Such comments which came out from the dictatorial regime in Juba are mere political rhetoric meant to deceive the South Sudanese public and the international community. They are characterized by denials and lack of commitment to end the war which none other than Salva Kiir himself imposed on the people of South Sudan,” James Gatdet Dak told Sudan Tribune. “Salva Kiir was the one who rejected democratic political reforms and processes within the ruling party and government. He refused to convene SPLM political bureau meetings in 2013 simply because some of his colleagues expressed their constitutional right to contest for the chair of the party. Salva Kiir dismissed from the government his colleagues who called for reforms,” he added. Dak also faulted president Kiir for “unconstitutionally” dissolving the ruling party (SPLM) leadership structures and exempted only his position as chair, which was very strange and that he also introduced violence in his presidential guards on ethnic lines and allegedly oversaw the massacres of 20,000 unarmed Nuer civilians. “The whole crisis is his own making and he should not shy away from taking the full responsibility,” he added.
Posted on: Fri, 31 Oct 2014 08:42:55 +0000
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