Kiir Guilty of False Allegation of Coup in Juba
By Manyok Mabiei April 3, 2014 (SSNA) — From my field of Criminal Justice System, “a false allegation” is considered in which a person deliberately accuses another person of a…
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A Citizen’s Concern
By Abraham Deng Lueth, B.S., MPA April 3, 2014 (SSNA) — It has been my position since the very first days of the conflict that there was no coup and…
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The solution to South Sudan’s political problems lies in new blood
By Elhag Paul April 2, 2014 (SSNA) — The solution to the gross failure of governance in RSS is simply not only a problem of replacing President Salva Kiir with…
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General James Hoth, SPLA Chief of General Staff
By Deng Vanang ‘’Is he a professional soldier asserting independence of the army divided by ethnic loyalties or a political tactician weighing survival options at the military helm, asks Deng…
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Once finished with the Juba Court, all eyes must move to The Hague!
By: Justin Ambago Ramba April 2, 2014 (SSNA) — To be drunk with power is one thing. And to be drunk with alcohol is another thing. But to be drunk…
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Re: A response to “From CPJ to Members of AU Commission of Inquiry on South Sudan:” 31 March 2014, South Sudan News Agency
By Dennis E. Paul An open letter to the Citizens for Peace and Justice April 1, 2014 (SSNA) — I have been observing events in South Sudan since before independence. …
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Should Salva Kiir still alive in 2020 and president altogether?
By Deng Turuk Liem Worse still, Should Salva Kiir still alive in 2020 and president altogether, he will insist to seek third term in office as chairman and president April…
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Isolation of South Sudan Civil Society Will Bring Gaps in the Peace Process
By Peter Gai Manyuon March 31, 2014 (SSNA) — There have been a lot of debates and confrontations from the Juba government about civil society participation in the peace process…
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Why Equatoria supports an Interim Federal Government and a Federal Constitution
By Col. (Rtd). Wani Tombe Lako Lokitari March 30, 2014 (SSNA) — Whether people like it or not, Equatoria is always the political game-changer in the politics of South Sudan…
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Why I am opposed to IGAD’s role to mediate peace
By: Gatkuoth Lok You people of the world shouldlook into the malicious contradictory role played by IGAD in bad faith, the blood thirsty club of dictators which has orchestrated the…
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The Invisible Hand behind the Failed State
‘’How South Sudan socially mutated from Western favorite brain child during the war into a post – war’s spoiled one and eventual failed State at independence.’’ By Deng Vanang March…
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Massive Air and Ground Attacks Against Civilians in Darfur: New Reports from the Satellite Sentinel Project
By Eric Reeves In a series of recent reports, the Satellite Sentinel Project has provided substantial, professionally analyzed satellite imagery indicating unambiguously the continuing escalation of assaults on Darfuri civilians,…
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Joint Administration and UN Trusteeship Insulting but not Outlandish
By Kuir ë Garang March 28, 2014 (SSNA) — South Sudan’s young scholars, Nhial Tiitmamer and Abraham Awolich, wrote a remarkable policy update paper for their weekly review for The…
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What’s the crucial role for Equatoria in the realization of the New South Sudan?
By: Justin Ambago Ramba March 27, 2014 (SSNA) — Is it really possible that the current war being fought in south Sudan’s Greater Upper region can be successfully cordoned out…
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Re: The Rationale or Otherwise of Alleged Greater Equatoria Support to the Rebel Leader Dr. Riek Machar Teny
By Juma Mabor Marial March 27, 2014 (SSNA) — A fortnight or so ago, an online newspaper “Equatoria sun” unveiled a list of shadow cabinet alleged to have been formed…
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Republic of Southt Sudan: A Laughing Stock in Africa
Photo: UN/Getty Images By: Daniel Wuor Joak March 27, 2014 (SSNA) — It is so sad that a nascent country of nearly three years old could venture into unplanned and…
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