno appoggiato l'indipendenza del Sud Sudan, senza però entrare a farne parte.

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Talody town in the state of South Kordofan in Sudan is in the middle of a war zone. The rebels of the Sudan Peoples Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N) have been fighting there against the Khartoum government since May last year. However, while fighting continues, the government there is pressing ahead with a programme to rebuild the town, renovating and expanding the airport and building a new marketplace as well as a dam. Al Jazeera's Mohamed Vall reports from Talody, in South Kordofan.

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The Arab League has joined others in pressing Sudan to allow the delivery of humanitarian aid to the provinces of Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile, where aid agencies say more than 140000 people need more food. VOA State Department correspondent Scott Stearns reports US officials believe an agreement on relief supplies could help resolve some of the border hostility between Sudan and South Sudan.

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About 3500 secondary school students and over 70000 attending primary schools have been affected by the raging war. Some have made it to South Sudan to seek education in the camps while others remain home stranded, not knowing how they will cover the long distance to the land of sanctuary.Abdel Aziz al-Hilu, the SPLM-N leader in the state confirms in an exclusive interview.

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Egypt: Two leading candidates in this month's presidential election take part in the country's first debate. Somalia: The United Nations offers job training to displaced youth saying without vocational programs some could end up as pirates or join extremist militias. Sudan: Residents take cover from aerial bombardments under boulders in the Nuba Mountains behind the rebel lines in the South Kordofan state. Guinea: Police wound protesters in clashes over government handling of impending elections. Libya: School curricula face significant changes as Libya removes the final symbols of Muammar Gaddafi. Morocco: Well-loved musician Abdelwahab Doukkali receives a tribute in Rabat for his contribution to contemporary Moroccan music.

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South Sudan accuses Khartoum of cross-border shelling, Yemenis renew demand for restructuring army before dialogue, US officials confirm al-Qaeda underwear bomber was CIA informant, and more. Today's headlines in full: South Sudan accuses Khartoum of cross-border shelling Al Jazeera, Qatar Moroccan king, PM granted ability to appoint more officials as king talks reform Al-Alam, Iran Yemenis renew demand for restructuring army before dialogue Al-Alam, Iran Saudis hold anti-regime demonstration in Eastern Province Press TV, Iran US officials confirm al-Qaeda underwear bomber was CIA informant Press TV, Iran More Muslims facing discrimination at US, EU airports Press TV, Iran Syrian truck blast hits close to UN observer convoy BBC Arabic, UK Israeli PM Netanyahu avoids early elections by forming unity government IBA, Israel Mubarak PM disqualified from Egypt's presidential race for the second time Dubai TV, UAE Legal expert: Interpol member countries obligated to hand over al-Hashemi...

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MaximsNewsNetwork: (www.MaximsNews.com ) 09 May 2012 UNTV: United Nations, New York - United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today (9 May) condemned a bomb explosion which occurred in the vicinity of a convoy of UN observers in Syria today, injuring several Syrian soldiers accompanying the delegation. The observers, part of the UN Supervision Mission in Syria (UNSMIS), were on their way from Damascus for a visit to the southern city of Dar'a, under Syrian army escort. They had crossed a military checkpoint on the road approaching the town when the improvised explosive device detonated, shortly before midday. Speaking to the United Nations General Assembly upon his return from his visit to India and Myanmar, the Secretary-General urged the Syrian Government and the opposition to "realize that we have a brief window to stop the violence, a brief opportunity to create an opening for political engagement between the government and those seeking change." He added that if this...

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A community radio project in Nuba Mountains Sudan's troubled South kordofan region is trying to help the peace process there by encouraging dialogue in an atmosphere of ongoing tension and violence.

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Dr. Mukesh Kapila, special representative of the Aegis Trust being interviewed on CNN following Aegis' return from South Kordofan in March 2012.

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Humanitarian workers say that each day, up to 700 people cross the border from South Kordofan into Yida in neighbouring South Sudan. The refugees are fleeing the ongoing violence in their home state. Aid workers say they are scaling up their operation to cope with the influx. But they are concerned about the dangers these refugees still face, as they remain close to the conflict zone. Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa reports from Yida in South Sudan.

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South Sudan's row with Sudan has put a strain on its economy, driving up inflation and sending officials scrambling for ways to make up for lost revenues. Landlocked South Sudan halted its own oil output -- about 350000 barrels a day -- in January after failing to agree how much it should pay to export crude via pipelines and other infrastructure in Sudan. Inflation has risen sharply since, while currencies of both countries have depreciated on the black market. According to officials, inflation in the south rose to 50.9 percent in March, from 42.4 percent in February. The price of a 5-kilogram bucket of beans has nearly doubled to 29 US dollars over the past six months, while sugar has tripled. In the capital city of Juba, motorists queued for hours to buy gas as gas stations ran dry due to a shortage of dollars after the oil shutdown. The underdeveloped nation, which has no refineries and practically no industry outside the oil sector, needs to import almost everything, from basic...

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South Sudan's row with Sudan has put a strain on its economy, driving up inflation and sending officials scrambling for ways to make up for lost revenues. Landlocked South Sudan halted its own oil output -- about 350000 barrels a day -- in January after failing to agree how much it should pay to export crude via pipelines and other infrastructure in Sudan. Inflation has risen sharply since, while currencies of both countries have depreciated on the black market. According to officials, inflation in the south rose to 50.9 percent in March, from 42.4 percent in February. The price of a 5-kilogram bucket of beans has nearly doubled to 29 US dollars over the past six months, while sugar has tripled. In the capital city of Juba, motorists queued for hours to buy gas as gas stations ran dry due to a shortage of dollars after the oil shutdown. The underdeveloped nation, which has no refineries and practically no industry outside the oil sector, needs to import almost everything, from basic...

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عاود حقل هجليج النفظي بولاية جنوب كردفان بعد انتهاء عمليات الصيانة وتم ضخ النفط عبر الخط الرئيسي ليدخل لدائرة انتاج النفط ، واكد وزير النفط السوداني ان الفترة القادمة ستشهد زيادة في انتاج الحقل النفطي Re Alinvzi Heglig field in South Kordofan after maintenance operations have been pumping oil through the main line to enter the circle to the production of oil, and oil minister said that the Sudanese coming period will witness an increase in the production of oil field

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Le président soudanais Omar el-Béchir a déclaré l'état d'urgence dans trois États frontaliers du Soudan du Sud : le Kordofan-Sud, le Sennar et le Nil Blanc où le gouverneur a donné un délai d'une semaine à 12 000 Sud-Soudanais pour quitter le pays. FRANCE 24 L'ACTUALITE INTERNATIONALE 24H/24 www.france24.com