Kiir vows to work for unity after becoming Sudan’s new VP

11 Aug 2005

Salva Kiir was sworn in as Sudan’s first vice president after the death of his predecessor John Garang and pledged to follow his legacy and work for unity despite past calls for independence for the mainly Christian or animist south.Full Story

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