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Second group of S.Sudanese ministers and deputy ministers meet in Kenya

December 6, 2011 (MOMBASA) – The retreat for the second group of more than 20 national ministers and deputy ministers from South Sudan began on Monday in Mombasa, Kenya.

South Sudan ministers, Mombasa, Kenya, December 5, 2011 (ST)
South Sudan ministers, Mombasa, Kenya, December 5, 2011 (ST)
The vice president of South Sudan, Riek Machar, who has been chairing the retreat deliberations, and the minister of foreign affairs of Kenya, Moses Wetangula, officiated the opening of the second program.

The first group of ministers and deputy ministers completed a one-week retreat in Mombassa in November, where issues of importance in governance were deliberated upon and experiences were shared.

Wetangula reaffirmed the Kenyan commitment to continue supporting South Sudan in its economic development.

According to James Gatdet Dak, Machar’s press secretary, Wetangula urged South Sudan and the Sudan to resolve the outstanding issues of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA), the signing of which ended more than two decades of civil war in 2005.

Wetangula urged the two Sudans to resolve the Abyei dispute, warning that this should be done within 24 months, before the situation becomes a chronic border dispute like the case of Kashmir between India and Pakistan.

(ST)

8 Comments

  • Matur Jonghok
    Matur Jonghok

    Second group of S.Sudanese ministers and deputy ministers meet in Kenya
    It is a pity that the government of South Sudan National Ministers are exposed to that extend of meeting thier counter parts in Kenya but cannot live up to the expectation of the citizens.
    For instance, Wetangula was recently cleared of graft but no a single head had been summoned among the big 13.

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  • ALIER DENG
    ALIER DENG

    Second group of S.Sudanese ministers and deputy ministers meet in Kenya
    Look at these failed un ashamed leaders, going for un necessary journeys outside the country when the country is being invaded by Bashir’s army and citizens being massacred by long time pro Arabs militia leader Imael Kony in Bor.

    Look at their bellies as they post for a photo.

    You are all hyenas, God curse you all!

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  • Sundayw
    Sundayw

    Second group of S.Sudanese ministers and deputy ministers meet in Kenya
    Why in the world are these corrupt and inept minister wasting taxpayers’ money on a retreat costing millions of pounds? Can’t they meet in South Sudan and save our money? South Sudan is now a weak country run by corrupt gang called SPLM. It is not going to be a worthy country for our children.

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  • Ambago
    Ambago

    Second group of S.Sudanese ministers and deputy ministers meet in Kenya
    Oh God!

    First they said Juba is not good and they want to move the capital to Ramciel in the swampy heartland, suddenly they are now running South Sudan from Mombasa, in Kenya!

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  • Anyak
    Anyak

    Second group of S.Sudanese ministers and deputy ministers meet in Kenya
    Dear my Good brother in South Sudan, I wounder how come you should call SPLM are gangs,I hope you can remember the time back not now every body has been engaged by politics and money. SPLM is your liberator don’t call them gangs.
    Thank you for your understanding

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  • Anyak
    Anyak

    Second group of S.Sudanese ministers and deputy ministers meet in Kenya
    You dog since you are born you have not seen the land of Ramchiel since you have been in a refugee camp where ever you were in the struggle time. kick your ass mother fucker

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  • Mila Eluzai
    Mila Eluzai

    Second group of S.Sudanese ministers and deputy ministers meet in Kenya
    I am a South Sudanese who would like to see good governance.
    People sleep in their houses with no fear.No massacres taking please in the Country like what is currently taking place,but how/Does it mean taking retreats will improve security especially in Juba and other parts of South Sudan?
    Please Ministers do not go for such retreat and learn nothing to save your country from ruins.

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  • Mila Eluzai
    Mila Eluzai

    Second group of S.Sudanese ministers and deputy ministers meet in Kenya
    When the peace loving population gets tired of such crimes ,they will become drunk and take the law into their own hands.They will never mind whether you blackmail them or ruthlessly treat them.It is high time all stakeholders wake up and begin taming this crime in Juba and around Juba including up countries.SPLA/SPLM sh’d retain its good image that was acquired during the war.

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