Recall South Sudanese Ambassador from Khartoum: Says Dr Luka Biong?
By Wani Tombe Lako February 11, 2013 (SSNA) — Dr Luka Biong, for reasons best known to him, and he is entitled to his personal opinion, is calling for the…
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Humanitarian Conditions in Darfur: The most recent reports reveal a relentless deterioration
By Eric Reeves Context February 10, 2013 (SSNA) — Violence continues to rage throughout Darfur, indeed has dramatically accelerated in recent weeks. This has created an insecurity that endangers not…
Read More South Sudan Must Reform Its Army to Avoid an Inevitable National Crisis! (Part Two)
"South Sudan’s unity and stability lies in having a non-partisan, regionally representative and ethnically balanced national army" By: Justin Ambago Ramba February 10, 2013 (SSNA) — This is a follow-up…
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The Systemic Underdevelopment of South Sudan by South Sudanese
By Wani Tombe Lako February 10, 2013 (SSNA) — How many of us in the Republic of South Sudan (RoSS), including those of us running the central and state governments…
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Kampala must not be allowed to use Juba to unsettle Khartoum
By Wani Tombe Lako February 10, 2013 (SSNA) — The United Nations Charter (1945), at article 4(2) maintains that, ‘All Members shall refrain in their international relations from the threat…
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Is there any legal right to development: The case of South Sudan
By Wani Tombe Lako February 10, 2013 (SSNA) — Legal rights are those rights that any human person, or any legal person, can sue for in any court of law,…
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Synonymy of governments with tribes: The case of South Sudan
By Wani Tombe Lako February 10, 2013 (SSNA) — When some rulers of Third World Governments (TWG) embarked consciously, and purposefully, to fill all major and minor government constitutionals, civil,…
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The making of civil war in South Sudan
By Wani Tombe Lako February 9, 2013 (SSNA) — Just less than twenty four months in its existence as an independent sovereign State, the Republic of South Sudan (RoSS) is…
Read More What are the pillars of Foreign Policy in South Sudan?
By Wani Tombe Lako February 9, 2013 (SSNA) — We South Sudanese want to know very urgently; as to what are the cardinal pillars of our foreign policy, on the…
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Real versus Politicised National Reconciliation in South Sudan
By Wani Tombe Lako February 9, 2013 (SSNA) — It is socially, morally, politically, and personally refreshing, to hear and see that, the government of South Sudan (GoSS) is engaging…
Read More Land grabbing in and around Juba may soon be a thing of the past
By Jacob K. Lupai February 8, 2013 (SSNA) — Recently land grabbing in and around Juba has hit news headlines. The Citizen newspaper of Friday, January 25, 2013 – Vol.7.…
Read More The Emerging “Asian Value” in South East Asia Nations
By Peter Reat Gatkuoth February 8, 2013 (SSNA) — Human rights struggle is not always or partially connected with the economic success and function. Some nations had been very successful…
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South Sudan must reform its huge army to avoid an Inevitable Crisis (Part I)
“The unnecessarily huge Army is an economic burden on the new state of south Sudan.”! By: Justin Ambago Ramba February 7, 20213 (SSNA) — In South Sudan as it’s the…
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One Dead Shilluk Too Many
By Yorwin Otor February 7, 2013 (SSNA) — Two days ago, a body of a dead Shilluk boy came floating in the river until it reached and anchored on the…
Read More Political Joke: Nhial Deng Nhial and Majak Ago’ot Atem Die
By Holy Crook February 3, 2013 (SSNA) — In the year 2099, Majak Ago’ot Atem and Nhial Deng Nhial die of old age; on the same day – December 31.…
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South Sudan under SPLM’s “Mock Democracy”
By: Justin Ambago Ramba February 3, 2013 (SSNA) — When a system of governance is not founded on concrete institutions, such a system will obviously come to show signs of instability…
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