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  • Reform is the way forward for South Sudan

    Apioth Mayom Apioth | Popular Participation & Democratization
    04.05.2018

    The current challenges in South Sudan require drastic reforms beyond the call for President Salva Kiir to resign. South Sudan needs politicians, men and women, whose motivation is the wellbeing of the people of South Sudan and not self enrichment. 

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  • What are the alternatives to Salva Kiir?

    Apioth Mayom Apioth | Popular Participation & Democratization
    07.12.2017

    South Sudanese need to seriously think about a future beyond the inept regime of President Kirr. It is unacceptable that millions of citizens still live in decrepit camps internally and in neighbouring countries. South Sudan is one of the poorest countries in the world, despite its enormous natural resources. There are many alternative leaders to choose from.

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  • South Sudan: An open letter to President Salva Kiir

    Apioth Mayom Apioth | Popular Participation & Democratization
    09.11.2017

    South Sudanese President Salva Kiir seems to have failed to hold together Africa’s newest nation. The citizens are under attack by rebel groups and undisciplined government soldiers. How long will this go on? When is the government of Salva Kiir going to create an environment of peace especially for the young people to realize their dreams?

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