$ 3 billion compensation to Sudan for economic losses: South Sudan
South Sudan has extended a compensation of more than 3 billion dollars to its neighbor Sudan for economic losses incurred due to the South’s independence. They are negotiating in Ethiopia to resolve bitter differences ahead of a U.N deadline on August 2, 2012. South Sudan gained independence from Sudan on July 9, 2011 , but many issues like border disputes and disagreements over oil fields, transport payments and divisions of the national debt still remain unsolved.
Month: Current Affairs - July, 2012
Topics: Africa • Countries • Federal republics • Geography of Africa • Heglig Crisis • Least developed countries • Member states of the African Union • Member states of the United Nations • South Sudan • Sudan
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