[WestNileNet] THE PRECARIOUS SITUATION IN SOUTH SUDAN

2013-12-20 Thread Margaret Akulia 
Kudos to the Uganda Air Force for indiscriminately "air lifting" people out
of harm's way (read evacuation by the Ugandan Airforce). I have been in
contact with family in Uganda and South Sudan and reports on the ground
suggest that many people have returned to Uganda until the situation
returns to normal in South Sudan if at all but others are "waiting it out"
in Yei. Additional more couldn't be reached because of "network problems"
especially in Juba.

I am not entirely sure any "appearance of normalcy returning to Juba" and
any "hope of peace talks" can be trusted. Anyone who lived in Juba in the
80s as I did will attest to the "anarchy" and chaos that would always
erupt when Dinka, Nuer and other South Sudan tribes started fighting and
killing each other at Konyokonyo market. They didn't give a rat's arse
about the Police and sometimes even the Army. I couldn't believe my ears as
a "fighter" from one of the Bari speaking tribes recounted how he killed a
Dinka at Konyokonyo. It was as if he was saying let's go to
the mallh...  (
https://radiotamazuj.org/en/article/main-market-closed-after-panic-parts-juba).
I have tons of other illustrations but I will hold my breath for now and
just caution Ugandans to come and "wait out" the situation in Uganda
instead of gambling their lives to a "repeat Rwanda" which a worst case
scenario I wouldn't tempt fate wtih.

My two cents worth!!

MA
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Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 64, Issue 37

2013-12-20 Thread Samuel Alioni 
I like the idea of countries evacuating their citizens during such hard
times. Personally i have two people there one is deep in some village and
another in Juba. But i think it is being unfair to evacuate foreigners and
leave the nationals to suffer the wrath of the fighting animals. Just see
the poor are the ones suffering the consequences i don't think any sane
person can start fighting with the other.

Even these guys wearing military attire can never get physical with each
other, so why do they have to engage in this uncultured behavior? some one
needs to pump some sense in their heads that's why i did not support their
independence from the whole Sudan.

Look what is going to become of them?


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> On 18 Dec Air Uganda was the first airline to operate into Juba after
> opening of the airport to normal operations.It was followed by Air Rwanda
> and some other commercial international operators I can't recall (Egypt Air
> ostensibly). Kenya Airways, Fly Dubai and Fly 540 cancelled their regular
> schedules but they promised operations would resume shortly. A United
> States Air force  C-130 also landed at Juba; two C-17 Globemasters Cargo
> jets were positioned on 18 Dec at Entebbe Airport ostensibly on a mission
> to support the humanitarian operations in Juba. Air Uganda operated two
> flights, in the morning and afternoon. There appears to be some normalcy
> returning to Juba even though the situation in Jonglei and Bentiu is
> precarious; three soldiers from the Indian Contingent based in Akobo were
> killed after militant elements entered the UN County Support Base and the
> bodies have been extracted and returned to Juba. As  you may all be aware,
> the Uganda
>  Government has also been taking necessary action in support of
> humanitarian operations in South Sudan,Chinese amongst Ugandans and other
> nationalities were  also reportedly also evacuated by the Ugandan Airforce,
> I think this is one of the best approach to humanitarian support I have
> come to hear of..non discriminative !! With the increasing
> international concerns on the situation in the Republic of South Sudan, we
> can all hope that  the situation will normalize and peace talks among the
> protagonists resume immediately; there are high hopes that the leaders are
> willing to engage on the negotiating table rather than the battle field
> option.
>
>
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Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 64, Issue 18

2013-12-20 Thread Peter Odama 
Has kiir's statement on radio France changed? Ugandans in SouthSudan be
extra carefull leave that hot money to spare your life tribal wars will not
end easily don't be part of Rwandan genocide like incidence in SouthSudan
On Dec 21, 2013 8:54 AM, "anguyo milton"  wrote:

