South Sudan News Agency (Colorado Springs)

December 3

Sudan: Sudan Planting Evidences - False Graves Discovered in Kiir Adem, NBGs [press release]

The Sudanese government is notorious particularly laying bogus claims on any South Sudanese border area perceived to be rich in natural resources. Read more »
South Sudan: Equatoria Holds South Together - Critique of Holland and Fletcher's Report On South Sudan [opinion]

Hereward Holland and Pascal Fletcher's article 'Special Report: In South Sudan, plunder preserves a fragile peace' edited by Simon Robinson and published by Reuters on Tuesday 20th... Read more »

Sudan: The Country Needs Responsible Opinion Writers At This Stage and Not the 'Isaiah Abraham' Type!

The absence of a free press in the new republic of South Sudan can't be over-stressed while the incumbent totalitarian SPLM-led government continues to silence all its critics by... Read more »
South Sudan: Growing Violence in Darfur Deserves Honest Reporting, Not More Flatulent UN Nonsense

UN and UNAMID leadership, including Acting JSR for UNAMID Aichatou Mindaoudou, the UN High Commission for Human Rights, the UN Special Rapporteur for the Human Rights of Displaced... Read more »

South Sudan: A Radical Approach Needed in the National Interest of South Sudan [analysis]

South Sudan, up until 9 July 2011, was an integral part of the Sudan. Precisely on the 9th July 2011 it became the independent Republic of South Sudan, the newest country on planet... Read more »

South Sudan: The Missing Point in Kuir Aguer's 'Dr. Lam Akol Misses the Point' - Part Two [opinion]

There were many horrendous atrocities committed by northern Sudanese and by our own liberation army during our long, bitter war for independence. Read more »
South Sudan: Dueling With Windmills - Former Anchorman At Radio Juba Loses His Footing [opinion]

Mr. Luk does not seem to have luck in finding a niche in professional life nor in the quicksand of South Sudanese politics. After more than 20 good (in this case, bad) years in... Read more »

Somalia: Stabilizing Somalia - a New Chapter Begins

When a Turkish Airlines flight touched down at Aden Adde International Airport near the Somali capital of Mogadishu on 16 March, it seemed like a sign of good things to come. It... Read more »
Africa: Reversing Female Circumcision on the Continent

Tonte Ikoluba was 13 years old when her grandmother came to her family home to circumcise her. It was important she go through the rite, her grandmother said, in order to become a... Read more »
South Sudan: Application of King Solomon's Famous Ruling On Abyei Case [opinion]

The Government of Sudan has shifted 'their position from its previous claims on Abyei being Sudan territory to its current position of wanting to cut it in two, in a move aimed at... Read more »

South Sudan: Recent Video - People in the Nuba Mountains of South Kordofan Are Living in Caves--and Slowly Starving [opinion]

See October 2012 Report and Video Clip from NUBA REPORTS (http://www.nubareports.org//reports/hidden-hunger-life-caves-nuba-mountains; video also available at... Read more »
South Sudan: Dr. Lam Akol - No Sugarcoating!! [opinion]

As those of you who follow me on my column may have noticed that, in the last few months, I have been trying hard to stick with my self-imposed writing drought about the "Jallaba... Read more »

Sudan: Unamid Evacuates Wounded SAF Soldiers in Darfur - Larger Implications [opinion]

On November 13, 2012 the UN/African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) made the decision to provide "medevac" (medical evacuation) to approximately twelve Sudan Armed Forces (SAF)... Read more »

South Sudan: Rights Group Calls for Extension of Constitutional Commission Time [press release]

The South Sudan Human Rights Society for Advocacy (SSHURSA) calls upon the office of the President of South Sudan Salva Kiir Mayardit to cause an amendment to the Transitional... Read more »
Sudan: Juba and Khartoum - They Want to Be Both Partners and Enemies at the Same Time and Expect Progress! [opinion]

To set the platform for the arguments that will follow we would all want to assume even if only once that there is no any slightest doubt in the back of our minds on the fact that... Read more »

Sudan: International Acceptance of Khartoum's Continuing Campaign of Extermination [opinion]

Fate of the "Tripartite Agreement" on Humanitarian Access to South Kordofan and Blue Nile Read more »

South Sudan: Dr. Ambago Ramba - Mile 14 Is Politically Different From Abyei [opinion]

One may wonder why Dr Justin Ambago did politically compare Abyei issue with mile 14 which was recently signed on 27 September, 2012 by negotiating team to the surprise of Dinka... Read more »
South Sudan: South Sudan - to Either Abide With Human Rights and Cooperate With the Unimiss or Quit the UN Family All Together! [opinion]

Following the expulsion of the UNMISS Human Rights Investigator Sandra Beidas (a British National), from South Sudan, this new country seems to have opened yet another chapter in a... Read more »
South Sudan: Dr. Lam Akol Was Overly Ambiguous in His Reply to Kuir Garang's Open Letter [opinion]

Dr. Lam Akol missed an important opportunity to clarify his stance and that of the SPLM-DC on vital national issues in his reply to Kuir Garang's open letter. Read more »
South Sudan: Dr. Lam Akol Misses the Point - an Analysis of His Reply to Kuir E Garang [opinion]

First I would like to congratulate Dr. Lam Akol on his emphatic and eloquent response to Kuir Garang's open letter dated October 29, 2012! Read more »

South Sudan: Juba Day Secondary School - Between Becoming a Private Hospital and a Church! [opinion]

Land grabbing is rife in the new Republic of South Sudan and more so in its capital and seat of government - the town of Juba. And before we get into the story of this highly... Read more »

Sudan: As Al Bashir Cries Over the 'Yarmouk Weapons Factory'.........thanks to Whoever Did the Job! [opinion]

In the last week of the last month of October 2012 the world's audiovisual media was taken up by the news of the bombing of what came to be known later as the Sudan's secretive... Read more »
South Sudan: Concerning Civilians in Blue Nile and South Kordofan, an Open Letter to - Princeton Lyman, U.S. Speci [opinion]

Department of State Read more »
South Sudan: People First - a Response to Dr. Lam Akol [opinion]

I'd like to thank you for your article dated October 31, 2012 in response to my open letter. This letter not only positioned you positively in the eyes of conscientious and... Read more »

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