Distortion of concept of taking towns to villages in South Sudan
By Jacob K. Lupai December 14, 2012 (SSNA) — After the dust of turmoil settles down in South Sudan some people may find themselves in the dock in the International…
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Who killed South Sudan’s prolific writer: Isaiah Abraham?
By Daniel Deng December 14, 2012 (SSNA) — First and foremost, my sincere condolences go to the people of South Sudan, jonglei, Twic East, relatives and family of late Isaiah…
Read More South Sudan Kills Her ‘Sun’
By Moses Bul December 13, 2012 (SSNA) — It is with profound regret and sorrow that we conceive the unfortunate assassination of the celebrated Sudan Tribune reporter Isaiah Abraham. He…
Read More The Republic of South Sudan Motto Statements: Justice, Liberty, and Prosperity
By Goy Malual Leek December 13, 2012 (SSNA) — We have all heard the cries of the people of South Sudan in expressing their discontentment with the government of the…
Read More Silence May be taken for Complicity: An appeal to Mr. Oyai Deng Ajak, Dr. Majak D’Agoot Atem, Mr. Nhial Deng Nhial and Dr. Riek Machar
By Kuir ë Garang December 13, 2012 (SSNA) — For those of us familiar with American war against Fundamental Islam, or as some people euphemise it, War on Terror, the…
Read More Civilian protection in the Republic of South Sudan, whose responsibility is it?
By Magok Alier Akuot December 12, 2012 (SSNA) — The International Humanitarian Law defines civilian as a person who is not a member of his or her country’s armed forces…
Read More And The Question is, ‘What killed Isaiah Abraham?’
By Martin Garang Aher December 11, 2012 (SSNA) — On December 5th, 2012, a day that has become one of the drabbest days in South Sudan, and particularly bloodcurdling within…
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Tackling insecurity of paramount importance to avoid disunity in South Sudan
By Jacob K. Lupai December 10, 2012 (SSNA) — South Sudan fought two bitter wars (1955 to 1972 and 1983 to 2005) against what was perceived as gross marginalization by…
Read More Juba – Murders investigation with South Sudan Justice
By Justin Maker December 9, 2012 (SSNA) — As corruptions increases policemen – the straight-laced, the brutal, and the sleazy – investigate a series of murders with their own brand…
Read More The Collapsing Sudanese Economy: Political and Military Implications, International Obligations
By Eric Reeves December 8, 2012 (SSNA) — Recent commentary on the purported “coup attempt” in Khartoum has been quite various, sometimes even fanciful, with little in the way of consensus…
Read More The President of South Sudan, Salva Kiir, Must Resign
By Gabrial Pager Ajang December 8, 2012 (SSNA) — The viability of any state rests on its domestic and foreign policies. However, the amounting internal and international pressures on the…
Read More Isaiah Abraham, you’ll hardly be forgotten
BY: John Bith Aliap, Adelaide, Australia December 7, 2012 (SSNA) — The untimely death of our great friend Isaiah Abraham on Tuesday the 4th of December is a big blow…
Read More Write to Die or Stop writing
By Deng Mangok Ayuel December 6, 2012 (SSNA) — I’m not going to change the way I look or the way I feel to conform to anything. I’ve always been…
Read More The Big Black Dark Day in the fight against dictatorship, abuse of rule of law and human rights in South Sudan
By: Biel Boutros Biel “We are sound minded people and we cannot be bullied to follow a failed system run by officials who are unable to deliver services. Our people…
Read More Poverty of Wisdom and the death of Isaiah Abraham in South Sudan
By Kuir ë Garang December 5, 2012 (SSNA) — The death of Isaiah Abraham is disheartening. What exactly did we fight for? What would a person like me hope for…
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Police professionalism and ethics in South Sudan!!
By: Daniel Abushery Daniel (USA) December 4, 2012 (SSNA) — There’s a famous quote from Eleanor Rosevelt that goes; “great minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, and little minds…
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