Wow !!
Very strange how people’s lives really no matter to our Movementists anymore.
As the woman said the other day, let them screw up Ukraine then Poland and the
list continues for we have a society just salivating at blood bath.
Very strange indeed !!!!!!!!
EM
On the 49th Parallel
Thé Mulindwas Communication Group
"With Yoweri Museveni, Ssabassajja and Dr. Kiiza Besigye, Uganda is in anarchy"
Kuungana Mulindwa Mawasiliano Kikundi
"Pamoja na Yoweri Museveni, Ssabassajja na Dk. Kiiza Besigye, Uganda ni katika
machafuko"
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Allan
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2015 11:48 PM
To: UAH
Subject: Re: {UAH} Little optimism over South Sudan's peace talks
Rob,
I don't understand why this luo is wasting time talking to Kirr.
Apige mushenzi and we move paka kabale via Kampala
On Mon, Jun 15, 2015 at 11:28 PM, Robukui . <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> > wrote:
Little optimism over South Sudan's peace talks
South Sudan peace negotiations are due to resume in Addis Ababa. The last round
of talks between President Salva Kiir and rebel leader Riek Machar ended in
deadlock after they failed to agree on a power
<http://www.dw.de/little-optimism-over-south-sudans-peace-talks/a-18517872#38315876>
SHARING deal.
<http://www.dw.de/little-optimism-over-south-sudans-peace-talks/a-18517872>
Another round of negotiations, and hopefully, another agreement, but experts
are skeptical. As part of a new push by regional leaders, chief negotiators
have been presented with a power
<http://www.dw.de/little-optimism-over-south-sudans-peace-talks/a-18517872#91355571>
SHARINGformula to try and bridge the gap between South Sudan's warring leaders.
<http://www.dw.de/security-experts-debate-south-sudan-peace-prospects/a-18324927>
Emmanuel Kisiangani, a political analyst on South Sudan at the Institute for
Security Studies in Nairobi, told DW he sees little chance of a transitional
government resolving the power struggle in South Sudan's SPLM.
"Controlling the party [SPLM], you control the government, you control the
resources, it's about the power, and this power has a history," Kisiangani
said. He said that the conflict in South Sudan had assumed ethnic dimensions.
"If you bring the two guys together, I'm not sure how they are going to work.
Particularly when you expect the work to bring about reforms because what is
needed in South Sudan is fundamental institutional reform," Kisiangani said.
Overlapping peace initiatives
Mneawhile it appears that a new level of complexity has been added to the peace
process.
<http://www.dw.de/little-optimism-over-south-sudans-peace-talks/a-18517872>
Previous ceasefire deals between President Kiir (right) and Machar (left) have
failed
In addition to IGAD-led talks in Addis Ababa, South Africa is spearheading a
separate initiative. It wants to reunite the three factions of the ruling SPLM
party, under the so-called
<http://www.dw.de/south-sudan-rivals-sign-pact-to-reunify-ruling-splm-party/a-18208180>
Arusha Agreement.
The Arusha Agreement,
<http://www.dw.de/little-optimism-over-south-sudans-peace-talks/a-18517872#98904319>
SIGNED IN January 2015, sets out how divisions in the SPLM might be overcome.
"The real issue is the will to commit and to respect what we have agreed and
<http://www.dw.de/little-optimism-over-south-sudans-peace-talks/a-18517872#31126608>
SIGNED IN Arusha. We are not seeing that. Riek is not accepting Arusha and
Salva is not respecting Arusha," Oyai Deng, a former minister of national
security and member of SPLM G10, one of the three SPLM factions, told DW in an
interview.
The '10' in Deng's group refers to10 former political detainees. According to
the former minister, the Arusha Agreement could turn into yet another failed
process in South Sudan's quest for peace.
Accusations and counter-accusations
Earlier this month, a delegation of the exiled G10 returned to Juba for the
first time since the crisis erupted. The visit was hailed as a first step to
healing the splits within the SPLM. But in the absence of Riek Machar's
faction, the initiative lacked the impact South African mediators were hoping
for.
Machar's conspicuous absence also helped the South Sudanese government to
position itself more favorably ahead of the upcoming peace talks in Addis Ababa.
President Salva Kiir's spokesman
<http://www.dw.de/ateny-wek-ateny-it-is-the-people-of-south-sudan-who-decide/a-18013009>
Ateny Wek Ateny blamed the rebels for imposing unrealistic demands – the
rebels have levelled the same allegation at the government.
"It is the intransigency of the rebels that has led to the peace deal not being
signed. But the government is genuine, the government is negotiating in good
faith," Wek Ateny rold DW..
Calls to silence the guns
The world's youngest nation has been engulfed in
<http://www.dw.de/when-will-peace-return-to-south-sudan/a-18486333> a civil
conflict since December 2013, when a power struggle between President Salva
Kiir and his former deputy Riek Machar turned violent.
<http://www.dw.de/little-optimism-over-south-sudans-peace-talks/a-18517872>
Previous ceasefire deals between President Kiir (R) and Machar (L) have failed
There have been numerous cessation of hostilities agreements but they have all
failed to stop the fighting. Thousands have died in the fighting and over 2
million have been displaced.
Analysts say the drive for greater territorial control ahead of the next round
of peace talks has contributed to the
<http://www.dw.de/civilians-killed-as-fighting-intensifies-in-south-sudan-oil-region/a-18464346>
most recent surge in fighting on both sides.
Many observers say what is really needed is a cessation of hostility agreement
that can be enforced, thereby giving leaders a chance to work out a viable
peace deal.
But a workable ceasefire pact doesn't appear to be on the table in Addis Ababa.
Viele GruBe
Robukui
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