Summary:
Sudanese soldiers have killed at least 14 people in clashes between rebels and a rebel group, the Sudanese state's state-backed Army Anti-Robut (SPLA) says.

Full article:
(CNN)  -- Fighting in southern Darfur killed dozens of people over the weekend as soldiers from Sudan's People's Liberation Army clashed with armed members of an Arab tribe, state media reported Sunday. Four tribesmen from the Arab Rizeigat tribe were killed in the clashes Sunday in Dayeen district, state-run Ashorooq TV reported, citing a district official. The fighting was part of an outbreak of violence over the weekend that killed as many as 54 people on Saturday, according to Ashorooq. Dozens more were wounded. Sudanese government officials accused SPLA of instigating the violence, according to Ashorooq. However, Suleiman Isaq, the secretary general of the SPLA in southern Darfur, denied to Ashorooq that the organization planned the fighting. According to Ashorooq, Isaq said the clashes escalated from recurring fighting between members of the SPLA and the tribe, adding that SPLA members live peacefully in that area alongside the tribesmen. Isaq also told Ashorooq that SPLA officials are working with local government to contain the violence. CNN's Amir Ahmed contributed to this report.