South Sudan’s government is at the verge of anarchism
December 28, 2015 (SSNA) — The Government of South Sudan is falling to the verge of anarchy. The aftermath of Juba Nuer killing, creation and amendment of 28 (twenty-eight) states…
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Ethiopia: fixing agriculture
A no-nonsense agency works to remove bottlenecks Note to editor: Thirty years ago, as famine hit drought-stricken Ethiopia, the world responded by rushing to the country’s aide, including through charity. Today,…
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To where is the deterioration of security and the economy leading Sudan?
By Salah Shuaib December 25, 2015 (SSNA) — In following what is happening in Sudan, one cannot be sure about what issue should be addressed first. Perhaps people are unable…
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Are the Governors of South Sudan True Citizens of Their States or Mere Political Proxies?
By Juma Mabor Marial December 24, 2015 (SSNA) — Due to the civil war and economic hardships that has prevailed in the country for the past two years, citizens’ attention…
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A plea to Mogae and Kiir to avert GRSS’ invective financial economy
By James Okuk, PhD December 24, 2015 (SSNA) — Getting water and food, sleeping in peace at homes without fear of being harmed, and celebrating seasonal festivals for all citizens…
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UN Displacement Figures for Darfur: Assessment, Confused Guesses, or Dissimulation?
By Eric Reeves December 20, 2015 (SSNA) — I have written on a number of occasions about the implausible, self-contradictory, and deliberately distorting nature of UN figures for displaced persons…
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Paris agreement: A new era of opportunity
By Ban Ki-moon New York, December 16, 2015 (SSNA) — Seventy years ago, the United Nations was created from the ashes of the Second World War. Seven decades later, in…
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Commemorating of the Massacre of 20,000 Nuer Civilians killed in cold-blood in December of 2013 by President Salva Kiir Mayardit
By J. Nguen December 14, 2015 (SSNA) — Tomorrow marks the 2nd anniversary of Dec. 15th, when 20,000 innocent Nuer civilians including women, elderly and children were summarily executed by…
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Two years after Juba Massacre: Can the social fabric be enhanced?
By Tor Madira Machier December 14, 2015 (SSNA) — Today, the 15 of December 2015, marks exactly two years since a state-sponsored, planned and calculated massacre against the Nuer people…
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The commemoration of Juba massacre that occurred on December 15, 2013
By Lul Gatkuoth Gatluak December 14, 2015 (SSNA) — My dear country men and women, tomorrow is marking the beginning of current crisis when our fellow compatriots were discriminately killed…
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Khartoum steps up its war on humanitarian relief efforts in Darfur
By Eric Reeves December 15, 2015 (SSNA) — Radio Dabanga reports today that one of the major International Nongovernmental (Humanitarian) Organizations (INGOs) still operating in Darfur was assaulted yesterday (December…
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Criminal Financial Support for the Khartoum Regime: A Last Chance for U.S. Justice for the People of Sudan
By Eric Reeves December 10, 2015 (SSNA) — Gayle Smith, who has long worked as a senior Africa specialist in the Obama administration’s National Security Council, was recently confirmed by…
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Stop clannish behaviors and advocate for peace: a response to Pal Nguendeng Teny and Stephen Nhial Hoth’s crisscross articles
By Gai James Kai November 9, 2015 (SSNA) — To begin with, these so-called clans/counties associations in Kampala were formed to establish civilized ways and means of policing and attending…
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Editorial: SPLM is a pathological organization
By Elhag Paul November 30, 2015 (SSNA) — The behaviour of the SPLM/A since its inception has demonstrated symptoms of organisational illness, but this has continued to be ignored by…
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By Kuir ë Garang November 29, 2015 (SSNA) — History is supposed to be one of those phenomena that informs us about what we should and should not repeat. Unfortunately,…
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President Festus G. Mogae Rekindles Peace Hopeful Dividends for South Sudan
By James Okuk, PhD November 27, 2015 (SSNA) — Friday 27th November 2015 had marked a very important step forward on the path of peace in the Republic of South…
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