75 killed, thousands displaced as southern clans fight

Published:: 2005-05-12
Source:: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
City/Country:: Nairobi

At least 75 people have been reported killed and thousands more displaced in southern Sudan's Lakes State since interclan violence, sparked by cattle rustling and disputes over pasture and water, erupted on 24 April, aid workers said on Wednesday.

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Publication year 2005

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