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Machar calls on Diasporas to organize themselves as one South Sudanese community

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August 4, 2012 (JUBA) – South Sudan’s vice president, Riek Machar, has called on South Sudanese in the Diaspora to organize themselves as one community instead of fragmenting into groups based on political affiliations.

There are hundreds of thousands of South Sudanese residing in various countries in America, Europe, Australia and Africa but they are organised more according to their political allegiance or ethnic communities than to the nation or citizenry.

Machar on Saturday during a meeting in his office with a South Sudanese delegation from Canada and the United States of America called on them to put being South Sudanese first and other affiliations come after. He said this will keep the community united and strong and avoid divisions in the diaspora.

The Vice President’s Press Secretary, James Gatdet Dak, told Sudan Tribune that the meeting which was also attended by the deputy minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Elias Nyamlell Wakoson, further discussed the need to revive the Diaspora Desk in Juba that will help reorganize the members of the Diaspora and address their needs and interests.

The Diaspora Desk compiles the list of the returning Diasporas, organizes them and tries to find jobs for them in South Sudan.

The government through the ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation will help address the concerns of the Diasporas only if they are organized in form of a South Sudanese community wherever they are, Machar added.

He also encouraged the Diasporas to further their education, engage in businesses abroad if possible and try to partner with international business people that want to invest in South Sudan.

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  • 5 August 2012 08:03, by George Bol

    "try to find job for Diaspora"!
    Education is nothing now but filling stomach. Who are you?

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    • 5 August 2012 08:44, by Machajuong

      Dr. Liar!

      Quit lying to yourself man! How many times have we been hearing so many disorganized behavior in your government? Those including coups, tribalism, looting, nepotism, corruption, and so forth.
      You better take the lead and service the country’s need then individualism.

      Mach-Ajuong.

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      • 5 August 2012 16:48, by Mi diit

        It is true that we in the diaspora are disorganized. Thank Dr. Scientist for word of wisdom. Some diehard tribalists may not like it and pretend to be organized when their every day comments on Sudan Tribune show the opposite.

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        • 5 August 2012 17:26, by panom lualbil

          MI DIIT ?
          Are diaporas who always claim selfdertermination on this forum ? Read artcle above by REIK MACHAR and tell me when you find words such as 1991 nasir or if splm and dinka bor are slaves or cowards. He always try tell you true history of SPLM but you fucking in ass militias of khartoum from curse community would twist it. Can look at him? He look fat and happy becoz we treat him with food

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          • 5 August 2012 17:50, by panom lualbil

            MI DIIT ?

            [two jobs] in the same institution. Late president GARANG who formed SPLM/A who liberated S Sudan from KHARTOUM, was from dinka. So what reasons you called dinka
            slaves& cowards? Dont you know cowards/slave [REIK] who passed urines in pant and massacred civilians when Garang was seeking s sudan + bnile + s korddufan + etc? Dont you know slave or loser REIK when he fled to khartoum?

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          • 5 August 2012 22:01, by Dut Monybor

            Bro MI MIN
            Than you for the commend but i would like to advise you not to talk about the 1991 problem because it was not really good by the way .Any way we shall forgive Dr as God mention that you will not be forgiven if you don’t forgive other people.

            Now in South Sudan we need unity ,how we going to united with Nuer ethnic group if we don’t forgive them for what they have done to bor community.

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            • 6 August 2012 00:51, by Tiger

              we need unity to prevail not only for those in diaspora,but start here in South Sudan,time for all citizens to come together as one people under one flag,without that we will never be succeed and be able to build our country ss.

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  • 5 August 2012 08:11, by WiseMonyBeer

    Mr Riek Machar is the Ratko Mladic of South Sudan. In 1991 Riek Machar had masterminded The 1991 Bor Massacre. Again this very year Riek Machar has masterminded The2012 Pibor Genocide. Bloody mr reeek.

    Monybeer !

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    • 5 August 2012 08:26, by wang

      WiseMonyBeer
      You were given a four written warning by our government stop stealing your neighbour kids and none of your leaders were never listened. Stop blaming other for your faults.

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    • 5 August 2012 09:57, by jur_likang_a_ likan’g

      Please let the past rest. You will not achieve anything from that venom of the past. Focus on the future of the country man.

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      • 5 August 2012 14:15, by Jimmy A. Makur

        Mr. Vice Presiednt Riek Machar (PHD) is right, unity mean alot to the nation than tribes.

        You can build a nation without nationalists. What do think if an individuals pocketed $4bs.

        I don’t think these individuals have the nation in their hearts. But this message is not regarding Mr. Machar.

