News

• "THE ANYUAK KINGDOM THE MOST PEACEFUL TRIBE IN JONGLEI STATE : IS IT A POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE THING?"
• 185 People Killed in South Sudan clash in Akobbo
• Fighting breaks out in Akobo
• Luo United Communities Organization has launch website
• Anyuak Genocide Survivors Graduated from University
• Gambella State takes over empty refugee camps
• Secondary school opened in Pochalla for the first time
• Anyuak pastor elected general secretary for first time
• GoSS must take an urgent action to return Jonglei's Akobo to Anyuak
• Anyuak students celebrate in Khartoum
• A Message of Hope for the New Year from the Anuak Justice Council
• Interviews on how December 13 was honored in US
• South Sudan Vice President says Jonglei must be disarmed
• Ethiopian refugees in Sudan: still struggling to go home
• Salva Kiir declares 16 May National Day in South Sudan
• Dinka Bor going home from Equatoria to an uncertain future
• Churches in Sudan urged to be prophetic
• American Is Charged in U.S. for Activities in Somalia
• NO LAND GRABBER IS ABOVE THE LAW
• First wave of UN-assisted returns from Khartoum to southern Sudan reach home
• World Bank launches initiative to promote Sudan’s civil society action
• Sudan snubbed for Africa leadership
• Akobo Constituency Update
• Anyuak Community meets in Juba
• Anywak Community Strategize for the New Year, 2007
• Sudan’s Anyuak accuse Lou-Nuer of occupying ten villages
• Commissioner Doyak Chol acknowledged that land in Akobo County belongs to the Anyuak community 30/08/06

• Armed youth voluntarily disarm in Jonglei (Akobo) 22/08/06

• Nuer Political Leaders said that they changed .....Tuesday, April 19

• Disorderly Freedom of Movement to anywhere or to Acquire Property is unlawful and has Consequences.
• The Political Showdown in Sudan
• Why Black People Have Remained Backward
• Why is the Anyuak disadvantaged and marginalized in peace time?
• AKOBO HISTORY- LAND AND PEOPLE
• The Nuer Monopoly against the Anuak
• Anyuak Past Sufferings in the Hands of Governments and the Lou Nuer.
• The circumstances that lead to the occupation of Akobo by the Lou Nuer
• War Does Not Pay: It is Time for Law and Or