Search for Indigenous Solution to South Sudan Problem  BY: Jacob
K. Lupai, JUBA, APR/08/2014, SSN;  On the 9th July 2011 South
Sudan declared itself independent from the old Sudan after
decades of bitter and devastating armed struggle that caused so
much loss of lives and destruction of property. South Sudan
celebrated with fanfare the end of half century of utter
subjugation by neocolonial system of governance in the old
Sudan.  It is not within the scope of this article to go into
the details of half century neocolonialism in South Sudan.
Suffice to say that barely two years of independence the people
South Sudan started to experience problems of governance. It
seems yesterday’s mentality of liberation with undisciplined
volunteers has not yet changed into the mentality of fostering
socio-economic development through discipline.  In 2005 after a
comprehensive peace agreement with the government of the old
Sudan, South Sudan became a self-governing autonomous part. The
ruling party was the Sudan People’s Lib