> On 18 Dec Air Uganda was the first airline to operate into Juba after
> opening of the airport to normal operations.It was followed by Air Rwanda
> and some other commercial international operators I can't recall (Egypt Air
> ostensibly). Kenya Airways, Fly Dubai and Fly 540 cancelled their regular
> schedules but they promised operations would resume shortly. A United
> States Air force  C-130 also landed at Juba; two C-17 Globemasters Cargo
> jets were positioned on 18 Dec at Entebbe Airport ostensibly on a mission
> to support the humanitarian operations in Juba. Air Uganda operated two
> flights, in the morning and afternoon. There appears to be some normalcy
> returning to Juba even though the situation in Jonglei and Bentiu is
> precarious; three soldiers from the Indian Contingent based in Akobo were
> killed after militant elements entered the UN County Support Base and the
> bodies have been extracted and returned to Juba. As  you may all be aware,
> the Uganda
>  Government has also been taking necessary action in support of
> humanitarian operations in South Sudan,Chinese amongst Ugandans and other
> nationalities were  also reportedly also evacuated by the Ugandan Airforce,
> I think this is one of the best approach to humanitarian support I have
> come to hear of..non discriminative !! With the increasing
> international concerns on the situation in the Republic of South Sudan, we
> can all hope that  the situation will normalize and peace talks among the
> protagonists resume immediately; there are high hopes that the leaders are
> willing to engage on the negotiating table rather than the battle field
> option.
>
>
> 
> On Wed, 18/12/13, westnilenet-requ...@kym.net 
> wrote:
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>  To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile ,
>  "andema...@yahoo.co.uk"
>  ,
>  tabua butagira
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>  Thanx Tabu. These are the spill over benefits we get from
>  the specialists like you. Lets brace for the spill over into
>  northern Uganda, not with CAR at boiling point. Kony must be
>  smiling.
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>  Any more news on this? Hope everyone is okay.
>
>  We really do have to find and learn different ways for
>  resolving conflict
>  and dissent. I know we can!!
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Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 64, Issue 18

2013-12-20 Thread anguyo milton 
On 18 Dec Air Uganda was the first airline to operate into Juba after opening 
of the airport to normal operations.It was followed by Air Rwanda and some 
other commercial international operators I can't recall (Egypt Air ostensibly). 
Kenya Airways, Fly Dubai and Fly 540 cancelled their regular schedules but they 
promised operations would resume shortly. A United States Air force  C-130 also 
landed at Juba; two C-17 Globemasters Cargo jets were positioned on 18 Dec at 
Entebbe Airport ostensibly on a mission to support the humanitarian operations 
in Juba. Air Uganda operated two flights, in the morning and afternoon. There 
appears to be some normalcy returning to Juba even though the situation in 
Jonglei and Bentiu is precarious; three soldiers from the Indian Contingent 
based in Akobo were killed after militant elements entered the UN County 
Support Base and the bodies have been extracted and returned to Juba. As  you 
may all be aware, the Uganda
 Government has also been taking necessary action in support of humanitarian 
operations in South Sudan,Chinese amongst Ugandans and other nationalities were 
 also reportedly also evacuated by the Ugandan Airforce, I think this is one of 
the best approach to humanitarian support I have come to hear of..non 
discriminative !! With the increasing international concerns on the situation 
in the Republic of South Sudan, we can all hope that  the situation will 
normalize and peace talks among the protagonists resume immediately; there are 
high hopes that the leaders are willing to engage on the negotiating table 
rather than the battle field option.



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 ,
 tabua butagira
     
 Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Attempted Coup in South Sudan?
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 Thanx Tabu. These are the spill over benefits we get from
 the specialists like you. Lets brace for the spill over into
 northern Uganda, not with CAR at boiling point. Kony must be
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 Any more news on this? Hope everyone is okay.
 
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Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 64, Issue 35

