Diaspora breaks families apart
By: Sirir Gabriel Yiei Rut September 5, 2014 (SSNA) — The mass exodus of South Sudanese flocking to other countries in the region and overseas has no doubt dealt a…
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An Internal UNICEF Malnutrition Report on Sudan and Darfur
By Eric Reeves September 5, 2014 (SSNA) — New York Times journalist Nicholas Kristof, one of the first to sound the alarm about genocide in Darfur, has today posted a scanned UN…
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Is frequent removal of governors in Lakes State a misguided policy?
By: John Bith Aliap, Australia September 5, 2014 (SSNA) — There’s a say that says – “whoever digs a pit in the dark for his brother or sister – finds…
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What More Evidence and Atrocities Does President Kiir Requires to Sack Matur Chut?
By Juma Mabor Marial September 4, 2014 (SSNA) — Three months ago, I wrote a three series article entitled “The genesis and phenomenon of intra-clans conflicts and revenge attacks in…
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No to Ethnic Federalism in South Sudan
By Kuir Garang September 4, 2014 (SSNA) — Federalism is not a bad governance system as long as those leading it have the interest of the country at heart; and…
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My removal from the parliament by an illegitimate parliament
By Reath Muoch Tang September 4, 2014 (SSNA) — I came across a news item that was published on Sudan Tribune on August 27, 2014 regarding my removal from the…
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Darfur: An Invisible Famine in the Making, Obscured by UN Refusal to Release Critical Malnutrition Data, 3 September 2014
By Eric Reeves September 3, 2014 (SSNA) — UN agencies have been warning for months of dire, indeed critical food insecurity in Sudan. Typically, the UN finds it easier to speak…
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The Take Towns to People Paradigm: Where Does it fit in the Post’s Garang South Sudan?
By James Manyiel Mayen September 3, 2014 (SSNA) — Prior to the demise of John Garang, the then leader of SPLM/A, ‘the take town to people model’ was popularly marketed…
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Conversations with Lawyer and Politician Peter Sule about a Blueprint for South Sudan Part 1
By Margaret Akulia, Canada “I am convinced that the present calamity which has profoundly destroyed confidence among South Sudanese can be relieved, not by any form of inclusive or broad…
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Lul Koang and Philip Aguer: two symbols of lies and greed for power
By Kuir ë Garang August 31, 2014 (SSNA) — South Sudanese can sometimes be excused in many things because the country is new and its institutional strength is weak. However,…
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A Critique of the IGAD Protocol on Agreed Principles on Transitional Arrangements towards Resolution of the Crisis in South Sudan
By Professor David de Chand August 29, 2014 (SSNA) — First and foremost of all, it gives me the pleasure, the opportunity and the privilege to a make a brief…
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The Inter-Governmental Authority for Development’s double standard against SPLM-in Opposition
By Gai James Kai August 29, 2014 (SSNA) — Regional politics at Inter Governmental Authority for Development – IGAD is a dirty rotten game played by the so-called “big powers”…
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The beautiful ones are not yet born: Is it a dilemma over interests or overlooking natural justice; Or is equity on the cross?
Note to editor: Biel Boutros Biel takes a look at IGAD’s Protocol and the intertwining interests on South Sudan’s Crisis By Biel Boutros Biel 1. Introduction August 27, 2014 (SSNA)…
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Balancing South Sudan’s Coup story: A Respond to Prof. Jok Madut’s Presentation on January 4th, and his recent comments on Coup
By Dr. Hoth Giw Chan August 26, 2014 (SSNA) — On the 19th of this Month (August) a respected Professor who is currently an Undersecretary at South Sudan’s Ministry of…
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The G10 are power grumpy hogs whom will never stop at nothing but ascending to the coveted seat
By Chemical Thanker August 25, 2014 (SSNA) — Yes as shoddy deals and back room back-stabbing are beginning to emerge in Addis, it’s important to revisit the position and contribution…
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IGAD’s Miscalculation of Peace in South Sudan
Photo credit: tesfanews.net By Daniel Wuor Joak August 26, 2014 (SSNA) — It has become apparent that the eight months old civil war in South Sudan is not yet ending…
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