Arabic News Weekly Edition for Sudan, 6/10/2002
Weekly Edition, Sudan - Week of June 10, 2002
- UN, Sudan agree on aid delivery
According to the controversial agreement between them by the end of May, the Sudanese government has green lighted the UN to move without restrictions to allow relief aid at 41 positions at al-Wahda and north Baher al-Gazelle provinces. Sudan, Politics, 6/14/2002 - Sudanese rebels announce killing of 200 government troops
The rebels of the people's army for the liberation of Sudan announced on Tuesday the killing of some 200 Sudanese government soldiers during the fight to control the city of Kabotya to the south of Sudan on Sunday. Sudan, Politics, 6/12/2002 - Al-Watan: Syrian, Qatari efforts to release al-Turabi, hosting him
A high ranking official at the Sudanese Islamic movement has disclosed Syrian and Qatari efforts to release the leader of the Sudanese People's National Congress party Hassan al-Turabi during the current month and then to host him. Sudan-Regional, Politics, 6/11/2002 - Sudanese army losses a strategic city
In a statement issued by the Sudanese dailies on Monday, the Sudanese army admitted it had lost the strategic southern Sudanese city of Kaboyta following violent battles with the rebels of Southern Sudan and thereby confirming what was announced two days earlier by the separatists of John Garang. Sudan, Politics, 6/11/2002 - Negotiations between the Sudanese government and southern rebels
The Sudanese official news agency said the government's commission for development in East Africa IGAD will organize a new round of negotiations between Khartoum and the southern Sudan rebels in Nairobi on June 17- 20. Sudan, Politics, 6/10/2002