Saturday, July 9, 2011

World leaders greet South Sudan


Winnipeg's Sudanese celebrate independence of South Sudan

Winnipeg's Sudanese population celebrated South Sudan's independence Saturday. Winnipeg's Sudanese population celebrated South Sudan's independence Saturday.
Updated: Sat Jul. 09 2011 15:26:14

ctvwinnipeg.ca
Over a hundred Winnipeggers paraded through the streets Saturday, celebrating the world's newest nation.
The Republic of South Sudan officially declared its independence Saturday, after a 22-year civil war between the north and the south.
Winnipeg's large Sudanese population could barely contain their excitement, as they marched through the streets chanting, followed by an all-day celebration with music and dancing.
Celebrations in South Sudan Saturday were attended by international dignitaries including Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary-general and former U.S. secretary of state Colin Powell.
Organizers of Saturday's parade in Winnipeg said there are an estimated 3000 Sudanese in Manitoba.News...

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