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In today's podcast, South Africa's Department of Minerals and Energy explains why the actual petrol price at the pump will differ from the base price cut announced last week; Sudan's government...
The International Criminal Court's (ICC) possible indictment of Sudan's president on charges of genocide in Darfur could disrupt the peace process there, China's top official newspaper said on...
Sudan accused the International Criminal Court's prosecutor of wrecking the peace process for Darfur on Wednesday during a visit to Khartoum by envoys from the U.N. Security Council....
Rich donor states and the government of Sudan pledged on Tuesday to support further implementation of a 2005 north-south peace treaty and to work to prevent the east African nation from breaking...
Sudan will ask donor nations meeting in Norway this week for $6 billion over the next three years to help rebuild Africa's largest nation after decades of civil wars, a government report...
Darfur's warring parties have agreed to discuss ways of improving security in the region, but stopped short of promising ceasefires or new peace talks, U.N. and African Union envoys said on...
Russia's U.N. ambassador on Tuesday backed Sudan's calls for U.N. sanctions against rebel groups in its war-wracked West Darfur region which Khartoum blames for the continued violence...
Oscar-winning film director Steven Spielberg withdrew on Tuesday as an artistic adviser to the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing over China's policy on the conflict in Sudan's Darfur...