South Sudan has resumed pumping oil following a 15-month shutdown that was among the country’s many remaining disputes with Khartoum. Hannah McNeish, reporting from the Tar Jath Oilfield in South Sudan’s Unity State, talked to VOA’s Gabe Joselow in Nairobi about this new development.

Joselow: Hannah, we understand that oil production has begun again in Unity State after being shut down in a pricing dispute with Sudan.  What’s the significance of this for both countries? 

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Source: VOA News: War and Conflict