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21 September 2011 Last updated at 07:03 ET

Sudan bars 17 'southern parties'A Sudanese supporter of SPLM-North leader Yasir Arman in Khartoum in 2010

Sudan orders 17 political parties to stop their activities, saying most of their leaders and members come from newly independent South Sudan and so are now foreigners.

Foreigners at home Southerners forced to leave Khartoum Magbula Osman

'Just divorced' Southers celebrate their split from the north People take part in South Sudan"s independence day celebrations near the countdown clock in Juba on 9 July 2011

'He died for this day' Widow's joy as South Sudan gains independence Sarah Nyakuoth William

House of horrors Torture chamber is warning for future A pair of handcuffs dangle from a metal girder on the blacked ceiling in the bunker known as the 'White House' in Juba, South Sudan

Enemy within The rebels who threaten new nation SSLA rebels

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