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In one week, Sudan has lost two leaders, one much loved and respected and one widely hated and feared. The contrast could not be greater between Yousif Kuwa Mekki, Governor of the liberated areas of the Nuba Mountains, and Ibrahim Shams el Din, one of the National Islamic Front hardcore since the days of its coup d'état in June 1989. Yet both were military men....

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Keywords:

Yousif Kuwa Mekki, Ibrahim Shams el Din, Britain, John Garang de Mabior, Kofi Annan, Masood Hyder, Ja'afar Nimeiri, Abdel Rahman Suwar el Dahab, Majdi Mahjoub, Chuoc Dekier, Louis Keah Madut, Amir Gassim Mussa, Yasin Arabi, Ahmed Yousif Mustafa, Jihad, Al Da'awa al Islamiya

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