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Sudanese Vice President

Asked for further information about the Prime Minister’s meeting with the Sudanese Vice President, the Prime Minister’s Official Spokesman (PMOS) replied that he was in London and it should be an interesting meeting.

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I thinks this is the right time to the priesdent of the repbulic of south sudan to ask the uk government about the ducument of the south sudan broders.

many thanks god bless south sudan
Comment by jabit — 31 Oct 2006 on 12:37 am | Link
I thinks this is the right time to the priesdent of the repbulic of south sudan to ask the uk government about the ducument of the south sudan broders.

many thanks god bless south sudan
Comment by jabit — 31 Oct 2006 on 12:38 am | Link
yes.
Comment by John — 31 Oct 2006 on 3:09 pm | Link
Thanks for that decision and God with us.
Comment by John — 31 Oct 2006 on 3:10 pm | Link
Thanks for that decision and God with us.
Comment by John — 31 Oct 2006 on 3:11 pm | Link

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