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03/01/2010
In this blog post for the World Bank, the author visits Juba, in South Sudan, and looks ahead to the referendum in January of next year, when voters will decide whether the South will remain part of a unified Sudan or become independent. Using the survey results from NDI's polls, the author worries about security, crime and corruption and their impact on the political process.
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"The Southern Sudan Referendum Commission says it is '100 percent ready' for the voting process to begin on Jan. 9. Chan Reec Madut, deputy chairman of the SSRC and head of its Juba bureau, announced on Monday that a total of 3.9 million southerners have registered for the self-determination vote...