Sudan and Chad

This article is about Sudan and Chad resolving their conflicts in the past few days. Over the years, Sudan and Chad have been in constant battles, violent and verbal, between rebel groups. Both countries have been blaming one another for what one rebel group is doing to their country. For example, Sudan has been blaming the Chad government for supporting a rebel group from Darfur who attacked Khartoum in May. Chad denied all relations to Darfur. Finally, the two countries have come to an agreement. They both realized that they were “brotherly neighbors” and this was a great way to help Sudan’s crisis. Furthermore, the two countries have Ambassadors to start dealing with diplomacy.
I do believe this article is worthy for the newspapers. I believe this because the resolution that both countries came to was unexpected and will impact many people. When it is unexpected news, they might get support from countries outside of Africa like from the US.. Government officials will be happy to see Chad and Sudan trying to help one another. It will affect people in a good way because now countries will not have to live in fear of the other. In conclusion, I believe that this article is newsworthy because many people will want to read about the impact on both countries and the possible end to suffering in Dafur.


Article URL: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7718956.stm