Sunday, January 15, 2012. Your Opinions and Comments Always Count and Impact Everywhere
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The lost confidents among these two tribes can be brought back through a national healing in the terms of peaceful initiative starting from sons and daughters of the Jonglei state. The urgent solution to this problem is the removal of Lt. General Kuol Manyang Juuk who is enjoying the blood of the innocent people dying in Jonglei he should have resigned if there were to be the democratic existence. President Kiir will never be free as long as his system of government is led by some State Governors, Unity, Jonglei and Northern Bahr El Ghazal States, whom are wrong people in the world and pitted to face justice even though the SOUTH SUDAN is not yet a member of the ICC. You're all aware that 5 US Military officers were sent by the White House to deal with this corrupt government in Juba. I hope things may change in the nearer future. Chuei Beit Deng, RSS Our Country is bleeding. The newly African independent country which is well know of its diversity, pride and wealth is now blooding. The country is blooding because of lack of vision and poor management of old fork. This is clear to the people of South Sudan that there is something wrong with our beloved country; only the unborn child and dead person would think that our country is not blooding. With daily attract from the North, Tribal conflicts, corruptions, lack of knowledge, and neglect. If John Garang knew it would this way, I don't think he would have wasted his time to fight for of South Sudan. Deng Monyarrep, USA Primary education for all The Republic of South Sudan has a lot of things to do and one of them is about primary education for all. This will erase that general ignorance created by lack of basic education. Our case is that it's affecting the internal raids within Jonglei State. The problem has been there probably longer but on a lesser scale. Please let us have quick programs on education for all. Villages should be given some help by local administrators for classes. We all appreciate your own efforts of fighting and fighting for your dear independence. No more bloodshed...we Africans are not cursed... but those who ruled did not bother in educating us and that is why we are suffering. Mukundi Peter, Sweden GOSS doing nothing about anything You said it all my brother! We don't know where these unjustified excuses are going to take us. It is so pathetic that we voted with faith but these persons in the government are doing nothing about anything. Flora Tong, South Sudan Fragile situation in Aweil State of Northern Bahr- El Ghazal has become under a fragile stage and hot political wrestling between the top rulers of the state. Rampant arresting of ordinary citizens and a lot of intimidation is now growing across the State, while national government in Juba is just been watching and hearing day and night all the atrocities committed against the innocent civilians by the State government in broad daylight and was keeping silent without making intervention. The situation is now deteriorating in Aweil beyond description between the government with citizens. Every body in this State is under threat from the government of the State because people are being arrested without reason and later one can be released without proper judgment made by the judiciaries against the victims. Therefore, many people are now going some years in the prison and others lost lives, and there is no clear matter that caused his/her arrest and the judges were not in a position to look into their cases on time set and release when case is solved. At the moment, this state is in critical point since the government is not able to work to win the interest of its citizens, no any is happy with current government of Aweil except few people whom are working within its administrative line. All what is really been happening here is a kind of political anarchy and there is no peaceful ruling emerging with the state government. Michael Aleu Mawien, Aweil Other priorities before Ramciel relocation I had once posted a comment about the relocation of the Capital, but no one responded. I took a gun to fight the Northern Sudan in 1963 because I think South Sudanese were dominated. I want to see the South Sudan liberated and developed. If we are now liberated, our first mission can not be to relocate the Capital but to connect all the Southern states with roads, build schools for our children, create agricultural projects to producee4nough food and so much more. Remember, when you relocate a capital city, you move from a city to another city not from a city to forest where you are faced with immediate building of government buildings and houses. I am not against Ramciel but I think there are so many things we could do first before we relocate our Capital City. Bol Kiir Diaw, Juba -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "South Sudan Info - The Kob" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/SouthSudanKob?hl=en.
