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The broken social boundaries in South Sudan

13 years ago

By Elhag Paul July 4, 2013 (SSNA) — The third Equatoria meeting in two years dubbed ‘Equatoria Consultative Conference’ with the theme “Fostering Equatoria Leadership in Building Cohesive Nation” held…

Falsehood Accusations by Obang Metho and Dr. Birhanu Nega to Weaken the Ethiopian Government

13 years ago

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By Duach Ruot Mach July 4, 2013 (SSNA) — I would not go far beyond Obang and his character but I have to highlight some of his misbehavior on human…

South Sudan: ‘A Failed State Status’ overshadows the country’s second Independence Anniversary!

13 years ago

Editorials

By: Justin Ambago Ramba July 4, 2013 (SSNA) — South Sudan, the world’s youngest nation, only two years old, for that matter, but as a direct consequence of the poor…

Vincent Kuany Latjor: A man who struggled for the right of his people wholeheartedly

13 years ago

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By Lul Gatkuoth Gatluak July 3, 2013 (SSNA) — According to Sudan Tribune, “an Anyanya II veteran leader Vincent Kuany latjor has passed away after battling with a long time…

Accountability as the Golden and Cultural Phenomenon

13 years ago

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By Kuir ë Garang July 2, 2013 (SSNA) — No government can succeed in anything without strong institutional functionality modals. At any level, there has to be day-to-day methods for…

Burden of History behind Ngundeng Bong’s Big Picture

13 years ago

Editorials

By Deng Vanang July 2, 2013 (SSNA) — As South Sudan independence’s day celebrations fast approach, it is time to reflect on people and events that had shaped history leading…

South Sudan: A Tumultuous Mixture of Raw Human Hatreds (part 7)

13 years ago

Editorials

By Wani Tombe Lako July 2, 2013 (SSNA) — Sometimes back in 2007, in Juba, President Lt. Gen. Mayardit, in direct reference to the CPA, which gave birth to the…

South Sudan: A Tumultuous Mixture of Raw Human Hatreds (part 6)

13 years ago

Editorials

By Wani Tombe Lako June 30, 2013 (SSNA) — In (part 5) of these series of articles, I used this extensive quote, in which, in 2007, in Juba, commenting about…

Do we still need Kiir’s leadership?

13 years ago

Editorials

By: Justin Ambago Ramba June 29, 2013 (SSNA) — No way can South Sudan continue to have Salva Kiir as its president, and still hope to catch up with the…

Bashir’s Regime Rolls to its End

13 years ago

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By Salah Shuaib June 28, 2013 (SSNA) — The consistent opposition against Bashir’s regime is inevitably going to escalate in the coming months. But there is a question which should…

Abyei’s Future Status in South Sudan

13 years ago

Editorials

By Deng Vanang June 28, 2013 (SSNA) — This article is in reply to the question posed by one of those who read my June 15th, 2013 opinion piece titled:…

The Terrible Two’s Happy Birthday South Sudan

13 years ago

Columnists

By “Papa” Maury Clark June 27, 2013 (SSNA) — Child development experts may have more technically accurate descriptions for the period that we parents call “THE TERRIBLE TWO’S”. But only…

President Kiir’s pedantic tricks in the SPLM Oyee machine

13 years ago

Editorials

By Elhag Paul June 26, 2013 (SSNA) — President Kiir with his pedantic tricks is at it again. This time he picks on those in the inner circle of the…

Political months Ahead: How Kiir manoeuvred his deputy and neutralised his venom

13 years ago

Editorials

By: Lueth Bol Dengker June 26, 2013 (SSNA) — The south Sudan’s leadership conference will be an interesting episode to watch. It will be an all-out war. However, the most…

More rough times ahead for South Sudan!

13 years ago

Editorials

By: Justin Ambago Ramba June 25, 2013 (SSNA) — Of recent everything and everyday has come to look the same for South Sudan before even celebrating its second Independence anniversary.…

South Sudan: A Tumultuous Mixture of Raw Human Hatreds (part 5)

13 years ago

Editorials

By Wani Tombe Lako June 24, 2013 (SSNA) — The SPLM/A leaders came to town in 2005, with bad political faith. Based on their conducts and political, as well as…

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