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Kemal Saiki, the chief of communications of Unamid, said on Tuesday that two other soldiers were wounded in the attack which occurred a day earlier...
The peacekeeper was caught in an ambush in Sudan -
The number of people needing assistance has surged since the beginning of the year due to inter-tribal conflict, poor rains and the high cost of food commodities in the region...
The UN Warns that the South Sudan Could Be at Pre-Famine Conditions -
The Sudanese president was warned that if he went, he could be arrested on war crimes charges...
Wanting to Avoid the One-Time, Bashir Avoids Uganda Conference -
When Sudan's North-South civil war breaks out fully, it will begin in Abyei, a dust-choked town separating the Islamic north from the Christian/animist south, and it could take all of the Horn of Africa with it.
Africa's Looming Catastrophe -- Not Darfur, but Close -
War criminal Omar al-Bashir needs to go. Does the West have what it takes to make that happen?
Sudan, Off With the Head! -
In his ongoing video interview series, "The Vine with Henry Louis Gates Jr." The Root Editor-in-Chief talks with Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka about Sudan, Mugabe, slavery and, of course, Obama
The Future of Africa: Soyinka and Gates -
A recent article on The Root argued against prosecuting Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir for war crimes. But peace and commerce in relatively stable Southern Sudan is no reason to turn away from genocide in Darfur.
Sudan: No Justice, No Peace
