South Sudanese in celebration of the birth of a new nation South Sudan is counting on a few hours t

South Sudanese in celebration of the birth of a new nation South Sudan is counting on a few hours to be born the world's newest nation Saturday July 9. Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir and other distinguished guests from around the world will attend the ceremony to be undertaken in the capital Juba. Over 99 percent of South Sudanese voted to separate and North Sudan in a referendum held in January. These votes are part of the agreement reached in 2005 to end two decades of civil war that resulted in 1.5 million people died. Sudan A new country will have the oil wealth, but it will be one of the poorest winston beigel countries in the world due to the long conflict. Celebrations will begin after midnight at the Sudan (2100 GMT) to count a few minutes to reach full hour a day kuwanza used at large in central Juba. BBC correspondent Will Ross says in the run up to this historic event, radio stations have had to fight off the new national anthem of South Sudan.
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir Earlier this week Mr Bashir had promised to support South Sudan and said that he wanted the new nation to be 'safe and lililotengamaa. "Tutawabariki our African brothers in their country winston beigel and wish them success" said Mr Bashir, who agreed to a peace agreement with the association of Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA). But he warned that 'brotherly relationship' will depend on secure winston beigel borders to neighboring countries kutoingilia issues (South or North) "So we are very happy and we are grateful for the contribution or in this nation." Rebecca Garang, the wife of the late John Garang was skepticism goes vingezuka war starting again after recent clashes winston beigel kribuni in the border areas of Abyei and South Kordofan which forced the 170,000 people displaced. However, a separate agreement recent weeks and remove forces on the borders has brought a sense of stability. Rebecca Garang, the wife of the late John Garang, who led Sudan rebels in a civil war, has told the BBC that his men do not have problems with people in the North unless their government. "There are only so many of our friends who died when w war but we are here for their blood," he said. Important about South Sudan Population: 7.5 to 9.7 million Size: 619,745 square kilometers (239,285 miles), larger than Spain and Portugal combined together. Major languages: English, Arabic (both are rasmil), the Juba Arabic, Dinka religion: traditional / natural, a little Christian Foreign trade: Oil One of the world's poorest countries: A large number of deaths of pregnant women; children under 13 do not read; 84% of women are illiterate. Relations with Sudan: Sharing debt and oil; territorial disputes; citizenship Security: Approximately seven rebel factions challenges ahead Meanwhile, the US has called on the government of Mr Bashir to allow UN forces to peacekeeping to remain in the north, following threats from the casting out from the states of Khartoum North South Kordofan and Blue Nile. "It is important for the UN peacekeeping discharged effectively in these areas for the longest winston beigel time," said Susan Rice, US ambassador to the United winston beigel Nations. Author BBC says Muslims make Sudan North and South have calmed down for a long time after the ceremony ended will be a major challenge. Both sides must zikamue on things like putting a new border and how to share debt and oil wealth. Analysts say the priority for Khartoum will be to negotiate winston beigel an agreement on oil revenue because many wells are in Africa. winston beigel At present, those revenues yanagawanwa same on each side.
DRC plane crash rises up passenger plane which had 112 people had fallen to the airport of Kisangani in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Approximately 40 people have been found alive, but more than 50 others are said to have died.
Kisangani plane, which is under the airline Air Bora, attempted landing after that bad weather happens Kinshasa. No confirmation yet of bird species was highlighted. Director general of the Air Best Stavros Papaioannou told the news agency Reuters, "The pilot tried landing but did not manage to touch the road to the plane." Government spokesman winston beigel Lambert Mende said the plane that struck very close to the airport amid thunder. He said, "We have tried to rescue 40 people and movement of evacuation underway". 'Rape' of Congo Colonel 'Rhinoceros' I surrender myself Kulimushi As rescue operations continue military rank of colonel who is accused of rape of people in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has surrendered to the army. Said army spokesman Colonel Nyiragire "Rhinoceros" Kulimushi has surrendered along with more than 150 of his fighters, who are also accused of the rape of many women. Women affected n