South Sudan News Agency (Colorado Springs)

August 01

South Sudan: Kiir Appoints New Cabinet

South Sudanese president, Salva kiir Mayardiit, who has been talking about an inclusive government in his next administration after he sacked his entire cabinet on Jul 23, has... Read more »
Sudan: Response to South Sudan Law Students' Press Release Request for a Bar Course Institute in South Sudan [press release]

Our Law students studying in Uganda issued a press release seeking government and South Sudan Law Society to intervene and provide them an alternative for the mandatory Bar Course... Read more »
South Sudan: Analysis of the Current Appointment of the National Ministers in South Sudan [opinion]

According to my own reasoning and the way I am analyzing the current political arena of the Republic of South Sudan and more so, the appointment of the National Ministers excluding... Read more »

South Sudan: An Open Letter to the President of the Republic of South Sudan [press release]

TO GEN. SALVA KIIR MAYARDIT Read more »
Sudan: Who Can Put the Country On His or Her Head Alone Without the Rests? [opinion]

People might be wondering why am asking such a question like this to my fellow Countrymen and ladies in the Republic of South Sudan but for those who have known most of the things... Read more »
South Sudan: Bahr El Ghazal Got No Partner to Make War [opinion]

The greater Bahr el ghazal region held a conference three months back to cemented it regional policy to back up General Salva Kiir Mayadit in the expected election in 2015, the... Read more »
South Sudan: The Camel Has Gone Through the Eye of the Needle! [opinion]

Now that what hitherto seemed impossible, risky, unimaginable and a typical of the modus operandi of the President has taken place and the camel has gone through the eye of the... Read more »

South Sudan: Who Will Pay the Price, the President, or the Nation at Large? [opinion]

Quote "I have traveled and toured many villages, districts and regions, but I have never seen a byre without an entrance and exit door" Cannibal Read more »
South Sudan: Dr. Riak Might as Well Call it Quit [opinion]

The fear that has gripped the nation in the last couple of days in the anticipation of tribal violent is now dwindling away and people across the nation are returning to their... Read more »
South Sudan: What Is Leadership?

Every society or institution will always need leaders, whether that institution is in the political, social, religious or even the industrial realm. Before any institution can... Read more »

South Sudan: What Will Happen to SPLM After the Formation of the Cabinets? [opinion]

Sudan people Liberation Movement (SPLM) might collapse after the formation of the new Cabinets or the Chairman might be impeached by the political bureau and Liberation Council... Read more »

South Sudan: Why All Eyes Are On South Sudan [opinion]

It was long feared that an independent South Sudan would become ungovernable, that's why all eyes were quick to converge on the country the moment it came face to face with its... Read more »

South Sudan: Would Kiir Be Another Mugabe of South Sudan? [opinion]

This is a question South Sudanese must prepare to answer because what has been unfolding in Juba and beyond over the last few years is a gradual shift toward an autocratic rule by... Read more »
South Sudan: South Sudan - A Deeply Polarized Country! [opinion]

The world youngest country on earth is currently going through a lot of turbulent times that will prove whether or not it's (the country) going forward or slipping backward. The... Read more »
South Sudan: Dr. Marial Benjamin - A Political Footballer of the Year [opinion]

Dr. Marial is taller in academic with permanent head damage {PhD}, always smart in wording when speaking; tactical like Ronaldo in footballing, marial in colours for success and... Read more »
South Sudan: Whimsical Decision Making and a Dysfunctional Political Party [opinion]

I was never a fan of late Dr. John Garang but, on principle, I admired one quality in him: extensive reading and autodidactic attitude. Comfortingly enough, he read and referenced... Read more »
South Sudan: Ugandan President Has a Deadly Hand in South Sudan's Political Crisis [opinion]

I closely monitor South Sudan's security, political, and economic developments because it was a big part of my job as a former insider who worked for one of Uganda's most secret... Read more »

South Sudan: The Sudan Tribune and Whoever Posted an Article On the Quoting of the Wrong Articles of the Presidential Decrees [analysis]

The Sudan Tribune and whoever posted an article on the quoting of the wrong articles of the Presidential decrees do not have the correct version of the Transitional Constitution of... Read more »
South Sudan: All Eyes On the New Cabinet [opinion]

In life there is always that scene you utterly dread -either in dream or reality. For some cabinet members, July 23rd 2013 is one of those days you simply need to erase from... Read more »
South Sudan: Kiir Readjusts Himself for More Blunders [opinion]

There is no point in wasting the readers' time discussing the root causes of the current political hullabaloo in Juba, for the fact that all saw it coming, thanks to the IT plus... Read more »
South Sudan: The Nuer Community Will Not React Negatively to President Kiir's Reshuffling

The Nuer Community Development Services in the United States (NCDS-USA) has received mixed rumors from different sources that its members may react violently in response to the... Read more »

South Sudan: President Kiir Dissolves His Whole Cabinet

South Sudanese president, Salva Kiir Mayardiit, has issued a 'Republican Decree' dissolving his entire cabinet, including VP Machar and SPLM secretary general Pagan Amum. Read more »
South Sudan: Will the Formation of the New Government Bring Chaos or Peace in South Sudan? [opinion]

People are wondering who to be appoint as the National Minister since the Ministries are only eighteen, the question is , will President bring in new faces or the old one that are... Read more »
South Sudan: Contextualizing the Latest Round of Republican Decrees [opinion]

Not too long ago I wrote several articles in response to almost every round of presidential decrees in the past few months. In contextualizing the latest round of Republican... Read more »
South Sudan: A Tale of Juba and the Presidency! [opinion]

This is a presidential saga and its cabinet's analogy. When twining cohesively as political family and the sons of special mother, it has ostensibly regarded as a weakness, turned... Read more »

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