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Nuba Vision Volume 2, Issue 1, October 2002 Letters to the Editor Dear Sir, As someone who used to live and work in Kadugli in the early eighties I am an avid reader of the Vision. I am glad to see that the forgotten persecution of the Nuba is finally being addressed after being ignored for so many years. I was interested to read your article on Sibirs as some of my happiest memories involve the consumption of large quantities of marissa beer at various local festivals. I am appalled that the fanatics in government in Khartoum should attempt to outlaw beer-drinking - an element crucial to both our cultures Matthew Poe
Dear Sir, I am a regular reader of your publication as I am glad to have such a useful and authorities source of information about such a little-known part of the world at my disposal. I was hoping that you could clarify a few issues for me as the recent reports from Sudan appear somewhat contradictory. I am a little puzzled by the apparent division between the Burgenstock Accord and the Machakos Protocol. Are the two processes really as disconnected as they appear.? I am also concerned as to whether the breakdown in the current talks and the recent suspension of Operation Lifeline Sudan are going to jeopardise the Nuba Mountains cease-fire. Jill Diver
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