S. Sudan’s Kiir directs governors to champion national dialogue
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S. Sudan’s Kiir directs governors to champion national dialogue
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September 19, 2017 (JUBA) - South Sudan President Salva Kiir has
directed state governors to prioritize sensitizing communities to
appreciate the importance of the national dialogue.
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President Salva Kiir addresses the nation from the State House on
September 15, 2015, in Juba (Photo AFP/Charles Atiki Lomodong)
The South Sudan leader made the remarks during the swearing-in
ceremony of the newly-appointed governors of Wau, Gogrial and Fangak
states.
The occasion took place at State House in the South Sudanese capital, Juba.
The new governors include John Kong Nyuon for Fangak state, Victor
Atem Atem for Gogrial state and Angelo Taban for Wau state.
President Kiir congratulated the new governors on their appointment
and stressed that their immediate task was to bring people together.
“One of the governor’s main objectives is to connect and be a link for
the people between the state level and the national government. When a
governor fails to deliver his duties, it means that the government has
failed. This is not what the people want. They want you as the state
governor to be an effective link and facilitate the communication
between them and the government,” he said.
Officially launched in May this year, the national dialogue initiative
has been described as both a forum and process through which the
people South Sudan shall gather to redefine the basis of their unity
as it relates to nationhood, redefine citizenship and belonging, as
well as restructure the state for national inclusion.
The South Sudanese conflict, which broke out in December 2013, has
killed tens of thousands of people and displaced over two million
civilians.
(ST)
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20 September 05:56, by flipdiving
I am very interested in the political situation. Looking forward
to you give me more information. Thank you.
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20 September 13:15, by Midit Mitot
Very interesting, Warrap, Awiel President has completely
confused, no way forward for good, government of confusion.
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20 September 07:34, by Landlord
South Sudan slogan, national dialog. keep it national dialog. I’m
struggling to find someone to dialog with.
My good friends on this forum, please help me know who to dialog with.
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20 September 08:38, by Don-Don Malith Rual
Governors to be the facilitators between the governance and
the public, this is a very easy jobs that one can do very efficiently,
I thought should do more than that in term of development, Sustainable
democracy, rule of law, and peace and tranquillity
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20 September 11:21, by Jongo
Landlord done pickup one from the steering committee I can
help you doing that Lilian Valentino she’s the real bitch call girl
you wanna help you get it she had ways & means to easily convince &
keep you silent forever Please don’t mess up with bitches in your
DAILOG ,
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20 September 10:45, by Peng Kimang
This national dialogue is a doom one. Kiir and his JCE cohorts
designed it for a political spin just to gain regional and
international favour. The prerequisite for ND is security. The Kiir
proclaimed ND is just like fishing in a trouble. Nothing good will
come out of that. First silence the guns and repatriate all the
refugees back home.
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September 19, 2017 (JUBA) - South Sudan President Salva Kiir has
directed state governors to prioritize sensitizing communities to
appreciate the importance of the national dialogue.
JPEG - 15.2 kb
President Salva Kiir addresses the nation from the State House on
September 15, 2015, in Juba (Photo AFP/Charles Atiki Lomodong)
The South Sudan leader made the remarks during the swearing-in
ceremony of the newly-appointed governors of Wau, Gogrial and Fangak
states.
The occasion took place at State House in the South Sudanese capital, Juba.
The new governors include John Kong Nyuon for Fangak state, Victor
Atem Atem for Gogrial state and Angelo Taban for Wau state.
President Kiir congratulated the new governors on their appointment
and stressed that their immediate task was to bring people together.
“One of the governor’s main objectives is to connect and be a link for
the people between the state level and the national government. When a
governor fails to deliver his duties, it means that the government has
failed. This is not what the people want. They want you as the state
governor to be an effective link and facilitate the communication
between them and the government,” he said.
Officially launched in May this year, the national dialogue initiative
has been described as both a forum and process through which the
people South Sudan shall gather to redefine the basis of their unity
as it relates to nationhood, redefine citizenship and belonging, as
well as restructure the state for national inclusion.
The South Sudanese conflict, which broke out in December 2013, has
killed tens of thousands of people and displaced over two million
civilians.
(ST)
Comments on the Sudan Tribune website must abide by the following
rules. Contravention of these rules will lead to the user losing their
Sudan Tribune account with immediate effect.
- No inciting violence
- No inappropriate or offensive language
- No racism, tribalism or sectarianism
- No inappropriate or derogatory remarks
- No deviation from the topic of the article
- No advertising, spamming or links
- No incomprehensible comments
Due to the unprecedented amount of racist and offensive language on
the site, Sudan Tribune tries to vet all comments on the site.
There is now also a limit of 400 words per comment. If you want to
express yourself in more detail than this allows, please e-mail your
comment as an article to com...@sudantribune.com
Kind regards,
The Sudan Tribune editorial team.
20 September 05:56, by flipdiving
I am very interested in the political situation. Looking forward
to you give me more information. Thank you.
nodejs quiz
repondre message
20 September 13:15, by Midit Mitot
Very interesting, Warrap, Awiel President has completely
confused, no way forward for good, government of confusion.
repondre message
20 September 07:34, by Landlord
South Sudan slogan, national dialog. keep it national dialog. I’m
struggling to find someone to dialog with.
My good friends on this forum, please help me know who to dialog with.
repondre message
20 September 08:38, by Don-Don Malith Rual
Governors to be the facilitators between the governance and
the public, this is a very easy jobs that one can do very efficiently,
I thought should do more than that in term of development, Sustainable
democracy, rule of law, and peace and tranquillity
repondre message
20 September 11:21, by Jongo
Landlord done pickup one from the steering committee I can
help you doing that Lilian Valentino she’s the real bitch call girl
you wanna help you get it she had ways & means to easily convince &
keep you silent forever Please don’t mess up with bitches in your
DAILOG ,
repondre message
20 September 10:45, by Peng Kimang
This national dialogue is a doom one. Kiir and his JCE cohorts
designed it for a political spin just to gain regional and
international favour. The prerequisite for ND is security. The Kiir
proclaimed ND is just like fishing in a trouble. Nothing good will
come out of that. First silence the guns and repatriate all the
refugees back home.
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