S. Sudan’s Kiir protests global isolation over ongoing conflict

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December 27, 2016 (JUBA) - South Sudan President Salva Kiir has expressed
disappointment with the global community for isolating his administration,
claiming the young nation has been written off.

President Salva Kiir addresses the nation at the South Sudan National
Parliament in Juba, November 18, 2015. (Photo Reuters/Jok Solomon)

“I know that many in the world community have written us off and there are
many out there who believe that the situation in South Sudan will never get
any better. We have a simple message for them, South Sudan shall rise once
again and it shall be triumphant against all the odds”, he said in a
Christmas message to the nation.

The South Sudan leader said he was optimistic the war-torn nation would
come out of the situation to which it has been thrown into after the 2013
political differences within the leadership of the governing Sudan People’s
Liberation Movement (SPLM) over pushes for internal reforms and democratic
processes-turned violent.

“Let the skeptics be reminded that the proclamation of South Sudan’s
independence on July 9, 2011 was perceived as a mission impossible and yet
you the people of South Sudan succeeded to make it possible,” said the
South Sudanese leader.

He further added, “Therefore if you could accomplish such a feat, why would
anyone question your ability to recover from the present predicament? This
country shall emerge stronger, united and prosperous and we shall be the
envy of the world”.

According to Kiir, the national dialogue he and his administration
initiated as the only way to resolve differences would go down in the
history books as the turning point when South Sudan regains peace.

“Peace and prosperity are within our reach and I challenge all of you to
unite and work together to return the good days of South Sudan,” he
stressed.The clashes come barely a month after Kiir announced a national
dialogue involving a bottom-top approach to address local grievances and
political issues affecting the country. He formed a committee to lead the
dialogue, a move critics say could derail the process.

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S. Sudan’s Kiir protests global isolation over ongoing conflict

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27 DECEMBER 20:47, BY dinkdong

That’s what happen when you are a dictator and a corrupted leader. Deal
with it.

REPONDRE MESSAGE

27 DECEMBER 21:31, BY Wantedd Kidd

Salva Kiircrying like a baby, wait!! wait!! wait!! wait!! it just a
beginning of dry season, whom are you blaming world?? HUHUHU!!! ??

REPONDRE MESSAGE

28 DECEMBER 04:35, BY Joyuma JohnWanted Kid,

A leader must regret to the suffering of his own people, being at
government side or IO side being criminals like what is in Quartoria, the
president has all political responsibility to react either positively or
negatively to show concern for his people is above all his individual
interest .Biblically as kiir put, s.sudan shall rise again to the point
where hopeless could not believe

REPONDRE MESSAGE

27 DECEMBER 21:41, BY Wantedd Kidd

No national dialogue without inclusive of all stakeholder.No national
dialogue in absent of people’s leader Dr Machar.No Machar No peace

REPONDRE MESSAGE

27 DECEMBER 22:57, BY Tambura

The problem with kiir and his a like they can not get it easy. They want to
see suffering of people until remain only them in that office than they
will understand south Sudan will never come out from war as long Kiir and
his a like is in office.

REPONDRE MESSAGE

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