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    • 5 August 2012 17:28, by zulu

      Somehow I agree and disagree with you because this is the man i know and talk to. yes, he masterminded senselessly the the 91 massacre and was so proud of his deeds. he relented in 94 and became a chief contributor for spla/m. but that of pibor, i tink i have reservations on that. on the diaspora, i totally do not beleive on him. he should just back his bags

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    • 5 August 2012 22:07, by Dut Monybor

      Bro wisemonybeer
      I don’t like people who embracing their leader
      a shame on you my dear ,if you don’t have respect at your home don’t bring it here on the net service it is public use please!

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  • 5 August 2012 08:18, by wang

    You have got that wrong Mr. Riek Machar. Most Southerners resident out Sudan are more untied than those corruptions in Juba. You have to clean up your acts in the mainland before you open your mouths against others. I have been living in Uganda for 11 yrs and most of mates are from Bor Dinka, just as an example

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  • 5 August 2012 08:20, by wang

    You have got that wrong Mr. Riek Machar. Most Southerners resident out Sudan are more untied than those corruptions in Juba. You have to clean up your acts in the mainland before you open your mouths against others. I have been living in Uganda for 11 yrs and most of my close mates are from Bor Dinka, just as an example

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  • 5 August 2012 09:23, by Madina Tonj

    Well, president himself was ask by Southern Sudanese in DC to help Students in term of school fees and he turned them down saying, he is not worry about Southern Sudanese living out side Africa.

    Second, over time people who want to find a job in South Sudan don’t get it because of tribalism, nepotism and allude policy and how do you claim to help Diasporas? When Officials are busy for corruption

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  • 5 August 2012 10:00, by 4Justice

    We need a leader like Governor Bakasoro who understands the significance of Infrastructure for economic development and poverty reduction. I know some of you might think I’m Equatorian, no! I actually come from Warrap state very close to Kiir’s village. Let’s put tribalism aside and allow people with the expertise and passion to develope the Republic of South Sudan.

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  • 5 August 2012 10:08, by Gabriel KK

    Stop nonsense Mr.vice President. there are hundreds of graduates in Kenya and Uganda but they are still struggling to find in Juba and ten states but it is still hard for them to get jobs leave alone those in western countries who came home and go back because nobody cares for them.

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    • 5 August 2012 11:41, by Dinkawarrior

      Dr. Obesity you need to organize yourself firt then you can talks to anybody about that. You’re there for nothing but as a piece of shit.

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      • 5 August 2012 16:53, by Mi diit

        Tribal Dinkawarrior should also learn to be South Sudanese first.

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      • 6 August 2012 15:35, by Ruach

        Dinka warrior/beggar.He is not there for piece and shit rather he has been and will be saving u

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  • 6 August 2012 02:42, by Born-to-Rule

    Mr. VP,
    The call for south Sudanese a round the world to support their new country is a good idea. However, the problem with diaspora is they think they are smarter than those who did all the hard work liberating the south. Mr. VP do not allow those wannabe politicians to tell you how to run a the government. The Diasporas need to show respect and help with advise and quit stop arrogance.

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  • 6 August 2012 05:57, by Loko El Pollo

    WHOEVER DELETED THE COMMENTS TODAY IS THE NUMBER ONE SOUTH SUDAN ENEMY.WE COME HERE TO RELIEVED OUR STRESS FROM DAILY LIFE EMERGENCIES AND DIFICULTIES.DEATH TO THAT SON OF A BITCH.THE MORE WE TALK,THE BETTER THE TWO SUDANS.

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  • 6 August 2012 07:26, by Guandong

    Go ahead Dr.Machar this are your own people whom you takecare with their lif, education and so,on and in doing this also its act of good governance that favoring its citizen, thanks Machar

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  • 6 August 2012 07:45, by LL Reuben

    What happen to here?

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  • 6 August 2012 08:15, by Ruach

    Many pple have no jobs,but those diaspora thought everything comes easy and that they should be respected

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  • 6 August 2012 09:18, by okucu pa lotinokwan

    You govt officials are all behinds this disunity among the among the diaspora youths

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    • 6 August 2012 19:53, by NgorKur Mayol Chier

      Now, he has realize that how bad the tribal is after he has been victimizes some of the Dinkas communities such as Bor and Panaruu in 1991 cold war. Hopeful, I think forgiveness among us will take times for our hearts to heel from what Riek did to us in South Sudan.

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  • 7 August 2012 15:21, by JohnGarangFreedom

    Ha!ha!ha! My source have told me that, as soon as may next year. The people so-called Twi (Twic) Dinka are going to start suing any organizations, companies, agencies, groups, individuals, etc. who are going to miss use Twi Dinka people identity wrongly. Interesting.

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