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by Sudanese Thinker
Sudanese Returnee explains the dangerous situation eloquently:
Abyei, that oil rich region in the North-South border, is arguably one of the most sticky issues that threatens the CPA and could possibly draw the country back to the cycles of war!
Today, Northern troops entered Abyei after the NCP expressed their objection to the appointment of an SPLM Administrator for Abyei.
… Recently, SPLA soldiers were reportedly attacked by heavily armed Misseriya gunmen and fingers are being pointed at the NCP in
In case you're wondering, the Misseriya are a nomadic tribe regarded as 'Arabs' by Southern Sudanese. As for the potentially deadly situation, Kizzie has an idea:
Dear government of
If you are planning to start another bloody civil war, evacuate a few villages and kill each other there.
Meanwhile John Akec isn't happy over Southern Sudan's seeming trend towards what he refers to as 'assassination politics':
A well known South Sudanese secondary school teacher from Greater Bhar El Ghazal by name Mathon Mathon often said under Abakr Tree (The Wau's answer for London's Trafalgar Square):
"When a war breaks out in a county, it is not the earth that gets destroyed but people's morals." In the
... Now, how far would you expect our morals to sink. All that because of our lust for power and feeling of extreme insecurity once in power. And a manner akin to King David of old, many of our leaders commit the sin and then murder to cover it up. Assassination is a virus once it infects, it spread like a wild fire and. Once started, it is hard to be stopped.
We now end this round up with another lovely short poem by Ras Babi:
she keeps her eyes down and whispers to me:
ras babi...
ras babi...
do you see this dressed in green and red man?
I feel her shaking from the in
I hold her hand in mine
she explodes crying
and crying
This man raped me with others
he killed my child
cut the head of my tent
that man is a devil son
do not buy their news
do something
tell the world
You may view the latest post at
http://www.globalvoicesonline.org/2008/04/20/sudans-looming-war/
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