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April 30, 2012

The Sound of Southern Sudan

by Hannah McNeish, Mail & Guardian, South Africa - "You see -- if there is oil here, Bashir comes, if there is oil there, he goes that way. You see? This will go on and on," until Khartoum sees the South as a real country with sovereign resources, he says.

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