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International Dialogue on State-building and National Development in South Sudan

Posted by TheBlackList on September 26, 2011 at 6:00pm

International Dialogue on State-building and National Development in South Sudan

Convened by the African Research and Resources Forum (ARRF) and the Centre for Peace and Development Studies (CPDS) at the University of Juba, Juba, South Sudan

September 23- 23, 2011

Foreign policy options for the Government of South Sudan post self-government.

ABSTRACT

There is a tendency in Sudan studies especially in the South, to see issues exclusively from the internal perspective, which is understandab

Constitutionalism, The National Question and the Sudanese Civil War

Posted by KWASI Akyeampong on December 10, 2010 at 2:14pm

By K.K. Prah:

From ?Government and Politics in Africa ? A Reader?

Edited by O. Nnoli, published by AAPS Books, Harare, Zimbabwe, in 2000

An armed struggle has been fought intermittently in the Sudan since August 1955. In Africa its only rival in duration is the Eritrean armed resistance which commenced in September 1961. The early beginnings of the African nationalist insurgency in the Sudan can be traced to the Torit Mutiny August 18, 1955, when members of the equatorial corps garrisoned in T

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THE AFRO-ARAB CIVILISATION DIALOGUE

Posted by BF Bankie on February 28, 2009 at 12:00am

B.F. BANKIE:Due to its denigration of African culture Arabia, since it’s incursion into Africa, has seen the continent as a civilization vacuum waiting to be filled by Arab culture and Islam.The painful fact is that it was only with the initiation of the current peace process between Khartoum, in central Sudan and Juba in south Sudan and the international focus on the genocide in Darfur, that it became apparent to the public at large, that from Mauritania on the Atlantic coast, moving eastwards

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The genocide in South Sudan and Darfur and its implications

Posted by BF Bankie on February 27, 2009 at 8:57am

B.F. BANKIE:There were two main migrations out of Africa. There was the first exodus of the original man ( Homo sapiens sapiens ), who was black and who settled all over the world. The next migration out of Africa was forced by slavery. Although the western Diaspora in the Americas, the Caribbean and Europe is known, the eastern Diaspora, which preceded the western Diaspora by a millennium, is not generally known. The African eastern Diaspora is found wherever Africans were taken in Caucasia and

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The experience of Africans under Arab colonialism and its antithesis

Posted by BF Bankie on November 24, 2008 at 9:51am

A synopsis of the paper- ‘The experience of Africans under Arab colonialism and its antithesis’, delivered at the International Colloquium at the State University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 11-13 November 2008, on the theme, ‘Teaching and propagating African history and culture to the Diaspora and …’The key to understanding Afro-Arab relations, past and present and the relevance of South Sudan to the future, is found in the reasons for the conflict in South Sudan of 1955-72 and 1983- 2005. The C

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International Dialogue on State-building and National Development in South Sudan

Constitutionalism, The National Question and the Sudanese Civil War

THE AFRO-ARAB CIVILISATION DIALOGUE

The genocide in South Sudan and Darfur and its implications

The experience of Africans under Arab colonialism and its antithesis

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