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 النوبة 00 كل الاحتمالات مفتوحة اذا انفصل الجنوب 0
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Nuba keep all options open in case the South secedes
by Nanne op 't Ende
Kadugli
November 9, 2007
How has the SPLM in South Kordofan handled the first two years following thre signing of the CPA? What is the present situation of the Nuba in SPLM? How should they move forward? All the Nuba representing the SPLM in South Kordofan State and in the National Govenrment and legislation gathered in Kauda (South Kordofan) on November 1 for a workshop 'behind closed doors' to discuss these issues.
Among the participants of the seven days' workshop, led by Neroun Philip, were Deputy Governor Daniel Kodi and previous Governor Ismael Khamis. Looking at the past two years, many people were critical of the results. The SPLM had held the Governorship for two years and there were too many issues, like integration of the SPLA and SAF forces, or getting SPLM police recognised, that had not been resolved.
Very little progress is made in the development of South Kordofan, and here too, the participants were critical of the way the SPLM had used the time it held the Governor's office. Ismael Khamis defended his record but met little sympathy. However, there was recognition for the importance of his recent appointment as state minister at the Ministry of the Interior.
The appointment of Daniel Kodi as Deputy Governor has revived hopes among the Nuba: they believe Kodi will be able to create more momentum for the SPLM in South Kordofan. As co-signer to the Protocols for South Kordofan, Blue Nile and Abyei, Kodi will put much energy in explaining to the Nuba people what the CPA actually means and how they can best benefit from it. More than Ismael Khamis, Daniel Kod is believed to be able to unite the Nuba.
The most important question discussed in the workshop was: what will the Nuba do if the population of South Sudan would vote for secession in its 2011 referendum? After a long debate, the outcome was simple: the Nuba in the SPLM demand the right to keep all options open. They want to have the right to decide as Nuba where their future lies: in North Sudan, in South Sudan or even in their own, independent state.
In a story picked up by the BBC yesterday, Akhir Lahzah said that the Nuba in the SPLM had decided to joint the North in case the South would cesede. Kamil Kuwa Mekki - brother to the late Yousif Kuwa - was one of the participants in the workshop. Speaking from Kadugli he comments:
"The story that we would want to remain in the North in case the South would cesede is nonsense. It is probably brought into the world by Telephone Kuku, who is a member of the SPLM but prefers the Nuba to remain in the North. He did not attend the workshop by the way. He was invited but he did not come."
According to Kuwa the workshop had been very succesful in discussing all issues openly and determining a clear strategy for the 2009 National elections and the following years, in which the future of the Sudan will be determined.
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Re: النوبة 00 كل الاحتمالات مفتوحة اذا انفصل الجنوب 0 (Re: عبدالغني بريش فيوف)
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يبدو انهم قد حسموا امرهم شمالا اذا انفصل الجنوب .. وهاك هذا الخبر من صحيفة آخر لحظة
Quote: الحركة الشــعبية بجبال النوبة تقرر عدم تبعية المنطقة للجنوب في حالة الإنفصال
الخرطوم: يوسف عبد المنان
أنهى المكتب السياسي وقيادات الحركة الشعبية بجبال النوبة اجتماعاً مغلقاً أُحيط بسرية تامة وإجراءات أمنية مشدده بمقر الحركة بكاودة جنوب شرق مدينة كادقلي، وأصدر توصياته وقراراته.
وعلمت «آخر لحظة» إن قيادات الحركة الشعبية في جبال النوبة حسمت نهائياً مسألة هوية جبال النوبة في حال انفصال الجنوب، وقرر المجتمعون في «كاودا» أن منطقة جبال النوبة ليست جزءاً من الجنوب، وتبعاً لإتفاقية السلام فإن خضوع الجنوب لحق تقرير المصير يضع المنطقة أمام خيارين: أما البقاء كجزء من الشمال، أو إقامة حكم ذاتي، وذلك بعد نقاش وجدل استمر طوال الفترة من 27 أكتوبر وحتى الأول من نوفمبر الجاري، وفوَّض الاجتماع اللواء دانيال كودي رئيس الحركة لاختيار حكومته الجديدة، وإتخذ قراراً بإعادة اثنين من قيادات الحركة الشعبية الذين تم فصلهما قبل عام من الحركة، ومن المجلس التشريعي وهم عبد الباقي على قرفه والأستاذة عايدة موسى الذين أُتهما من قبل رئيس الحركة الشعبية السابق بالتعاون مع المؤتمر الوطني..
وقالت مصادر «آخر لحظة» إن الاجتماع لم يتوصل بعد لقرار بشأن موقف الحركة من العميد تلفون كوكو الذي إتخذ موقفاً مناهضاً للحركة الشعبية في الجنوب، وحمَّلها مسؤولية ظلم النوبة.
وسألت «آخر لحظة» العميد تلفون كوكو عن أسباب غيابه عن اجتماع كاودة، وقال إنه تلقى دعوة من قبل اللواء دانيال كودي ولكنه فضل البقاء في الخرطوم، وحول التشكيل المرتقب لحكومة دانيال كودي في جنوب كردفان تقول مصادر الصحيفة إن شقيق المرحوم يوسف كوة مكي الذي كان مهاجراً في هولندا تم ترشيحه لمنصب وزير المالية. ويترون فليب وزيراً للتربية ويحيى حماد معتمداً ورمضان شميلا وزيراً للشؤون الاجتماعية وعبد الباقي قرفه وموسى كجو وسيد حماد وبشرى عليوة معتمدين..