2013-12-20 Thread Margaret Akulia 
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> To: "G. Phillip Drametu" 
> Cc: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile ,
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> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] LATEST: "SALVA KIIR MUST GO" - SAYS RIAK
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> Have you ever heard the famous 'Dracula' of the blood sucking tale being
> requested to guard over the blood bank? May be the request was for the
> monkey to decide the case if burning the forest.
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> > On 20/12/2013, at 03.05 PM, "G. Phillip Drametu" <
> phillipdram...@ymail.com> wrote:
> >
> > Even if Museveni were asked to intervene does it mean military
> intervention? I thought it was to get the two sides to talk.
> >
> > Sent from my iPhone
> >
> >> On Dec 20, 2013, at 5:54 AM, tabua butagira 
> wrote:
> >>
> >> The latest is that UPDF soldiers are deploying in South Sudan,
> ostensibly at President Salva Kiir's request. Elements of the Special
> Forces are involved.
> >>
> >> Also, Uganda's fighter jets were reportedly drafted in ostensibly to
> secure the South Sudan airspace to facilitate the evacuation. There are
> said to be 1,690 Ugandans stuck and in dire need at UN base in Bor, which a
> splinter SPLA faction overrun a couple of days ago.
> >>
> >> UPDF has announced 3 C-130 aircraft flights today to evacuate Ugandans
> from Juba, and government says more trips could be arranged later if needed.
> >>
> >> State International Affairs Minister Oryem Okello and IGAD peers set to
> meet both President Kiir and John Garang's widow, Rebecca, in Juba today in
> pursuit of a political solution.
> >>
> >> The downside of deploying Uganda's military is that natives could
> target and attack Ugandans in South Sudan, but it probably became
> unavoidable after government said the UN secretary-general Ban Kii-Moon had
> specifically asked President Museveni to intervene and sort the crisis.
> >>
> >> Obviously, it's still a precarious situation.
> >> Tabu
> >>
> >>
> >> On Friday, December 20, 2013 1:07 PM, Yiki Godfrey <
> normangodf...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >> We'l continue praying.
> >>
> >> --
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> >> --Original message--
> >> From: Caleb Alaka 
> >

Re: [WestNileNet] LATEST: "SALVA KIIR MUST GO" - SAYS RIAK MACHAR

2013-12-20 Thread Caleb Alaka 
Have you ever heard the famous 'Dracula' of the blood sucking tale being 
requested to guard over the blood bank? May be the request was for the monkey 
to decide the case if burning the forest. 

Sent from my iPhone

> On 20/12/2013, at 03.05 PM, "G. Phillip Drametu"  
> wrote:
> 
> Even if Museveni were asked to intervene does it mean military intervention? 
> I thought it was to get the two sides to talk.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Dec 20, 2013, at 5:54 AM, tabua butagira  wrote:
>> 
>> The latest is that UPDF soldiers are deploying in South Sudan, ostensibly at 
>> President Salva Kiir's request. Elements of the Special Forces are involved.
>>  
>> Also, Uganda's fighter jets were reportedly drafted in ostensibly to secure 
>> the South Sudan airspace to facilitate the evacuation. There are said to be 
>> 1,690 Ugandans stuck and in dire need at UN base in Bor, which a splinter 
>> SPLA faction overrun a couple of days ago.
>>  
>> UPDF has announced 3 C-130 aircraft flights today to evacuate Ugandans from 
>> Juba, and government says more trips could be arranged later if needed.
>>  
>> State International Affairs Minister Oryem Okello and IGAD peers set to meet 
>> both President Kiir and John Garang's widow, Rebecca, in Juba today in 
>> pursuit of a political solution.
>>  
>> The downside of deploying Uganda's military is that natives could target and 
>> attack Ugandans in South Sudan, but it probably became unavoidable after 
>> government said the UN secretary-general Ban Kii-Moon had specifically asked 
>> President Museveni to intervene and sort the crisis.
>>  
>> Obviously, it's still a precarious situation.
>> Tabu 
>> 
>> 
>> On Friday, December 20, 2013 1:07 PM, Yiki Godfrey  
>> wrote:
>> We'l continue praying.
>> 
>> --
>> Sent from my Nokia
>> 
>> --Original message--
>> From: Caleb Alaka 
>> To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
>> Cc: "koboko...@yahoogroups.com" 
>> ,"Ugandans-at-heart" 
>> ,"kobokoandfriendscommun...@yahoogroups.com"
>>  ,"westnilenet@kym.net" 
>> 
>> Date: Friday, December 20, 2013 6:08:19 AM GMT+0300
>> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] LATEST: "SALVA KIIR MUST GO" - SAYS RIAK MACHAR
>> 
>> So sad indeed
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>> > On 19/12/2013, at 11.16 PM, Hussein Amin  wrote:
>> > 
>> > Speaking to Radio France International this evening, Former VP Riak Machar 
>> > now more boisterous. Says "Salva Kiir must go". Tells army units to "get 
>> > rid of Salva Kiir from heading the country".
>> > 
>> > Seems it ain't over yet in South Sudan.
>> > 
>> > 
>> > Hussein Juruga Lumumba Amin
>> > Kampala, Uganda
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Re: [WestNileNet] LATEST: "SALVA KIIR MUST GO" - SAYS RIAK MACHAR

2013-12-20 Thread G. Phillip Drametu 
Even if Museveni were asked to intervene does it mean military intervention? I 
thought it was to get the two sides to talk.

