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Category: Columnists

Home Opinion Archive by Category "Columnists" (Page 2)

New ideas, developing leaders

May 21, 2016Articles, Columnists, OpinionNo CommentsDuop
“A group of young [South Sudanese] taking part in the UNFPA Youth and Adolescents Programme at the Juba III civilian protection camp.” Photo: Kenneth OdiwuorBy Ambassdor Dhano Obongo May 21, 2016 (SSNA) -- Leadership is a noticeable exercise of practices and not something incomprehensible that cannot be understood by normal people. With feedback and usage,...
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Harvesting the sun

May 17, 2016Analyses, Articles, Columnists, OpinionNo CommentsDuop
“The world’s largest solar power plant in Morocco will eventually provide 1.1 million people with electricity.” Photo credit: World Bank/ Dana Smillie Scaling up solar power to meet Africa’s energy needs Note to editor: Sun radiation abounds across sub-Saharan Africa, writes Franck Kuwonu. The continent has 7 of the 10 sunniest countries on earth: Chad, Egypt,...
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Confronting the policy of land grab in South Sudan

May 15, 2016Analyses, Articles, Columnists, OpinionNo CommentsDuop
By Elhag Paul April 7, 2016 (SSNA) -- The reaction of General Thomas Cirilo Swaka, a highly renowned liberation war hero against the Jieng land grabbers who descended to his village, Gwu’duge in Rajaf should not surprise the people.  It is an expected outcome to an undeclared and unspoken Jieng policy being implemented by the...
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Citizen’s Power, National Security and the Intimidation of Civilians

May 6, 2016Analyses, Articles, Columnists, OpinionNo CommentsDuop
By Kuir Garang June 5, 2016 (SSNA) -- Citizens in any nation should, in principle, be the true owners of power. Undoubtedly, they are the ones to reward or punish subversive behaviors or deeds contrary to the health and well-being of state’s socio-political, socio-economic, socio-cultural and socio-intellectual development.  In Africa, however, power is concentrated in...
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Letter to President Kiir on South Sudan joining East African Community

March 4, 2016ColumnistsNo Commentssouthsudannews

To: President of South Sudan, General Salva Kiir Mayardit, Chairman of SPLM and Commander in Chief of SPLA Cc: Chairman of SPLM-In Opposition, Dr. Riek Machar Teny Cc: Comrade Pagan Amum, Leader for Former Detainees Cc. Dr. Lam Akol, Chairman for Democratic Change Party Cc. South Sudan Legislative Assembly Cc. Council of States Assembly Cc. EAC Secretariat…

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Future of Nuer in South Sudan politics remains uncertain!

January 18, 2016ColumnistsNo Commentssouthsudannews

By Peter Gai Manyuon January 18, 2016 (SSNA) — Politically, Nuer are organized in to what might be called “tribes” which consist of further sub-divisions by lineage. The lineages are a major structural factor for political order.  The territorial grouping and lineage groupings are more closely aligned for some purposes than others. There is no overall political…

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My Message to South Sudanese Citizens

January 15, 2016ColumnistsNo Commentssouthsudannews

By Gabrial Pager Ajang January 12, 2016 (SSNA) — This year I will scale down my writings on South Sudan’s issues. This decision is not New Year resolution. And it is not because am busy, if anything, I have been busy man since I came to United States. Each year, my responsibilities grow, grow and…

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An Open Letter To Jonglei State Governor Philip Aguer Panyang

January 8, 2016ColumnistsNo Commentssouthsudannews

By Jok Mayom January 6, 2016 (SSNA) — First and foremost, Your Excellency Philip Aguer Panyang, allow me to congratulate you for the selection made by the people of Twic Community and Greater Bor at large not forgetting His Excellency Salva Kiir Mayardit, the President of the Republic of South Sudan for his trust bestowed…

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Will 2016 be a year of peace?

January 6, 2016ColumnistsNo Commentssouthsudannews

By: Bol Khan January 6, 2016 (SSNA) — As all eyes, all over the world, are on South Sudan; the New Year, 2016 is expected to be a year of peace for South Sudanese people. If and only if: Implementations of the Peace Agreement signed last year but brokered by the regional bloc, IGAD can…

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South Sudan’s government is at the verge of anarchism

December 29, 2015ColumnistsNo Commentssouthsudannews

December 28, 2015 (SSNA) — The Government of South Sudan is falling to the verge of anarchy. The aftermath of Juba Nuer killing, creation and amendment of 28 (twenty-eight) states are the signs leading South Sudan to the verge of anarchy. Conversely, the government of South Sudan becomes a tribal government which rejects all conventional…

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