No-one was expecting Darfur's peace agreement to bring about an immediate transformation on the ground.
But the short time since the deal in Abuja have shown the size of the challenge ahead.
The Sudan Liberation Army, the region's biggest rebel movement is split in two.
One faction lead by the wiry Minni Minnawi has signed the deal while the other faction under Abdul Wahid Mohammed al-Nur demands further concessions from the Sudanese government.
In Gereida and Kalma - two of Darfur's biggest camps - the impact of the deal on the rebels and their supporters could be immediately seen. Read more >>>
Monday, May 15, 2006
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