*The Centre for International and National Affairs Analysis*

10/20/2020

Really! If the government of North Sudan can afford to compensate American families who lost their loved ones to terrorism it sponsored, will it be forgiven?

The removal will take place if Sudan follows through on its pledge to pay $335 million to American terror victims and their families

08/01/2020

What’s wonderful genius African teenager from Cameron experimenting a remote-controller passenger plane! I hope he will be the first Unmanned Passenger Plane (UPP) manufacturer in the world.

07/30/2020

https://youtu.be/4vL_eBWkw28

Dr. John Garang's interview.

07/10/2020

With music of Johnson Jok Lal, I am wishing you all South Sudanese a Happy 9th of July, the Independence Day of the Republic of South Sudan!

06/27/2020

Who owns the Nile rivers ? I think countries that are situated alongside the Nile rivers believe they have their natural right and ownership of the Nile but it is a defensive right. For instance, the superpowers (Egypt and Ethiopia) of the Nile rivers are on the verge of defending their natural ownership militarily. What about if the newly born-state of South Sudan would construct Ajah Ageer Valley Dam and want to fill it with Nile water, does South Sudan have armed forces to defend its natural right of the Nile rivers? I believe dependency on natural right of the Nile rivers is impractical without carrying a big stick like Egypt and Ethiopia. I learned from history that one former colonist over Africa noted Egypt was given ownership of the Nile in 1929 by Great Britain. At that time, Britain's powerful military controlled Egypt, and wanted to make sure they also had control of the Nile. Britain no longer rules Egypt, but this treaty (official agreement) still gives Egypt final say over how the river is used today. I thought it would be a right thing to share this piece of history with you. Thank you!

Three countries will reach a 'final agreement' in two weeks, Ethiopia announces after African Union online summit.

06/17/2020

I hope President Kiir and Riek make a permanent peace in South Sudan. Stop the war, please!

The world's newest country has been ravaged by a ruinous civil war that has killed hundreds of thousands of people.

06/07/2020

Sudan, once the largest and one of the most geographically in Africa, split into two countries in July 2011 after the people of the south voted for independence. Although successive regimes of old Sudan were tyrants since the country gained the independence from Britain in 1956, I didn’t witness such brutality that took place in the capital city of South Sudan. I think South Sudanese not voted for independence but death by fire squad daily at the hands of their own military generals in their own capital city. The newly formed state went to war against itself about a power struggle in 2013 and it is about to have another ethnic war. Can outside powers stop South Sudan from returning to ethnic war?

http://ncmorningpost.com/how-the-sherikat-massacre-unfolded-eyewitness-account/ #

EYEWITNESS-At about 9:04 am Wednesday morning, I was heading for my morning coffee under a tree when I heard gunshots. On inquiring what was happening, I was told that fighting has been ongoing in Juba’s Bor Bus Park (Mata Bor is how it’s known in Juba Arabic) in the last 30 or 40 minutes and ....