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30 January 2013January 29, 2013
By John A. Akec
"A pound improvement in governance leads to a tenfold increase in prosperity" – Author’s personal conviction
BACKGROUND INTRODUCTION This is the second and final part of the article which I published recently under the same title. The central theme of the first part of the article was proposing a South Sudan Marshall Plan to be funded by US, Britain, and Norway in partnership with countries that have interest in strengthening peace and political stability (...)
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