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A Year of Independence for South Sudan, a Long Way to Go

Senator Mobina Jaffer | Posted 09.17.2012 | Canada
Senator Mobina Jaffer

On July 8, South Sudan celebrated its first year of independence. Although the independence marked the end of over five decades of conflict, the future of its citizens remains bleak. Individuals living in this country are still unable to access even the most basic of necessities including food, security, shelter and education. As Canadians we must not allow ourselves to be distracted by the comforts that we are so fortunate to enjoy.

The Biggest Story of 2011 for Me? South Sudan's Independence

Glen Pearson | Posted 02.27.2012 | Canada Politics
Glen Pearson

When the Republic of South Sudan became the world's newest nation on July 9 of this year, it largely flew under the radar screen, with people forgetting that it cost nearly three million lives to arrive at a place of peace.

South Sudan: Steady as She Blows?

Samantha Nutt, MD | Posted 11.30.2011 | Canada
Samantha Nutt, MD

After decades of war, the transition to peace in the world's newest country was expected to be rocky. But in some areas, it's been downright apocalyptic.

Sudan-Canada Relations: A Political Lapse

Glen Pearson | Posted 09.13.2011 | Canada
Glen Pearson

The coming out party for the newest nation on earth sported a stellar cast... well, almost. Canada, despite all its other efforts, took a more reserved stance.