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New State already in a hopeless situation

President Salva Kiir is becoming the sacrificial victim of the realpolitik he is instigating with North Sudan. With the first anti-government demonstrations taking place in Juba in early October and unrest growing among army officers leading to fears that a [...] (761 words)

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