Lyman’s message was to stress “that we need an immediate and unconditional cessation of violence and we need both sides to get back to the African Union process,” Toner said, referring to talks on a variety of protracted disputes brokered by the union.
Sudan pulled out of those talks after the Heglig attack.
In another development, the impoverished South Sudan, the world’s newest nation, joined the World Bank and the IMF on Wednesday.