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> On Dec 20, 2013, at 5:54 AM, tabua butagira  wrote:
> 
> The latest is that UPDF soldiers are deploying in South Sudan, ostensibly at 
> President Salva Kiir's request. Elements of the Special Forces are involved.
>  
> Also, Uganda's fighter jets were reportedly drafted in ostensibly to secure 
> the South Sudan airspace to facilitate the evacuation. There are said to be 
> 1,690 Ugandans stuck and in dire need at UN base in Bor, which a splinter 
> SPLA faction overrun a couple of days ago.
>  
> UPDF has announced 3 C-130 aircraft flights today to evacuate Ugandans from 
> Juba, and government says more trips could be arranged later if needed.
>  
> State International Affairs Minister Oryem Okello and IGAD peers set to meet 
> both President Kiir and John Garang's widow, Rebecca, in Juba today in 
> pursuit of a political solution.
>  
> The downside of deploying Uganda's military is that natives could target and 
> attack Ugandans in South Sudan, but it probably became unavoidable after 
> government said the UN secretary-general Ban Kii-Moon had specifically asked 
> President Museveni to intervene and sort the crisis.
>  
> Obviously, it's still a precarious situation.
> Tabu 
> 
> 
> On Friday, December 20, 2013 1:07 PM, Yiki Godfrey  
> wrote:
> We'l continue praying.
> 
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> ,"Ugandans-at-heart" 
> ,"kobokoandfriendscommun...@yahoogroups.com"
>  ,"westnilenet@kym.net" 
> 
> Date: Friday, December 20, 2013 6:08:19 AM GMT+0300
> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] LATEST: "SALVA KIIR MUST GO" - SAYS RIAK MACHAR
> 
> So sad indeed
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> > On 19/12/2013, at 11.16 PM, Hussein Amin  wrote:
> > 
> > Speaking to Radio France International this evening, Former VP Riak Machar 
> > now more boisterous. Says "Salva Kiir must go". Tells army units to "get 
> > rid of Salva Kiir from heading the country".
> > 
> > Seems it ain't over yet in South Sudan.
> > 
> > 
> > Hussein Juruga Lumumba Amin
> > Kampala, Uganda
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Re: [WestNileNet] LATEST: "SALVA KIIR MUST GO" - SAYS RIAK MACHAR

2013-12-20 Thread Alex Atiku 
We saw it coming . Not surprised.
Only worried how they will be treated by those they mistreated. Worried more 
for the innocent.





On Friday, 20 December 2013, 2:56, tabua butagira  wrote:
 
The latest is that UPDF soldiers are deploying in South Sudan, ostensibly at 
President Salva Kiir's request. Elements of the Special Forces are involved. 
 
Also, Uganda's fighter jets were reportedly drafted in ostensibly to secure the 
South Sudan airspace to facilitate the evacuation. There are said to be 1,690 
Ugandans stuck and in dire need at UN base in Bor, which a splinter SPLA 
faction overrun a couple of days ago.
 
UPDF has announced 3 C-130 aircraft flights today to evacuate Ugandans from 
Juba, and government says more trips could be arranged later if needed.
 
State International Affairs Minister Oryem Okello and IGAD peers set to meet 
both President Kiir and John Garang's widow, Rebecca, in Juba today in pursuit 
of a political solution.
 
The downside of deploying Uganda's military is that natives could target and 
attack Ugandans in South Sudan, but it probably became unavoidable after 
government said the UN secretary-general Ban Kii-Moon had specifically asked 
President Museveni to intervene and sort the crisis.
 
Obviously, it's still a precarious situation.
Tabu 



On Friday, December 20, 2013 1:07 PM, Yiki Godfrey  
wrote:
 
We'l continue praying.

