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SPLM-North fighters killed in clashes with the Sudanese army, says South Kordofan governor.
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Last Modified: 02 Jul 2011 11:34 GMT
Sudan war crimes suspect re-elected
Ahmed Haroun, who is facing ICC charges of murder and rape in Darfur, re-elected governor of South Kordofan state.
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Fears of military build-up in Sudan
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Darfur rebels surrender to ICC
Sudanese men accused of war crimes arrive at International Criminal Court in the Hague.
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Bashir begins new Sudan term
President wanted for war crimes sworn in for another term after winning disputed poll.
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President wanted for war crimes prepares for new term after winning disputed poll.
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