Ile maeʻa ai o siteki a le itu i Saute o Sudan, na talia ai e le pulega i Khartoum, o se 51 pasene o le toatele, o le a filifili i le 2011 i le lumanaʻi o le itulagi tutoatasi. O le SPLM (Sudan Pe People 'Liberation Movement) na tuʻufaʻatasia i le itu i saute na faʻamamaina le faʻamamaina o le tauaofiaga mulimuli a le Palemene ae le i faia le palota i le tausaga fou, e le tatau ona maua se maliega i luga o le pili o le tulafono, ina ua maeʻa ona faʻatulaga e le malo a latou manaʻoga e ova atu i le 90 pasene ioe palota. mafai ona fai mai tutoʻatasi.

Na iloa mai faʻamatalaga masani i Juba, o le palota tutoʻatasi o le a faia i le va o Ianuari 9 e oʻo i le 11, 2011, ma o le manuia e manaʻomia ai le 2/3 o le aofaʻi o tagata palota ua lesitalaina, pe a le faia lea faʻamalositino e tatau ona toe faia i totonu o le lua masina. O Sudan i Saute o loʻo nonofo i Matu poʻo atunuʻu mamao o le a mafai foi ona faia a latou palota, e faʻatagaina ai le South Sudan i le Diaspora foʻi, e faʻamautuina la latou lumanaʻi.

Na ave foi e le itu i Saute le aso na unaʻia ai mataupu e uiga i sitiseni, noataga faavaomalo, aitalafu, aseta, vai, ma isi. tolopo se maliega.

I se isi atinaʻe taua, na malilie ai foi le malo, TATOU te le faalagolago i se tasi o mea na masalomia na tusia e fomai i le tusigaigoa e faatatau i le palota, e ui ina latou finau mai pea o le itumalo toe teuteuina mo le lumanaʻi palota a le atunuu o le a faalagolago i na taunuuga, o se mataupu o leai-alu ”mo le itu i Saute taʻitaʻi.

O le iʻuga o le itu i saute o Abyei, o le mafuaʻaga o le tele o suauʻu na maua ma pamu i Sudan i le taimi nei, o le a filifilia foi i le taimi e tasi pe a palota tagata Abyei pe o le a auai i Saute pe tumau o se vaega o le itu i Matu Sudan. O faʻamatalaga faʻapea foi o le a faia i Saute Blue Nile ma Mauga o Nuba e faʻatagaina ai i latou e fuafuaina o latou lumanaʻi.

O se tasi o itu teteʻe tele i le itu i Matu, o le Democratic Unionist Party, e ui i lea, na vave faitioina le maliega, ma finau i luga o le 75 pasene o ioe palota e faataga ai le vavaeeseina e Saute, ae sa ese nai lo le faia o le muai lagona leo le manuia e suia ai le maliega.

I se fesoʻotaʻiga fesoʻotaʻi, o gaioiga a le pulega i Khartoum na faʻasalaina e le pulega a Obama, lea na taofia ai faʻasalaga mo le taimi nei, o se afaina i le le faʻatalitali faʻamoemoeina ma extortionist taumafaiga a le malo. O faʻamatalaga mai Saute na latou taliaina le faʻaiuga ma faʻaalia ai lo latou faʻamoemoe o faʻasalaga faifai pea, faʻatasi ai ma le pulega o faʻamalosiʻau vis-a-vis amio lelei ma le alualu i luma i Darfur ma faʻafitauli o loʻo talia ma le malo i Saute, ua mafai nei ona tatalaina le faitotoʻa e fofo ai sea mataupu taua e pei o le tulafono o le palota, o itumalo faʻapaleniina o palota mo le palota i le tausaga fou, iloiloina ma toe iloilo ai tusiga igoa ma - ina ua maeʻa le suʻesuʻeina atoa o tupe maua mai suauʻu - toe faʻasoa le maliega faʻasoa i Saute. O mataupu e pei o le masalomia o le toe faʻaauupegaina o le ami i matu o Saina ma isi malo alofa o le malo o Khartoum o le a afaina foi ao le i aveʻesea se vaega o faʻasalaga.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

Sources from the South welcomed the decision and expressed their hope that the ongoing sanctions, combined with a regime of incentives vis-a-vis good behavior and progress in Darfur and the pending issues with the Southern government, can now open the door to resolve such crucial matters as the referendum bill, constituency demarcations for the elections next year, review and revise census results and – after a full audit on the oil revenues – remit the agreed share to the South.
The fate of the southern state of Abyei, source of much of the oil found and pumped in the Sudan at present, will also be decided at the same time when Abyei residents will vote on whether to join the South or remain as part of the Northern Sudan.
In a significant further development, the regime also agreed NOT to rely on any of the allegedly doctored census results in regard to the referendum, although they still insist that the constituency revisions for the forthcoming national elections would rely on those results, a matter of “no-go”.