Good People,
Regional Leaders of IGAD are united to DEFEAT Riek Machar for Political Differences about Democratic Principles for good governance.
Uganda’s Museveni is in Juba today and ORDERED that after 4 days they will go for Riek Machar to DEFEAT him for his stand on policy belief and because of unwavering support he is given by the people of South Sudan. This ilks Museveni and Riek Machar with their leadership in IGAD…..which is why IGAD cannot be trusted in matter of South Sudan.
WATCH THIS:
Uganda Army is already right inside South Sudan and are policing and causing insurgencies, terror and fear on the people of South Sudan.
QUOTE:
[Ugandan military spokesman Lt. Col. Paddy Ankunda insisted Monday that Ugandan forces are stationed only at the international airport in Juba and that their task is to "facilitate evacuation of civilians." But United Nations workers in Juba told The Associated Press that Ugandan troops have been guarding the only bridge that crosses the Nile River.]
Considering that, Museveni and Uganda Special Army frequently denied the fact that they are in South Sudan for insurgency and “Take-Over of South Sudan”………except to evacuate Uganda Citizen but ======the truth is that ======they are in South Sudan at the invitation request of Salva Kiir, RAISING question about their NEUTRALITY and their fairness of impartiality from being BIASED and TAKING SIDES with Salva Kiir in the QUEST for possible mediator in a conflict where there are CREDIBLE CAUSE for differences between Salva Kiir and Riek Machar.
Riek Machar instead called for a negotiated cease-fire that includes a way to monitor complianceBUT there is a feeling that, this is not what IGAD Leadership want...........THEIRS IS A CONSPIRACY FOR INVASION FOR TAKE OVERof South Sudan against the people's Public Demand for good Democratic Principles and the DEMAND FOR TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY how business should be run RESPONSIBLY for primarily the benefit of the People of South Sudan and being FAIR to their BUSINESS PARTNERS........That They are opposed to IRON FIST DICTATORSHIP………..
SEE QUOTE:
[Museveni and Kiir are strong allies. The Ugandan leader is believed to be concerned about the security implications for Uganda of a violent takeover of South Sudan's government.]
THE TRUTH THEREFORE IS: It is confirmed by Officials of the Government that,........Salva Kiir Lied about the Coup on Riek Machar:
SEE QUOTE:
Although Kiir insists the latest unrest was sparked by a coup mounted by soldiers loyal to Machar late Dec. 15, this account has been disputed by some officials with the ruling party who say violence broke out when presidential guards from Kiir's majority Dinka tribe tried to disarm guards from the Nuer ethnic group of Machar.
Therefore, Salva Kiir with IGAD leaders, AU and UN have no justification to their claims but their aim is to SUBDUE Salva Kiir in advance before ELECTION TIME........They are as well NOT Trustworthy to be TRUSTED with Peace Reconciliation of South Sudan........They are an INTERESTED PARTY AGAINST WHAT THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH SUDAN WANT..........They Must Be STOPPEDand be asked to keep their HANDS OFF from South Sudan AFFAIRSand that South Sudan people have a right to DETERMINE how they wish to be GOVERNED but not GOVERNMENT TAKE OVER BY THE CORPORATE SPECIAL BUSINESS INTEREST………...
THIS CONSPIRACY PROPAGANDA OF MUSEVENI AND SALVA WITH THEIR AGENTS IN THE NETWORK OF IGAD must be CONDEMNED by good people of the world ........and that People MUST stand their grounds and DEMONSTRATE against such insurgencies of DICTATORSHIP ..... but people must protect their INTERESTS by SPEAKING UP against INSURGENCIES AND INVASION MEANT TO STEAL AND GRAB LAND UNJUSTLY, ILLEGALLY, UNCONSTITUTIONALLY ...... DENYING SOUTH SUDAN THEIR HUMAN RIGHTS TO LIVE A RESPECTFUL, DIGNIFIED, HONORABLE AND VALUABLE livelihood and survival........IT IS UNACCEPTABLE PEOPLE !!!!!!
