Achievement of household food security in South Sudan
By Jacob K. Lupai Introduction April 10, 2012 (SSNA) — South Sudan is made up of ten States which grew out of the previous three southern provinces of Upper Nile,…
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Pride of War Overshadowing Humility of Peace Between the Sudan and South Sudan
By James Okuk, PhD "Unexamined Life is not Worth-living" – Socrates, and so is Unexamined Government April 8, 2012 (SSNA) — The ongoing war between the Sudan and South Sudan…
Read More Darfur and Kadugli (South Kordofan): Obduracy Rewarded
International failure to investigate atrocity crimes in Darfur and subsequently in South Kordofan sustains a climate of impunity that increases the likelihood of war—and sends a dangerous message to tyrants everywhere…
Read More It is High Time that the Bor Dinka Community Welcomes and Accepts Dr. Riek Machar’s Apology on the 1991 Bor Massacre, Once and For All
“Giving an apology is the best way of bringing in peace. We don’t want to pass these painful things to our children. We want them to be living in a…
Read More Dredging the Nile tributaries will not solve rising food prices in South Sudan
By Agereb Leek Chol, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA To whom it may concern: Government of South Sudan (GoSS, Greater Bor Community, Atuot Community, Aliap Community, Bahr el Ghazal Community, Nuer Community,…
Read More Food Security Practical Plan for States in South Sudan
By Jacob K. Lupai Introduction April 2, 2012 (SSNA) — In the States in South Sudan one of the greatest challenges faced is the achievement of food security. There is…
Read More Does Obama have a Panacea to End Genocide in Sudan?
By: Fatah Arman April 1, 2012 (SSNA) — When the United States former President George Bush met the Southern Sudanese President Salva Kiir at the Oval Office on January 6,…
Read More The New York Times vs. Radio Dabanga: What is the truth about returns to Darfur from eastern Chad?
The New York Times vs. Radio Dabanga:What is the truth about returns to Darfur from eastern Chad, represented by the New York Times in "A Taste of Hope Brings Refugees Back to Darfur"? (dateline:…
Read More What happened to us, Southern Sudanese?
By William Pay Tuoy-Giel March 29, 2012 (SSNA) — It is with great disappointment that I write this opinion piece. I have become more and more skeptical about how angry…
Read More Juba and Khartoum: Border Wars, Negotiations and National Integrity
By Martin Garang Aher March 29, 2012 (SSNA) — The two nations of South Sudan and Sudan seemed to have bypassed the habitual melanoma that had in history, plagued the countries…
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