| 5,846,685 |
9.50191 |
30.96751 |
South Sudan |
|
Clashes between SPLA/M-IO and military in Panyikang County. 2 soldiers killed and 5 wounded. Dozens of rebels killed. |
| 5,846,957 |
9.91667 |
30.01667 |
South Sudan |
|
Clashes between military and SPLA/M-IO in Laloba, Tom South and Khatel Nar areas of Pariang County. Rebels claim to have killed over 125 soldiers over two days of fighting (63 fatalties coded for Apr 26, 62 for Apr 27). |
| 5,846,426 |
9.5409 |
31.65206 |
South Sudan |
|
Clashes between SPLA/M-IO and army in Manyo County, on the opposite bank of the Nile from Renk city (coordinates for Upper Nile State capital of Malakal used). Clashes reported in Kwaik, Khor Neem, and Hamra. |
| 5,846,431 |
11.61732 |
32.7305 |
South Sudan |
|
Clashes between SPLA/M-IO and army in Manyo County's northern payams near Wadakona from Mar. 11-13. |
| 5,846,466 |
4.41818 |
32.57668 |
South Sudan |
|
A suspected policeman ambushed an unknown group on their way to Torit. Ambush occurred near Labalua Hill. Group leader was armed, and when shot dead, another man reportedly picked up the gun and was also shot dead. |
| 5,846,473 |
6.81868 |
29.69952 |
South Sudan |
|
Clashes between Pakam and Rup militias, backed by Kuei and Nyang militias, in Bulbar cattle camp near Rumbek. Fighting continued for 9 hours. 90 dead. Dozens missing. |
| 5,846,479 |
11.61732 |
32.7305 |
South Sudan |
|
Clashes between SPLA/M-IO and army in areas near Wadakona. 2 soldiers of Nuer ethnicity captured. |
| 5,846,486 |
7.8775 |
28.46528 |
South Sudan |
|
Unknown tribal militia attacked Maryal village, southeast of the Sudan and South Sudan disputed area of Abyei. UNISFA was forced to retreat. 3 killed, 8 abducted, 1700 displaced. |
| 5,846,491 |
10.44951 |
32.20846 |
South Sudan |
|
Clashes between SPLA/M-IO and army between Kuek and Musabbal (Masegbel). SPLA/M-IO captured Musabbal (Masegbel). |
| 5,846,496 |
9.5409 |
31.65206 |
South Sudan |
|
SPLA/M-IO clashes with army. On Mar. 15, SPLA/M-IO captured village of Gabat, east of Manyo County in Upper Nile State (coordinates for Upper Nile State capital Malakal used). 144 killed over two days of fighting (72 fatalities coded per day). |
