South Sudan News Agency (Colorado Springs)

June 19

Sudan: South Sudan - a Tumultuous Mixture of Raw Human Hatreds (part 2)

In part one of these series of articles, I said that, "if David Miliband and Ed Miliband were South Sudanese brothers; the Miliband family would have been destroyed for good.... Read more »
South Sudan: South Sudan - a Tumultuous Mixture of Raw Human Hatreds (part 1) [opinion]

If an objective South Sudanese, were to step outside, her/his legal, constitutional, socio-cultural, and psychological figurative coat; and then, look at South Sudan, as an... Read more »
South Sudan: On Abyei - Enough Is Enough [opinion]

No one whether locally or internationally can still argue there is more hope to resolve Abyei stalemate peacefully. It has been everybody's wish that dialogue could prevail over... Read more »

South Sudan: SPLA Garrisons Receive Primary Textbooks [press release]

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South Sudan: South Sudan Will Be a Good Spectator, While Its Oil Follows [opinion]

President al Bashir's outburst at a rally in Khartoum North on 8 June, 2013 was yet one in hundreds of occasions on which he often gets carried away by not exactly a bravado so as... Read more »
Sudan: The Arming of Rebels in Sudan and South Sudan - What Is the Evidence? [analysis]

News reporting in general, a great deal of analytic writing, and virtually all diplomatic pronouncements about military support for rebel groups-in South Sudan and Sudan-have had a... Read more »

South Sudan: An Open Letter to the Public Editor of the New York Times Concerning Darfur [opinion]

Dear Ms. Sullivan: Read more »
South Sudan: Dialogue With South Sudanese (part 4) [opinion]

As a very informed and concerned citizen of South Sudan, I am sincerely very extremely disturbed as regards the future of my country. I expressed this concern, in a different way,... Read more »
Sudan: Holding Juba & Khartoum to Unconditionally Implement Agreements

Whenever one hears about Sudan, you know that some government Antonov planes must have bombed civilian villages in Darfur, the Nuba Mountains or the Blue Nile regions. Or it has... Read more »
South Sudan: The Launch of the National Textbook Distribution in Western Equatoria State [press release]

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South Sudan: Jonglei Peace Initiative-North America's Conference Resolutions

We the delegates and participants of this judicious conference; Read more »

South Sudan: Federalism - a Likely Game Changer in South Sudan's 2015 Elections!! [opinion]

Notwithstanding the many voices that continue to relentlessly advocate for a federal system of government in South Sudan, the issue of type of governance to be adopted in this... Read more »
South Sudan: Jay Johnson - the Anxiety Over the General Election of 2015 [opinion]

Jay Johnson has thrown the gauntlet down challenging us to prove that we genuinely hold human rights value by not voting for Riek Machar, a known violator of human rights in the... Read more »
South Sudan: South Sudan Civil Society Alliance Discusses National Issues With the Presidential Legal Advisor Appeals to Meet the President [press release]

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South Sudan: The Trust of Enemy [opinion]

With the announcement made by Sudanese President Omar Hassan Al-Bashir on Saturday instructing his oil minister Awad Al-Jaz to block the pipeline that carrying South Sudan crude... Read more »

South Sudan: "When Will People Stop Criticizing the SPLM"? They Keep Asking [opinion]

"Without freedom of thought there can be no such thing as wisdom & no such thing as public liberty without freedom of speech", Benjamin Franklin. Read more »
South Sudan: Is Riak Machar Paranoid? [opinion]

Most certainly, you can make that argument, and you might be surprised to come to that conclusion, especially if you were paying attention to the news media of late. Read more »

South Sudan: Sshursa Commemorates Isaiah Abraham, Pays Condolences to the Family, Calls for Justice to Be Done for His Family and Urges the State to Respect the Constitution

Today June 5th 2013, the South Sudan Human Rights Society for Advocacy (SSHURSA) continues to remember the painful departure of one of us, a colleague, fellow citizen and human... Read more »
Sudan: Statement of the Chairman of SPLM-DC On the Fourth Anniversary of SPLM-DC

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South Sudan: Dialogue With South Sudanese (part 3)

My dear sisters and brothers, citizens of South Sudan; my political opinions, regarding the perilous times that we lived in, as a precursor to the referendum; were also informed by... Read more »
South Sudan: Time to Refer President Kiir and the Oyee Machine to ICC

We have shouted and shouted and shouted to the authorities in Juba about the state of lawlessness and SPLM Oyee terror in the country only for these cries to fall on deaf ears. The... Read more »
South Sudan: Regionalism As Set to Replace Party Politics in South Sudan!

Talking about regionalism, insecurity, corruption, nepotism, cronyism and tribalism in the context of the nascent country of the Republic of South Sudan (RSS) should be a boring... Read more »

South Sudan: Whew!!! Alcohol Ban Within Lakes State Perimeter

Alcohol has become a silent killer after poverty. It is a catalyst that increase the rate of bankruptcy of an individual drinker and for that reason, alcohol manifest itself as a... Read more »

South Sudan: For UN Peacekeepers, New Means for Changing Times [opinion]

The history of United Nations peacekeeping is one of innovation and adaptation. Until some twenty years ago, UN peacekeeping seemed a more straightforward affair. Blue Helmets were... Read more »
South Sudan: Why Is President Kiir Saying "Never" to ICC Before the 2015 Elections?!!! [opinion]

No wonder that the elections season has begun in Africa's newest country of South Sudan and it's now every ones talk how the incumbent president is for sure going to make it head... Read more »

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