The TIME Magazine issue for this week asks the question, "South Sudan: Can this be the World's Newest Nation?" The question is very pertinent for the world, but it is an extremely important question for Uganda and Africa. As a country, Uganda should be paying particularly close attention to the political situation in South Sudan. The result of the 2011 elections could hurt or benefit Uganda.
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Country Should Pay Close Attention to the 2011 South Sudan Elections
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