Leaders of the two Sudans held talks at the African Union summit on issues that still need to be resolved for the neighbors to know peace.
Sudans Hold Talks at AU Summit
update
5
Internally displaced persons (IDPs) from Abyei at this makeshift camp in South Sudan want to return to the disputed border region to take part in a referendum in October about the area's status.
6
Khartoum is against an African Union proposal to hold a referendum on the future of the disputed region of Abyei because it says people from the Misseriya tribe, shown here during a protest in Nov. 2012, who are allied with Sudan, will not be allowed to take part in the vote.
7
Sudan said it had nothing to do with a recent shutdown of oil production in the volatile border region. Production resumed at oil fields like Paloch in South Sudan, shown here, in April after being halted over a transit fee dispute in Jan. 2012.
8
The leaders of the two Sudans announced plans at the African Union summit to open four new crossing points along their 2,200-kilometer border.