Ranjit Bhaskar, Online Editor - Juba

 
Voting slowly picking up in remote areas of south Sudan
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People in Southern Sudan vote in a historic referendum that will decide whether the country splits or remains united.
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Excitement high in Southern Sudan as referendum on secession gets under way.
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President Salva Kiir urges all Sudanese to embrace polls as citizens prepare to cast a historic vote on independence.
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News conferences in south Sudan's languid capital spill out of government buildings as the world's media descends for t
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A quick look at the January 9 referendum that will give south Sudan a choice between unity or secession.
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South Sudanese officials find themselves hard-pressed to deal with the
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Omar al-Bashir visits south in final pitch for single nation, but agrees to uphold the outcome of secession referendum.
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Referendum commission has registered 3.9 million voters from 10 states in the south, plus the north and from abroad.
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The story of a childhood spent in refugee camps, and of struggling for an education in war-torn country.
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South Sudan's Dinka tribe keeps cattle for its beauty and the prestige large herds bestow on their owners.
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As south Sudan's referendum on its future approaches, our correspondent finds most people optimistic about their future.
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Is the former garrison town ready for the task of administering a Texas-sized region of some 8 million people? The chal
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Haru Mutasa, Correspondent - Juba 
The army in southern Sudan blames the north for arming militias to destabilise the region.
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It will take time to overcome the challenges southern Sudan faces - but Mrs Garang seemed confident it can be done.
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It’s the last day of campaigning before Sunday's referendum vote, and there’s so much colour and excitement on Juba's r
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Despite the pessimism of international observers, southerners are likely to vote for a new chaper in their history on S
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In the final days before the referendum, south Sudan appears to have made its decision.
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George Athor signs pact with south Sudan's SPLA in the run-up to Sunday's referendum.
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Southern Sudanese traders who depend on the North for goods are worried about the impact of a split.
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Looming separation of Sudan prompts South Sudanese to rebury the bodies of loved-ones in the South.
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Authorities in Southern Sudan face outbreak of a deadly disease spread by sandflies.
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Children fleeing captivity by a rebel group in South Sudan are helped by aid organisations to return home.
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Many in south accuse government of ignoring "nodding disease" that killed hundreds.
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Al Jazeera gains access to troops from southern Sudan's army near oil-rich Unity State.
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As it prepares for a referendum, south Sudan is de-listing children from its forces.
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Over 20 political parties agree to overcome differences with a view to independence referendum.
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Fatma Naib, Online Producer - Khartoum 
Chairman of the only northern party calling for the south's separation says a united Sudan is a "bad forced marriage."
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A painter from northern Sudan says he will burn his works to protest against the possibility of his country being split.
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Jalaa al-Azhari, the daughter of Sudan's first president Ismali al-Azhari, marks the 55th anniversary of the country's
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January 1 marks the official independence day of Sudan but with a referendum on the future status of the country just d
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Political leader criticises poll, but calls on Sudanese to 'accept reality and move forward'.
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Despite challenges, female candidates stress importance of their presence in political arena.
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May Welsh, Reporter - Sudan 
The south must rise above tribe if it is to become a nation.
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55 years ago today, the Republic of Sudan became a nation, an anniversary likely to be its last.
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The Sulaim Arab community in the South faces the stark reality of losing citizenship if country is split.
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An Al Jazeera exclusive report on the havoc wreaked by south Sudan's SPLA army on one tribe.
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Southern Muslims campaigning for independence from north say religion is not the main dividing factor.
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Boundary emerges as major issue in run-up to referendum that could break up Africa's biggest country.
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As country confronts possible break-up, some say idea of national dress appealing.
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Government disarmament campaign has made villagers more vulnerable to the brutal raids.
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The Justice and Equality Movement says it is fighting to equal out wealth and power.
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Mohamed Vall, Correspondent - Abyei
Abyei denied a say in the January 9 referendum to decide whether Sudan will split into two nations.
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Northern members of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement wary of post-referendum status.
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Many displaced southerners returning to the south
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Those who might be enthusiastic about the emergence of an independent state in southern Sudan should open their eyes to
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Mohamed Adow, Correspondent-Khartoum
Sudan's leader says if disputes with the south are not solved before secession referendum, a conflict could erupt again.
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Country's economy feeling the pinch of possible split as currency plummets and prices of essential goods skyrocket.
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President asserts support for south's independence, while opposition voices fears over separation.
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The family of independent Sudan's first leader frown at the possibility of a north-south split.
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National Day celebrated under the shadow of looming north-south partition.
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Many who disagree with rebel movement's opposition to talks are being targeted.
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Sudan's controversial elections are under way, but opposition leaders are not taking part.
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Omar Al Saleh, Senior Producer - Darfur
Residents of western region ponder possible effects of the south's secession vote.
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As south Sudanese vote on secession, some people in Darfur also want their region to seek self-determination.
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Andrew Simmons, Correspondent - South Sudan
Residents of Paloich say oil companies are extracting the commodity with no regard for the environment.
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SPLA says it is ready for the challenges of independence, even an atack from the North.
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Casey Kauffman, Reporter - South Sudan
Fearing violence, some who have lived in the south for years, pack up and head back north.
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Many people wanting to vote in the referendum made the journey from the north, but for some the trek was arduous.
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Despite hopes pinned on referendum, many southerners still displaced from previous wars.
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Some believe that the referendum is a gift from God which will lead to south's independence.
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Thousands of refugees from south Sudan's civil wars leave north ahead of Sunday's referendum.
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