Dear Ajakguong Deng, As I promised to ask you few questions last night, I believe you are more than ready to answer my questions briefly. 1-Was SBS Dinka radio established only for bureaucracies or any layman? To justify this, I have seen you running after government officials plus rebels to interview them and ignore juniors as you stated few months ago. 2-Was SBS Dinka established only to conduct interviews or are there any other issues to be addressed by sbs radio? I got your interview with many people including those who met Obama but I view the way you conduct your interviews to be bias and unhelpful to the community which was recognised by the Australian government. 3-Why do you always help some of your interviewees? 4-What will you ask government and rebels officials after war? Suggestion, you better ask youth about their views on the ongoing war and proposals such as five rotating presidency and federalism? What we hear from former detainees, government official and rebels is a blame game yet it has no value to rely on their interviews. Why dont you interview Salva Kiir and Dr Machar? Have you ever asked anyone from your interviewees or Makuei Lueth in particular to tell us about what qualifies someone or community to be called rebel? I expect you to interact with everyone in your next interviews rather than big men you always interview. I contacted you when I was in the frontline for an interview unfortunately, you stated that protocol prevented you to interview juniors...Would you mind tell me briefly about that protocol? Did you signed that protocol with SBS or South Sudan government?
Posted on: Mon, 02 Jun 2014 11:27:25 +0000
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