South Sudan: the Case for Independence & Learning from MistakesThis work started some few years ago, motivated by internet discussions involving a group of South Sudanese in the Diaspora. A question was floated by the author: "Why must South Sudan become an independent state?" a number of forum discussants contributed with answers to this key question. The contributions were substantial and provided the mould of this book. I therefore want to salute the efforts of my compatriots Dr. Charles Bakhiet Saki, Mr. Rogato Ohide and others who added some bits of answers to that key question. Their individual intellectual contributions to the initial manuscript are invaluable. If this Book scored some mileage, these compatriots are part of the acclaim. |
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Thank you Laila for shedding light from an intimate standpoint with South Sudan. Regards, Julius
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This book is the best in understanding the circumstances that led to the independence of South Sudan
Contents
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Two | 26 |
Three | 35 |
Four | 42 |
Five | 50 |
Six | 58 |
Nine | 80 |
Ten | 92 |
Eleven | 118 |
Twelve | 122 |
Thirteen | 132 |
Fourteen | 144 |
Fifteen | 171 |
Special Addendum | 202 |
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Ababa Agreement Addis Ababa administrative Aggrey Jaden Akol Al-Bashir Al-Mahdi Anyanya Arab armed army British civil Colonel colonial Comprehensive Peace Agreement conflict cultural Darfur democratic Democratic Unionist Party Dinka economic Egypt Egyptian elected Ethiopia ethnic groups factors favour former gain Gbatala Government of South Hassan independent South Sudan investment Islamic John Garang Jonglei Joseph Oduho Juba Kenya Khartoum known leaders leadership LEaRnIng FRoM MIsTakEs legacy Liberation Movement Loruwe major marginalised Martin Majier military Muortat Muslim Nimeiri North North-led government northern Ohure Omar Hassan Al-Bashir opportunity organisations party People’s political President rebel referendum regimes Salva Kiir Mayardit Samson Kwaje Samuel Gai Tut self-determination slave South Sudan South Sudanese politicians southern politicians Southern Sudan SPLA SPLM SPLM/A strategic Sudan Liberation Movement Sudanese Sudanic Region territory Torit towns trade Uganda United unity Wawa western Western Equatoria
Bibliographic information
| Title | South Sudan: the Case for Independence & Learning from Mistakes |
| Author | LB Lokosang |
| Publisher | Xlibris Corporation, 2010 |
| ISBN | 1453573755, 9781453573754 |
| Length | 213 pages |
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