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South Sudan newspaper editor calls for sanctions against top officials

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Nhial Bol Aken, The Citizen’s editor in chief in Juba 12 December 2010 (ST) "I am worried. These people [South Sudan’s government] have lost direction. They do not have vision. They do not have any plans," warned Nhial Bol Akeen, editor in chief of The ......

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