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National Unity: A Project For Each And Every South Sudanes

22 May 2013 | Comments (0)
"Equatoria has spoken and is committed to objective federalism as opposed to ethnic federalism of the dependent scaremongers." Read more
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Is David Yau Yau Really a Rebel?

20 May 2013 | Comments (1)
"...it is quite possible that we may be mislabeling a terrorist, a warlord or a plain psychopath with an army as a rebel." Read more
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SS Permanent Constitution: A Silent Repetition of Constitutional Crisis

18 May 2013 | Comments (0)
"A constitution is the mirror of the people and if you do not see yourself in the mirror, it’s obvious that such a mirror may find it way into dustbin." Read more
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The Case for Reconciliation as the Mandate of the Church in South Sudan

14 May 2013 | Comments (0)
"...it is common knowledge that throughout our history the church has always served as our peace broker, and often assumed the role of our true government not only in relation to our spiritual and moral management, but also in terms of delivering services" Read more
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Does Social Media Have A Role In African Politics?

14 May 2013 | Comments (1)
"...there is a new breed of politician who is not only content with being a commentator on social media platforms, but wants to use technology to influence politics and social reform." Read more
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Kenyatta, Ruto And The ICC

14 May 2013 | Comments (0)
"Whichever way you look at it a major diplomatic earthquake is about to happen".
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The Political Issues Facing South Sudan

09 May 2013 | Comments (1)
"A constitution must recognize all the aspects in consideration of the cultural diversity of the people that will own it. It is thus a matter of paramount national importance that requires an inclusive participation of all the political and social spectrum of our country." Read more
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I am Dinka and Ngok is me!

09 May 2013 | Comments (0)
"But why does the tick still sucking blood
When it has long become extremely turgid?
Why did the guest turned a furious pest,
After being given a wonderful social rest?" Read more
Posted in: Opinions, Books & Poetry

South Sudan Lacks Media Laws, Fails To Protect Journalists

09 May 2013 | Comments (0)
"South Sudan has no state body mandated to regulate the media. Security forces engage in de facto censorship through harassment and illegal detentions." Read more
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The Peril of Ethnic Federalism in the Republic of South Sudan

04 May 2013 | Comments (0)
"There is also a naïve perception that true democracy can be attained only through federal constitutional making." Read more
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