RUWENG SHORT BIOGRAPHY OF TRADITIONAL SELF RULE SINCE 19 CENTURY TO POST INDEPENDENCE
This study explores the evolution of leadership among the Ruweng people of South Sudan, tracing its trajectory from the Turko-Egyptian era through British colonial administration and into the post-independence period. Using archival records and oral histories, the research examines how indigenous governance structures adapted to external pressures while maintaining cultural legitimacy.
On the morning of September 10th, 1995, I called James Chol. I had something in mind that he wouldn’t have imagined. As soon as he picked up the phone, I rushed to tell him my plan: I wanted to leave for Ethiopia within a few days in search of education. I didn’t specify the exact day, but I asked if he was interested in joining me.
Sharing news and blog posts from a South Sudan perspective, Ruweng Post provides a unique and invaluable insight into the events that unfolded during our escape from Khartoum.
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