
Dialogue in the Two Sudans
Since independence, national dialogues have been repeatedly invoked by successive administrations to resolve Sudan’s armed conflicts. What lessons are there for South Sudan’s own process? […]
Since independence, national dialogues have been repeatedly invoked by successive administrations to resolve Sudan’s armed conflicts. What lessons are there for South Sudan’s own process? […]
When it comes to resolving South Sudan’s conflict, peace advocates continue to ignore the elephant in the room: The President simply holds too much power. […]
The situation in South Sudan continues to deteriorate, threatening to irrevocably fragment the nation. Amidst this crisis, both region and continent are failing to help. […]
I was invited to speak at an SSSUK Symposium last September and I chose to speak about South Sudan’s mental health challenge. Here’s the transcript. Introduction […]
Stability is an essential precondition to peacebuilding. But is it right to prioritise stability in South Sudan over prevailing expectations of a sustainable political settlement? In […]
President Kiir proposed a process of national dialogue. There’s much scepticism about the timing and credibility of this process. He could do something about that. […]
Violence against civilians is a recurring theme in South Sudan’s civil war. Each community has suffered, and yet we rarely acknowledge the suffering of others. […]
Despite the corrupting influences of war, some actions must remain unacceptable and beyond the pale, if we are to lift ourselves up as a people. […]
With diplomats in Juba considering watering down ARCSS to prevent a return to widespread conflict, it begs the question: is stability enough for South Sudan? […]
As the nation’s economic collapse gathers momentum, a UK based think tank evaluates the domestic and regional implications of the economic crisis in South Sudan. […]
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