81.   Sudan in June accused Eritrea of bombarding seven of its border posts, but Sudanese rebels said their forces carried out the attack.

82.   Sudanese rebel leader John Garang left Cairo for Nairobi, Kenya, on Monday after attending a two-day meeting of Sudanese dissident groups.

83.   Sudanese rebels advanced Saturday toward a hydroelectric dam in their long-running campaign to topple the government.

84.   Sudanese rebels announced on Thursday that they captured the garrison town of Liria, which is near the southern provincial capital of Juba.

85.   Sudanese rebels on Thursday accused the government of dropping bombs on civilians in southern areas under their control.

86.   Sudanese rebels said Monday that four people were killed when the Sudanese government bombed two rebel-held towns in the south, in violation of a cease-fire agreement.

87.   Sudanese rebels said Monday they captured a garrison near the largest southern city still in government hands and seized an assortment of weapons.

88.   Sudanese rebels said Thursday they shot down three military helicopters in recent weeks and killed more than two dozen soldiers during fighting in southern Sudan.

89.   Sudan claimed its outnumbered troops had routed Sudanese rebels and stopped a two-week offensive that rebels have described as their most successful in three years.

90.   Sudan has called on the United States to halt financial aid to Sudanese rebels, warning that helping the opposition would only increase conflict, newspapers reported Monday.