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Saturday, 23 December, 2000, 09:58 GMT
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President Omar al-Bashir
Sudan's president set to win election
Omar al-Bashir looks set to stay in office for a second term following a low voter-turn out and a boycott by the main opposition parties.

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Sudan's president set to win election
Omar al-Bashir looks set to stay in office for a second term following a low voter-turn out and a boycott by the main opposition parties.

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