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Thousands Pay Tribute to Sudanese Peacemaker

Thousands of grieving Sudanese gathered for an open-air funeral service Saturday to pay one last tribute to the man who led southern Sudan through two decades of war before becoming vice president in a landmark peace deal.

By Kenneth Chan

Thousands of grieving Sudanese gathered for an open-air funeral service Saturday to pay their final respects to the man who led southern Sudan through two decades of war before becoming vice president in a landmark peace deal.

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