S. Sudan’s Kiir sacks four governors after creating new states
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January 17, 2017 (JUBA) - South Sudan President Salva Kiir has issued
several republican orders, sacking four state governors and appointing
eight others.
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President Salva Kiir speaks during the inauguration of the new SPLM
premises in Juba on 15 November 2013 (Photo Moses Lomayat)
The order, announced on the state-owned South Sudan Broadcasting
Corporation (SSBC), saw Ruweng state governor Mayol Kur Akuei removed
and Theje D’Aduot Deng appointed.
Chol Thon Balok, governor of the defunct Eastern Nile state, Patrick
Zamoi, governor of the former Gbudwe State and William Akan Othon
(Fashoda State) were also removed.
Meanwhile the newly appointed officials include, Gabriel Gai Riam
Weituor (Akobo state), Colonel Majok Gatluak Thoah (Bieh state), James
Tor Monybuny ( Central Upper Nile state), Daniel Rambasi (Gbudwe
state), Peter Gatkuoth Khor (Latjor state), Bol Ruai Rom (Maiwut
state), Deng Akuei Kak (Northern Upper Nile state) and Patrick Raphael
Zamoi (Tumbura state).
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18 January 01:19, by Dinka-Defender-General
What? common P. Kiir. Why do you change governors like cloths?
What is important? Implementing the peace accord and insecurity. We,
the generals and public are getting frustrate over your leaderships
and you need to stop your executive orders immediately because it does
not help the country.
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18 January 03:20, by lino
Dinka Defender Generals,
It is your time to act right now...coup!!!
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18 January 05:25, by Tilo
Dinka-Defender-General
Now you guys are getting to understand how frustrated Kiir can be,
Kiir is a dying horse. His decree has become useless. Kiir is a cast
to South Sudan. He should refrain from all this unnecessary decree
order based on jieng council of Elders advice and avoid them from
interfering in to country’s affairs. Kiir if you can no longer manage
the country please step aside.
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18 January 07:00, by Eastern
Kiir wants to work with puppets but his advisors have failed or
are afraid to tell him humans are not puppets; they reason and want to
act rationally sometimes.....
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