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Canada's largest school board cancels students' US trip amid Trump's travel ban

24 already-scheduled trips will go ahead as planned.

Amnesty International urges probe into Darfur 'chemical attacks'

Sudan rejects allegations of chemical attacks carried out against civilians in conflict-ridden Darfur region.

UK urged not to move 'from stick to carrot' with Sudan following closer bilateral ties

Parliamentary Group releases report on relations between countries as President Bashir still wanted by ICC.

South Sudan's President Salva Kiir blames neighbour's Sharia law for 2011 independence

South Sudan became the world's newest nation following a referendum on independence after years of civil war.

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Sudan reacts as Juba wants SPLM-IO offices closed: 'We have contacts with both sides'

South Sudan has accused its neighbour Sudan of aiding Riek Machar's rebels, something Khartoum denies.

Third Sudanese Civil War: SPLM-N 'fights for secularism' in South Kordofan and Blue Nile

EXCLUSIVE IBTimesUK interviews secretary general of SPLM-N, banned political party and rebel group in Sudan.

Sudan claims three-day strike failed after receiving 'kiss of death' by SPLM-N banned political party

IBTimesUK talks to Sudanese envoy and SPLM-N banned political party on strike against fuel subsidy cuts.

Fuel subsidy cuts spark three-day strike in Sudan as 'people cannot take it anymore'

Sudan opposition party tells IBTimes UK people can no longer cope with country's crippled economy.

What is the Vintage Air Rally? The craziest cross-Africa race in restored 1920s aircraft

The Air Rally aims to follow in the footsteps of the pioneering flights of the Twenties.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) is seen in The Hague, the Netherlands

South Africa to quit International Criminal Court due to 'incompatibility'

Country claimed in 2015 it wanted to leave ICC following criticism for refusing to arrest Sudan's President.

Calais' forgotten children ask Europe 'where is left for us to go?'

Unaccompanied children in the Jungle migrant camp tell IBTimes UK of their fears for the future amid demolition threats.

DRC urges UN to move troops loyal to South Sudan rebel leader Riek Machar

Government claims presence of 750 troops in North Kivu province raises security concerns.

Amnesty International: Sudanese government slaughtered children of Darfur with chemical weapons

At least 200 people allegedly killed by chemical weapons agents since start of January military offensive.

South Sudan: Veteran journalist shot dead as rebel leader Riek Machar calls for armed struggle

Violence continues in South Sudan, where rights groups say journalists reporting on conflict are persecuted.

Shipwrecked refugees detained in Egypt after boat capsizes in Med leaving 43 dead

Those on board were Egyptian, Eritrean, Sudanese and Somalian, although it was not clear where the boat was travelling to.

South Africa offers to host South Sudan's deposed vice-president Riek Machar

Machar left South Sudan, and was subsequently dismissed as vice-president, following violence in Juba in July.

Sudan threatens to shut borders with South Sudan over rebels

Sudan says South Sudan has not fulfilled its commitment to expel rebel groups within 21 days.

South Sudan: Dimissed vice president Riek Machar 'lost trust in peace agreement'

Machar dismissed as vice president after fleeing capital Juba following deadly fighting in July

South Sudan to protect Riek Machar and SPLM-IO leaders to avoid more Unmiss troops

Government opposes plan to deploy peacekeepers in after violence leaves hundreds dead.

South Sudanese displaced by recent fighting

South Sudan: Unlike Libya and Iraq foreign troops will not meddle with our country, says envoy

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK interviews South Sudanese envoy on AU-approved plan to deploy more peacekeepers

Uganda opposes UN arms embargo as South Sudan government fears descent into civil war

Uganda, after sending troops to support government, said arms embargo would weaken army after latest violence.

South Sudan: Recent violence will not jeopardise peace process says envoy

EXCLUSIVE:IBTimes UK interviews South Sudanese ambassador on renewed violence in Juba and peace deal

South Sudan: Hundreds dead after 4 days of fighting between government and rebel forces ends in ceasefire

Skirmishes a reminder of 2013-15 civil war that left tens of thousands dead and displaced 2.2 million.

South Sudan cancels 9 July Independence Day celebrations as civil war continues

World's newest nation gained independence from Sudan in 2011.

Israel grants refugee status to first Sudanese asylum seeker Mutasim Ali

Interior Ministry says it was a unique decision as Ali hopes it is a turning point for Africans.

UN Secretary-General 2016: Top candidate Vuk Jeremić says UN needs to regain trust

The former president of the General Assembly told IBTimes UK how he plans to reform the organisation.

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