Showing posts with label truth and reconciliation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label truth and reconciliation. Show all posts
Saturday, March 1, 2014
Ending South Sudan's Devastating Conflict
The Juba-based Sudd Institute published on 24 February 2014 a policy brief titled "A Search for Lasting Peace: Ending South Sudan's Devastating Conflict" by Nhial Tiitmamer and Abraham Awolich, both with the Sudd Institute. The brief analyzes the problem and recommends solutions to end the conflict and prevent future conflicts.
Labels:
constitution,
CPA,
Dinka,
IGAD,
Nuer,
power sharing,
Riek Machar,
Salva Kiir,
South Sudan,
SPLM,
truth and reconciliation
Sunday, March 3, 2013
South Sudan: Railway vs. Pipeline and Truth and Reconciliation
The Sudd Institute in Juba, South Sudan, published recently two brief papers on internal issues. The first is dated 22 February 2013 by Samuel Nyuon Akoi Nyuon, an engineering student at Cornell University, titled "Railway: A Better Option than Pipeline for South Sudan." The second is dated 27 February 2013 by Adel Sandrai and Augustino Ting Mayai, both directors at the Sudd Institute, titled "Truth and Reconciliation in South Sudan."
Labels:
economy,
governance,
oil,
pipeline,
railway,
South Sudan,
truth and reconciliation
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