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Does South Sudan really need an election in 2015?
| Posted on May 2, 2013 at 11:50 PM |
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By Ajang -Mawe-
The answer to the above question is surely an emphatic 'YES' for most South Sudanese. But a 'why' follow up question will definitely have assortment of answers ranging from fumbling with words, head scratching and roof staring to nose-picking!
On the other divide, anyone focusing on preparation instead of an immediate election in our current state of affairs will be accused of ignorance, being out of touch or just a blind ...
Read Full Post »The Republican Decree withdrawing delegated functions to VP as per Article 105(d) of South Sudan Constitution
| Posted on April 17, 2013 at 3:25 AM |
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NileGlobe Notes: Recap of applicable legislations from South Sudan Transitional Constitution:
Article 105: Functions of the Vice President; The Vice President shall perform the following functions:
(a) act for the President in his or her absence from the country;
(b) be a member of the Council of Ministers;
(c) be a member of the Security Council; and
(d) perform any other function or duty that may be assigned to him or her by the...
Read Full Post »Will the upcoming 'national reconciliation and healing' in South Sudan be a success?
| Posted on April 9, 2013 at 7:35 PM |
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By Ajang -Mawe-
The hyped upcoming 'national reconciliation and healing' process generates a lot of questions more than the answers it provides. To say the least, it has basically pre-failed to achieve its objective. For any reconciliation and healing to take place, it has to be a process, occurring in different phases. First of all, the past crimes have to be squarely owned by the perpetrators. On the other hand, the victims will then make a choice bet...
Read Full Post »Corruption, Political Instability and the Absence of Physical Infrastructure Are Afflicting Developmental Efforts in Africa
| Posted on April 9, 2013 at 7:20 PM |
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By Apioth Mayom Apioth*
In my view, three major factors are preventing the surge of development in Africa. The first of these factors is corruption. How did the Equatorial Guinea's president end up stashing away $700 million into his own bank account? How did the $4 billion slip through the cracks of accounting books ...
Read Full Post »Raila Odinga to challenge Kenya's presidential election result in court
| Posted on March 10, 2013 at 1:25 AM |
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Nation - Odinga: Democracy is on trial, the courts must have final say Fellow Kenyans

Fellow Kenyans, We again stand at a very pivotal moment in our history.
We have created a new Kenya out of the ashes of the one that was nearly de...
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