THE WORLD IS WATCHING PEOPLE.............................!!!!!
Judy Miriga
Diaspora Spokesperson
Executive Director
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc.,
USA http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com
Diaspora Spokesperson
Executive Director
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc.,
USA http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com
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Uganda warns South Sudan rebel leader
By JASON STRAZIUSO and RODNEY MUHUMUZA
Monday December 30th 2013======= 1 hour ago
JUBA, South Sudan (AP) — Uganda's president on Monday warned South Sudan's rebel leader against rejecting the government's offer of a cease-fire, saying regional leaders would unite to "defeat" the former vice president who is accused of mounting a failed coup in the world's newest country.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni told reporters in Juba, the South Sudan capital, that a regional bloc known as IGAD had given Riek Machar "four days to respond" to the cease-fire offer.
"If he doesn't we shall have to go for him, all of us," he said, referring to IGAD.
A meeting of East African leaders last week said it "welcomed the commitment" by South Sudan's government to cease hostilities against rebels and urged both sides to start peace talks by Tuesday.
Machar instead called for a negotiated cease-fire that includes a way to monitor compliance.
Violence since mid-December in South Sudan has displaced up to 180,000 people, the United Nations said Monday.
Uganda's influence is strong in South Sudan, where special forces from the neighboring country have been deployed at the request of South Sudan's President Salva Kiir, raising questions about the impartiality of Uganda as a possible mediator in a conflict that many fear could lead to civil war in the world's newest country.
Museveni and Kiir are strong allies. The Ugandan leader is believed to be concerned about the security implications for Uganda of a violent takeover of South Sudan's government.
For years the brutal warlord Joseph Kony, who once operated in the expansive jungle that now falls within South Sudan's territory, was a source of tension between Uganda and Sudan. Sudan's government faced persistent allegations of supporting Kony's rebellion against Uganda's government. Kony was forced to flee, and is thought to have fled to Congo and then Central African Republic, as the south moved closer to independence from Sudan.
South Sudan peacefully broke away from Sudan in 2011 after a decades-long fight for independence, giving Uganda a new sense of border security. Uganda, one of the South's strongest supporters in its quest for independence, denies it has taken sides in South Sudan's latest conflict, saying its forces provided security as Western countries and others safely evacuated their citizens from South Sudan.
Ugandan military spokesman Lt. Col. Paddy Ankunda insisted Monday that Ugandan forces are stationed only at the international airport in Juba and that their task is to "facilitate evacuation of civilians." But United Nations workers in Juba told The Associated Press that Ugandan troops have been guarding the only bridge that crosses the Nile River.
Although Juba is now calm, unrest persists in other parts of the country.
Col. Philip Aguer, the South Sudanese military spokesman, said Monday that, although there was "no major fighting" over the weekend, tension remained because "Machar has not committed himself to a cease-fire. We've not seen one." Pro-Machar forces still control Bentiu, the capital of oil-producing Unity state, and renegade troops are poised to attack Bor, the contested capital of Jonglei state, according to Aguer.
"There's a force advancing toward Bor," he said.
Although Kiir insists the latest unrest was sparked by a coup mounted by soldiers loyal to Machar late Dec. 15, this account has been disputed by some officials with the ruling party who say violence broke out when presidential guards from Kiir's majority Dinka tribe tried to disarm guards from the Nuer ethnic group of Machar.
South Sudan has been plagued by ethnic tension and a power struggle within the ruling party that appears to have escalated after Kiir sacked Machar as his deputy earlier this year. Machar has criticized Kiir as a dictator and says he will contest the 2015 presidential election.
The U.N., South Sudan's government and other analysts say the dispute is political at its heart, but has since taken on ethnic overtones. The fighting has killed more than 1,000 people, according to the U.N.
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Muhumuza reported from Kampala, Uganda. Associated Press reporter Elias Meseret in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, contributed to this report.
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