Southern Sudan’s Capital Voted 97.5% for Independence -- Bloomberg BusinessweekJan. 19 (Bloomberg) -- About 97.5 percent of the voters in Southern Sudan’s capital voted for independence for the oil-rich region, the chairman of Juba county’s referendum sub-committee said.
About 1.6 percent voted to remain part of Africa’s biggest country by area in the weeklong referendum that ended on Jan. 15, Timon Wani said today by telephone from Juba. Two of the region’s 10 states also reported overwhelming support for independence.
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Landslide Swells for Southern Sudan Independence -- Voice of America
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South Sudan Referendum Was Fair, African Union Says -- Bloomberg Businessweek
Observers Declare Sudan Voting a Success -- Voice of America
Southern Sudan: UN Security Council praises referendum -- BBC
Obama congratulates South Sudan on independence vote, but what about Abyei? -- Christian Science Monitor
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Roots of bitterness in Abyei threaten Sudan’s future -- Business Daily
Sudan to split in two -- RIA Novosti
SUDAN: Referendum vote over, now the hard work begins -- IRIN
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