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"You crown the year
with your bounty, and your carts overflow with
abundance."
Psalm 65:11 |
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GoSS must take an urgent action to
return Jonglei's Akobo to Anyuak
Mr. Salva Kiir Mayardit,
First President of
Sudan Republic, President of Government of South Sudan,
Khartoum and Juba,
Sudan
We want to present the
Anyuak case before you once again. We appreciate the
acceptance and recognition that a problem does exist and
that the Anyuak have the right to seek justice. We are also
thankful for keeping our case on the agenda. The SPLM Secretariat, the South Sudan
Land Commission and the Jonglei State have it on their....Continues>>>>>>>>>> |
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UNITY EQUALITY
PROGRESS
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Obama
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In recent
days, the issue of race has threatened to consume the
2008 presidential campaign (Click)
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Disorderly Freedom of Movement to
anywhere or to Acquire Property is unlawful and has
Consequences.
February 26/2008 J.
Ojoch*
Before attempting to express my opinions I
want to salute the heroes who fought and sacrificed their
lives and those who won the battle alive to make us all free
and happy today. May those who survived live long and
longer. Read more>>>> |
| A Message of Hope for the New Year
from the Anuak Justice Council (Click) |
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Related Links
Anyuak Media
Anuak Justice Council
Anyuak Survival Org
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Akobo 1952 - 1954 Godfrey
Lienhardt
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An Anyuak teenager girl keenly
caring for her younger brother at home. Meanwhile
both heads of the household are outside searching
for daily meals.
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Anyuak
Mini Museum
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Anyuak
values and culture
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Anyuaklamellaphone |
Anyuak skin clothing |
Dimui
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Akobo
town: Is an attractive fertile piece
of land surrounded by four major Rivers
and they are Agwei, Dikony, Dikon and the Akobo River. |
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Portrait of three Anyuak youths
Date of Photo: 1952-1954 by
Godfrey Lienhardt |
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Three Anyuak
youths, two wearing European-style shirt and
shorts, one wearing a body cloth, standing
together in an avenue with huts visible
beyond. One of the youths is wearing a
T-shirt which says 'Akobo Post
Sudan
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War Does Not Pay: It is
Time for Law and Order.
By
Obang Kello
This is a message to both
warlords and peaceful people. War does not pay.
The Anyuak have said many times even in front of
the GoSS President that they do not want their
voice heard through violence. How much more can
this position be made clearer to the Lou Nuer
warlords? In recent article published by the
Independent on line: “The crisis in the Horn
of Africa: Nomads with no future,” (08
September 2006) herdsmen from 60 tribes
including two Nuer clans, the Lou and Jikany
Nuer who have fought a savage for decades
gathered in Ethiopia, united by the battle to
preserve their way of life. According to the
article, for the nomadic herdsmen of east
Africa, this was an opportunity for their voice
- so often ignored by their own governments - to
finally be heard. Is not the peaceful way the
Anyuak want to get their land back from nomadic
tribe?
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Anyuak
Congregation Malakal |
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Anyuak people.
The Anuak are a
river people whose villages are scattered
along the banks and rivers of southeastern
Sudan and western Ethiopia. The Anuak of
Sudan live in a grassy region that is flat
and virtually treeless. During the rainy
season, this area floods, so that much of it
becomes swampland with various channels of
deep water running through it
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Anyuak
Community traditional dance team - Brisbane.
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