Author: Martin Berge, Jr.

Problemer i Sør-Sudan stikker dypt, og de lar seg ikke løse bare ved å fjerne lederne

Sist uke fikk Sør-Sudans president Salva Kiir et anonymt brev, skrevet av «patriotiske offiserer», og det sluttet slik: «Dersom folket reiser seg i protest, vil vi ikke løfte en hånd for å holde dem tilbake.» Brevet er formet som et oppgjør med presidenten hvor han beskyldes for å ha ødelagt landet. Det bærer tittelen: «Vi har fått nok»

Les hele den signerte fredsavtalen mellom myndighetene i Sør-Sudan og Sudan People’s Liberation Movement – North

The Sudanese government and a major rebel group from its southern Nuba Mountains on Sunday signed a document which paves the way for a final peace agreement by guaranteeing freedom of worship to all while separating religion and the state

The Trump and Biden administrations both declared China’s treatment of the Uighurs to be genocide. But the U.S. government has never applied the label of genocide to the mass killing, gang-rape and starvation of non-Dinka civilians by the state it midwifed: South Sudan, independent since 2011

Following the 2019 April revolution, Sudan now finds itself in the middle of a profound and uncertain political transition. Should the transition succeed, the country could move in directions that are novel in Sudan’s history. Should it fail, state fragmentation and new civil war could follow, with consequences not only for Sudan but for the wider region as well.

South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir on Monday dismissed Central Bank governor Jamal Wani amid the ailing economy