Arabic News Weekly Edition for Sudan, 1/27/2003
Weekly Edition, Sudan - Week of January 27, 2003
- Khartoum: Sudanese peace negotiations proceed according to set norms Sudan, Politics, 2/1/2003
- Sudan, the rebels resume peace negotiations
Peace negotiations were resumed yesterday between the southern Sudanese rebels and representatives of the Sudanese government in Nairobi after they were halted on Monday because of the mutual accusations over violating the ceasefire. Sudan, Politics, 1/30/2003 - Military build up for the rebels in Southern Sudan
The Sudanese foreign minister Mustafa Othman Ismael has stressed that there is military build up for the rebels in southern Sudan area and on the Eastern borders of the country. Sudan, Politics, 1/30/2003 - Sudan denies violating cease fire; one day suspension of negotiations
The Sudanese peace negotiations were suspended yesterday for one day at the request of the southern Sudan rebels who accused the Sudanese government of violating the cease fire. A matter which was strongly denied by Khartoum. Sudan, Politics, 1/29/2003 - Al-Bashir gets a message from Chad 's counterpart Sudan-Chad, Politics, 1/28/2003
- Sudanese ruling party ready to meet opposition coalition
The Sudanese ruling National Congress party has announced readiness to meet with the coalition of the Sudanese opposition in response to the call made by the secretary General of the Arab League (AL) on unifying national ranks and solving the Sudanese problem peacefully. Sudan, Politics, 1/28/2003 - Violent fighting in southern Sudan
The Sudanese rebels announced yesterday that government forces took over Leir town after the eruption of fighting in what is considered as a violation to the truce agreement reached by representatives for the warring factions currently in Kenya to hold peace talks. Sudan, Politics, 1/28/2003 - Sudan cancels internet fees
The Sudanese telecommunications established Suda Tel has canceled in collaboration with the internet companies in Sudan yesterday the preliminary, monthly and hourly services cost fees for internet subscribers. Sudan, Business, 1/27/2003