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South Sudan: Govt Signs 'Suspicious' Oil Agreements to Turn Economy Around
East African, 15 April 2017
The South Sudanese government is signing deals with suspected wheelerdealers, some of whom may be out to take advantage of Juba's financial crisis. Read more »
Critics Warn South Sudan to Be Wary When Signing Oil Deals
President Salva Kiir has received offers from agents of established companies, organizations and financing groups worth billions of dollars, that critics warn will mortgage the country and its resources for generations.
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South Sudan: Why Govt Continues to Fall Out of Favour With International Partners
The Conversation Africa, 9 April 2017
The relationship between the government of South Sudan and the donor community is changing. International discourse on the East African country has moved from warm and sympathetic… Read more »
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South Sudan: Why Calling for a Ceasefire in South Sudan Can Be a Bad Idea
African Arguments, 12 April 2017
Even a seemingly uncontroversial demand can have complex, and potentially adverse, implications. Read more »