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Cc: "koboko...@yahoogroups.com" ,"Ugandans-at-heart" 
,"kobokoandfriendscommun...@yahoogroups.com"
 ,"westnilenet@kym.net" 

Date: Friday, December 20, 2013 6:08:19 AM GMT+0300
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] LATEST: "SALVA KIIR MUST GO" - SAYS RIAK MACHAR

So sad indeed

Sent from my iPhone

> On 19/12/2013, at 11.16 PM, Hussein Amin  wrote:
> 
> Speaking to Radio France International this
 evening, Former VP Riak Machar now more boisterous. Says "Salva Kiir must go". 
Tells army units to "get rid of Salva Kiir from heading the country".
> 
> Seems it ain't over yet in South Sudan.
> 
> 
> Hussein Juruga Lumumba Amin
> Kampala, Uganda
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Re: [WestNileNet] LATEST: "SALVA KIIR MUST GO" - SAYS RIAK MACHAR

2013-12-20 Thread tabua butagira 
The latest is that UPDF soldiers are deploying in South Sudan, ostensibly at 
President Salva Kiir's request. Elements of the Special Forces are involved. 
 
Also, Uganda's fighter jets were reportedly drafted in ostensibly to secure the 
South Sudan airspace to facilitate the evacuation. There are said to be 1,690 
Ugandans stuck and in dire need at UN base in Bor, which a splinter SPLA 
faction overrun a couple of days ago.
 
UPDF has announced 3 C-130 aircraft flights today to evacuate Ugandans from 
Juba, and government says more trips could be arranged later if needed.
 
State International Affairs Minister Oryem Okello and IGAD peers set to meet 
both President Kiir and John Garang's widow, Rebecca, in Juba today in pursuit 
of a political solution.
 
The downside of deploying Uganda's military is that natives could target and 
attack Ugandans in South Sudan, but it probably became unavoidable after 
government said the UN secretary-general Ban Kii-Moon had specifically asked 
President Museveni to intervene and sort the crisis.
 
Obviously, it's still a precarious situation.
Tabu 



On Friday, December 20, 2013 1:07 PM, Yiki Godfrey  
wrote:
  
We'l continue praying.

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Sent from my Nokia

--Original message--
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Cc: "koboko...@yahoogroups.com" ,"Ugandans-at-heart" 
,"kobokoandfriendscommun...@yahoogroups.com"
 ,"westnilenet@kym.net" 

Date: Friday, December 20, 2013 6:08:19 AM GMT+0300
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] LATEST: "SALVA KIIR MUST GO" - SAYS RIAK MACHAR

So sad indeed

Sent from my iPhone

> On 19/12/2013, at 11.16 PM, Hussein Amin  wrote:
> 
> Speaking to Radio France International this evening, Former VP Riak Machar 
> now more boisterous. Says "Salva Kiir must go". Tells army units to "get rid 
> of Salva Kiir from heading the country".
> 
> Seems it ain't over yet in South Sudan.
> 
> 
> Hussein Juruga Lumumba Amin
> Kampala, Uganda
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Re: [WestNileNet] LATEST: "SALVA KIIR MUST GO" - SAYS RIAK MACHAR

2013-12-20 Thread Yiki Godfrey 
We'l continue praying.

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 ,"westnilenet@kym.net" 

Date: Friday, December 20, 2013 6:08:19 AM GMT+0300
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] LATEST: "SALVA KIIR MUST GO" - SAYS RIAK MACHAR

So sad indeed

Sent from my iPhone

> On 19/12/2013, at 11.16 PM, Hussein Amin  wrote:
> 
> Speaking to Radio France International this evening, Former VP Riak Machar 
> now more boisterous. Says "Salva Kiir must go". Tells army units to "get rid 
> of Salva Kiir from heading the country".
> 
> Seems it ain't over yet in South Sudan.
> 
> 
> Hussein Juruga Lumumba Amin
> Kampala, Uganda
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[WestNileNet] THIS SENT SHIVERS DOWN MY SPINE!!

2013-12-20 Thread Margaret Akulia 
I am trying to convince myself that it is not what is happening currently
or an onslaught. Someone suggested praying unceasingly for Sudan and
the people of Sudan on West Nile Net. I think we should!!

http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Isaiah+18&version=GW

MA
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