A Country of the Laziest Never Prospers: A case of South Sudan
By John Adoor Deng, Australia Almost countless articles get posted daily on South Sudan news channels, the question is, are these articles being read widely? If they are read, are their messages...
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Shaheen Welcomes Marathoner Marial Back to NH
Source: Concordpatch The Olympic spirit is one of triumph over adversity," she noted. U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen, D-NH, welcomed Olympic athlete Guor Marial back to New Hampshire on Aug. 31, to...
View ArticleTribalism; The Curse of the ROSS
By Prof. Wani Tombe, Sudan Vision In the nascent Republic of South Sudan (ROSS); the system of governance is Tribocracy instead of Democracy. Tribocracy is a rule by a tribe or groups of tribes who...
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Editorial: The Enduring Mystery of Collective Punishments in Jonglei
By Mac Madol Agorok September 2, 2012, Guymon OK (Borglobe) - the way leaders have been taking laws on omission and impose collective punishments on civil populations is a continuation of the same...
View ArticleThe Settlement Challenges Facing South Sudanese Refugee Community in the...
Author: William Abur 2012 William.abur@live.vu.edu.au Abstract The purpose of this article is to explore the settlement challenges facing the South Sudanese refugee community in the western suburbs...
View ArticleAppointment of Dr. Francis Deng as a South Sudan Permanent Representative to...
By Philip Manyok For a while, many South Sudanese have voiced their criticism about President Kiir indecisiveness in how he appoints candidates for public offices. This began when he appointed...
View Article60 Genocide Scholars Call on Obama Administration to Help the Embattled...
September 5, 2012 To Whom It May Concern, More than sixty genocide scholars are calling on the Obama Administration to airlift aid to thousands of Sudanese facing starvation in the embattled Nuba...
View ArticleTitle: Exploring impacts of settlement related challenges and psychological...
By William Abur The research question • What are the settlement-related challenges facing the South Sudanese refugee group and how are these challenges impacting on the health and psychological...
View ArticleUnfeasibility and shortsightedness of the Four Freedoms’ Agreement between...
By Phillip Manyok First and foremost, let me be clear here, since the death of the late Dr. John Garang in2005, I have never had doubt about President Kiir ability to lead us through the darkest days...
View ArticleTimeline South Sudan: The Evolutionary Phases of South Sudan’s Liberation...
“Garang, the son of my mother, have you come? Take over the command from here now. Chagai, my work is finished: give me something to drink and celebrate the start of the revolution. Chagai Atem, I...
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Warrior Graduation Ceremony Reveals Kenya at a Crossroads
Marcy Mendelson in Kenya for National Geographic Published September 21, 2013 As young Samburu men become leaders, their community responds to change Some 423 warriors. Hundreds of cattle...
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Magnum Photographer Eli Reed’s Project Documents “Lost Boys” of Sudan
The University of Texas at Austin AUSTIN, Texas — The Harry Ransom Center presents “Eli Reed: The Lost Boys of Sudan,” an exhibition of photographs by Eli Reed (b. 1946), Magnum photographer and...
View ArticleWhy a U.N. rights council seat could be good for South Sudan
By Biel Boutros Biel, Special to CNN Editor’s note: Biel Boutros Biel is co-chair of the National Human Rights Forum and executive director of the South Sudan Human Rights Society for Advocacy. He is...
View ArticleHelp South Sudan’s campaign to stop violence and killing against civilians
By Machar Dau Yuang I would like to write about the surprising, huge and tragic death toll recorded of people who lost their lives in the attack of both villages of Paliau and Maar in the area of Twic...
View ArticleGOD SAVE OUR NATION; SOUTH SUDAN
Press Release For immediate release December 23/12/2013 The...
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Why South Sudan has exploded in violence
By Philip Roessler The Washington Post This is a guest post by College of William and Mary political scientist Philip Roessler. His research focuses on political violence, and he has conducted...
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The Equation of Peaceful Co-existence in Jonglei State after the mass...
By Maker Lual Kuol On Tuesday 17th December 2013, Bor Town in particular and County in general witnessed and experienced the most dreadful destruction on human lives and properties. It was the fourth...
View ArticleSouth Sudan: Life In The Wilderness
By Dhieu On 16 Dec 2013, I heard of fights in the Capital of South Sudan from my colleague Chol Wech, he told me of everything that conspired in Juba in the previous night. He said that the...
View ArticleAustralian on A story How He Escaped South Sudan Violence
My name is Abraham Jongroor. Recently I returned from South Sudan where I witnessed the unfolding humanitarian catastrophe that is happening there. I saw the human suffering which is occurring, because...
View ArticleClooney: New Lost Boys of South Sudan
By George Clooney and John Prendergast USA TODAY Renewed warfare creating a new generation of child soldiers. U.S. has a role to play. The only activity in the hospital compound in Bor, South...
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