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Transform the guns and bullets: A chance for federalism now

12 years ago

SPLA Soldiers [AP]By Bramatali Wani Lo-Lipo Lo-Lisi June 17, 2014 (SSNA) — Now the “Guns and Bullets” the “Military Power” must totally surrender to a “Political Power” that is more…

Enough of Salva Kiir!!

12 years ago

Editorials

"Justice delayed is justice denied.” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. By: Luk Kuth Dak June 15, 2014 (SSNA) — South Sudan has more tribes than I can personally count. Therefore, we…

Let’s cut to the chase: Kiir’s government is flogging a dead horse

12 years ago

Columnists

By Kuach Tut kuay June 15, 2014 (SSNA) — As Arabic proverb says, "you can cheat your way through to get lunch but you cannot cheat again for supper". President…

A Case for Federalism in the Republic of South Sudan

12 years ago

Columnists

By J. Omunu June 14, 2014 (SSNA) — Let me dive in straight to the topic. Many would agree with me that the Republic of South Sudan is a one-party…

Is South Sudan Television (SSTV) a Dinka Own or a National Own?

12 years ago

Columnists

By Sirir Gabriel Yiei Rut Jesus said to the multitude people who gathered around him" whose head in this coin? Caesar !!! shouted the crowds ‘ then give God what…

Federalism sufficiently not confederacy

12 years ago

Columnists

By Deng Turuk Liem June 12, 2014 (SSNA) — There are handful promulgating arguments against and for a proposed federal system as impressive tool for restructuring South Sudan, amongst South…

Proposed Federal system for future South Sudan: Let us serialize it

12 years ago

Columnists

By Sindani Sebit Part 1 Introduction June 12, 2014 (SSNA) — Since the events of 15-16 December 2013 in Juba and subsequent outbreak of fighting in South Sudan, South Sudanese…

What Kills African People is a Power Struggle

12 years ago

Columnists

By Bayak Chuol Puoch What kills African people is a power struggle and African leaders never thought that they are representing their respective people and this shown us what is…

President Salvatore Kiir violates the May 2014 Addis Ababa agreement

12 years ago

Articles

By Elhag Paul June 11, 2014 (SSNA) — Dr Riek Machar, the leader of SPLM-in-Opposition narrowly escaped death on 15th December 2013 at the hands of President Kiir’s private militia…

Bravo Equatorians!!

12 years ago

Columnists

By: Bol Khan Rom Quote “Those who opposed to the idea of Federalism will and cannot not be allowed to deny Equatorians their call for Federalism” Clement Wani Konga, Governor,…

Another $227 Million Dollars Scandal Involving South Sudan’s Chief Negotiator Nhial Deng Nhial and Elder Son of the South Sudan Central Bank Governor

12 years ago

Editorials

By J. Nguen Nyol June 12, 2014 (SSNA) — As war rages on in South Sudan and peace negotiation stalled in Addis Abba, Ethiopia, between the Government of South Sudan…

Madeleine Albright, Rwanda, and Darfur: How Genocides Happen

12 years ago

Analyses

By Eric Reeves June 12, 2014 (SSNA) — Last week the New York Times reported (June 3, 2014) on a significant trove of UN diplomatic cables sent before and during the…

Former SPLA Chief of General Staff, James Hoth Mai, not Welcome in Australia

12 years ago

Articles

By: Mr Gatjung Choap, Mr Gatluak Deng Gai, Mr Tito Tut Pal, Mr Mun Khat, Mr Changkuoth Deng, Mr Moses Abraham Gatluak, Mr Buom Chan, Mr Kueth Golong Kueth ,…

What is Behind Peace Talks in Addis Ababa?

12 years ago

Columnists

By Peter Gai Manyuon June 10, 2014 (SSNA) — Since the genesis of South Sudan crisis started from December 2013 to date, there have been many discussions here and there…

Twi Leaders, History Distortion and its Implication for South Sudan (Part I)

12 years ago

Articles

By Kuir ë Garang June 10, 2014 (SSNA) — What would you do to leaders who want to benefit politically by sacrificing the truth about their own ethnic history? How…

South Sudan: Federalism or Decentralisation?

12 years ago

Articles

By Hon. Dr. Richard K. Mulla Introduction June 9, 2014 (SSNA) — South Sudan was formally declared a Republic on 9/7/2011 when it attained full statehood as a sovereign independent…

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