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Sudanese Vice President

Asked about the visit of the Sudanese Vice President, the PMOS said that anybody who had read the recent statements by the Prime Minister would know where he was coming from. The Prime Minister believed that all sides should stop fighting and all sides should engage with the UN and the Sudanese Government in particular should allow the UN to take over the operations of the African Union forces. This was the way forward.

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His Excllency Prime Minister,

Time is running out for the dying Darfurians.It is time for you to intervene.Giving the Sudanese Government another chance means the continuation of the death of innocents civilians. please it is high time for you to act to save the innocent lives.

Yours Faithfully,
Malith a concerned Southern Sudanese.
Comment by Reuben — 31 Oct 2006 on 1:38 pm | Link

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