By Nhial K. Wicleek January 16, 2010 (SSNA) — Conditions never better the achievable political structure when system acts against the wills of the aspirers for a better system. It only increases and intensifies the jeopardy to the system and so comes restlessness of the State. This is symbolic framework of a failed system in…
By Dr. James Okuk January 16, 2010 (SSNA) — The Interim Constitution of Southern Sudan (2005), which is a corollary of the Interim Constitution of the Sudan, does not allow the contestants for the highest seat of the President of the Government of Southern Sudan to be in military uniform or possess a military title….
By Dr. James Okuk January 16, 2010 (SSNA) — If it becomes true in few days that H.E. Lt. Gen. Salva Kiir Mayardit is going to contest for GoSS Presidency, the 2008 Elections Act shall require him to pull out the military uniform and titles on himself and put on civilian suit or Nigerian Jellabia…
By Biel Boutros January 16, 2010 (SSNA) — The composition of the current Southern Sudan Legislative Assembly (SSLA) and the ten states’ Legislative Assemblies (SLA) leaves a lot to be desired. In short, there are those members who know what to do in the august house and in whose interest. These members discuss matters objectively…
By Adam Brickley January 9, 2010 (SSNA) — I will be honest in saying that I have procrastinated in writing this column for several days. It is not hard to write about how detestable I find Sudanese dictator Omar al-Bashir – quite the opposite. However, it does seem so much has been written about Bashir’s…
By Adam Brickley January 9, 2010 (SSNA) — I have never been to South Sudan. Heck, I’ve never been to Sudan at all, let alone Africa or the Eastern Hemisphere. Yes, I have a degree in Global Politics and will admit to being a long-time Africa watcher – but in all honesty, if you asked…
By: Biel Boutros “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 did not rally behind our freedom fighters during the years of liberation cause to secure a failed system” (Citizen Editor Nhial Bol, Friday, July 17, 2009,…
By: Dr. Justin Ambago Ramba, M.D. January 9, 2010 (SSNA) — It has long been said that a letter is known from the external address. This can also be partially true of our situation as related to southern Sudan, and those who have no any clue about the people of south Sudan will definitely resort…
By: Dr. Justin Ambago Ramba, M.D. January 9, 2010 (SSNA) — It seems that the Sudanese politics has settled for the two camps following the SPLM and Opposition interrupted demonstration held on Monday December 2009. The Sudan Peoples Liberation Movement (SPLM) well situated amongst the northern opposition parties of Umma (Sadiq al Mahdi), the Popular…
“Enough for Partisanship! Let Us Take Our Independence Seriously and NOW before TOMORROW”. By: Dr. Justin Ambago Ramba, MD. January 9, 2010 (SSNA) — Though we are not yet clearly out of the woods, but the south Sudanese’s call for an independent state has gained a huge momentum lately, thanks to the stubbornness of the…