Sudanese government and southern rebel officials signed landmark deals Friday on how to implement a series of agreements on ending a 21-year civil war in southern Sudan.With the mass murders -- and perhaps genocide -- occurring in areas throughout Sudan, the importance of the news stating that peace might be at hand cannot be overstated. Hopefully the death will stop soon as well.
The adversaries signed deals on how to implement protocols sharing power and natural wealth, what to do with their armed forces during a six-year transition period and on how to administer three disputed areas in central Sudan.
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Friday, December 31, 2004
Peace to come in Sudan?
The AP is reporting that Sudanese peace might be closer than any point in the last two decades.
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