Referendum In Sudan May Be Delayed -- New York Times
KHARTOUM, Sudan (Reuters) — North Sudanese leaders said Thursday that it was impossible to hold a referendum on the future of the country’s disputed, oil-rich Abyei region on time.
An official from the south’s main party said it would be “unacceptable” to postpone the vote from the Jan. 9, 2011, deadline set in a 2005 deal that ended Africa’s longest-running civil war.
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North Sudanese Officials Seek Delay on Oil District Referendum -- Voice of America
Sudan official says delay inevitable in oil district vote -- AFP
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US still thinks Abyei referendum can be held on time -- AFP
South Sudan president fears referendum 'war': envoy -- AFP
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Sudan Abyei vote deadline "impossible" - north -- Reuters
North Sudanese Officials Seek Delay on Oil District Referendum -- Voice of America
Sudan official says delay inevitable in oil district vote -- AFP
NGO Official Warns Disputes Could Undermine Sudan Referendum -- Voice of America
US still thinks Abyei referendum can be held on time -- AFP
South Sudan president fears referendum 'war': envoy -- AFP
South Sudan fears war as secession vote nears - US -- Reuters
South Sudan president vows no return to civil war -- AFP
UN troops to be moved to Sudan border -- Sydney Morning Herald
UN to Move Troops to Border of Sou
NGO Official Warns Disputes Could Undermine Sudan Referendum -- Voice of America
US still thinks Abyei referendum can be held on time -- AFP
South Sudan president fears referendum 'war': envoy -- AFP
South Sudan fears war as secession vote nears - US -- Reuters
South Sudan president vows no return to civil war -- AFP
UN troops to be moved to Sudan border -- Sydney Morning Herald
UN to Move Troops to Border of Southern Sudan to Deter Referendum Violence -- Bloomberg
UN could police parts of north-south Sudan border -- Reuters
Sudanese General Tanginye Holds Talks About Joining Southern Sudan's Army -- Bloomberg
Ex-militia leader arrives for talks in South Sudan -- AP
US still thinks Abyei referendum can be held on time -- AFP
South Sudan president fears referendum 'war': envoy -- AFP
South Sudan fears war as secession vote nears - US -- Reuters
South Sudan president vows no return to civil war -- AFP
UN troops to be moved to Sudan border -- Sydney Morning Herald
UN to Move Troops to Border of Southern Sudan to Deter Referendum Violence -- Bloomberg
UN could police parts of north-south Sudan border -- Reuters
Sudanese General Tanginye Holds Talks About Joining Southern Sudan's Army -- Bloomberg
Ex-militia leader arrives for talks in South Sudan -- AP