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Re: النوبة 00 كل الاحتمالات مفتوحة اذا انفصل الجنوب 0 (Re: أحمد)
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Quote: "The story that we would want to remain in the North in case the South would cesede is nonsense. It is probably brought into the world by Telephone Kuku, who is a member of the SPLM but prefers the Nuba to remain in the North. He did not attend the workshop by the way. He was invited but he did not come."
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تلفون كوكو منشق عن الحركة الشعبية منذ فترة طويلة وهو الان تحت حضانة المؤتمر الوطني وهو دائما يسبح عكس ما تريده النوبة 00 المجتمعون توصلوا الى ان تكون كل الخيارات مفتوحة من بينها الحكم الفدرالي وهو الارجح 00
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Re: النوبة 00 كل الاحتمالات مفتوحة اذا انفصل الجنوب 0 (Re: عبدالغني بريش فيوف)
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شكرا اخ بريش....دعنى اوسع السؤال اكثر....مع حصر الحديث فى الجبال...تحدثت وحده السودان...ما تصورك لوضع النوبه فى هذا السودان الفدرالى? ما فائدته للنوبه? ماهى مضاره? اذا انفصل السودان...اين يجب ان يكون النوبه وكيف يصلون لما يريدون?
ما هى مطالب النوبه?
النوبه فى مفترق الطريق...ما هو تصورك لحل هذه المشكله ?
ما هو تصورك الشخصى?
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Re: النوبة 00 كل الاحتمالات مفتوحة اذا انفصل الجنوب 0 (Re: Mahathir)
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Quote: شكرا اخ بريش....دعنى اوسع السؤال اكثر....مع حصر الحديث فى الجبال...تحدثت وحده السودان...ما تصورك لوضع النوبه فى هذا السودان الفدرالى? ما فائدته للنوبه? ماهى مضاره? اذا انفصل السودان...اين يجب ان يكون النوبه وكيف يصلون لما يريدون?
ما هى مطالب النوبه?
النوبه فى مفترق الطريق...ما هو تصورك لحل هذه المشكله ?
ما هو تصورك الشخصى |
سلامات
النوبة جزء من هذا السودان الواسع وحتى عندما انضموا الى صفوف الحركة الشعبية كانت مطالبهم هي تحرير كل السودان اقتصاديا وسياسيا وثقافيا واجتماعيا من هيمنة الاقلية التي تحكم باسم كل الشعوب السودانية بالظلم والجور والبهتان وستظل وحدة السودان مطلب اساسي للنوبة اذا صوت الجنوب لصالح الوحدة او الانفصال 00 اذن مطلب النوبة دائما هو النظام الفدرالي في اطار السودان الواحد وليس في اطار السودان المركزي الاقصائي التهميشي الذي رفضته النوبة !!!!!!!!!!!!!0
اعني بالنظام الفدرالي الحكم الذاتي الواسع وطبعا له فوائد كثيرة سياسيا واقتصاديا وثقافيا واجتماعيا 00000000الخ
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Re: النوبة 00 كل الاحتمالات مفتوحة اذا انفصل الجنوب 0 (Re: عبدالغني بريش فيوف)
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Nuba People Are Central to Sudan Peace Process, Say Diplomat and Former NSC Official
Ranneberger, Prendergast speak at Wilson Center
By Kelly Machinchick
Washington File Staff Writer
Washington – The tenuous pause in the Sudanese Civil War has the potential to grow into a lasting peace, but the needs and wishes of the Nuba people must be considered, said a panel at the Woodrow Wilson Center on Friday, February 28, or the peace will not endure.
The panel, entitled "The Sudanese War and the Nuba People," featured presentations by Michael Ranneberger, State Department special advisor for Sudan and John Prendergast, former Africa director at the National Security Council and currently co-director of the Africa branch of the International Crisis Group, an international non-governmental organization (NGO) working to prevent and resolve conflict.
Former chairman of the House Africa Subcommittee and Wilson Fellow Howard Wolpe, in introducing Suleiman Rahhal, an advocate of the Nuba people, set the stage by explaining, "The Nuba people are among the most downtrodden and invisible people in the world today," who have rights and demands that must be addressed if real peace can be restored.
"A workable peace has never been built on injustice," said Rahhal.
"The people of the Nuba Mountains," he said, "demand the right to self-determination. The issue of the Nuba Mountains and other marginalized areas in Northern Sudan should be within the framework of the Machakos Protocol and representatives from the Nuba political parties and civil service should be invited to speak at peace talks in Kenya to argue their case."
"During the six-year transition period," he continued, "the Nuba Mountains should be a separate region, independent from both South and North. They should be represented in the broad national government that will take over when peace is agreed upon. The Nuba cease-fire agreement, which has been renewed twice, should now be transformed into a comprehensive peace settlement of the Nuba issue. The international community should be involved in the program of resettlement and the reconstruction of the Nuba government in the region."
Ranneberger and Prendergast agreed that the Nuba region and its people were central to any peace agreement. "That's precisely why Senator [John] Danforth [Special U.S. Envoy for Sudan] made that the major test for peace," said Ranneberger. "I think this test has raised some hope in Sudan." It has, he said, proved that a lasting peace was possible.
Ranneberger congratulated the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) and Kenyan Lt. Gen. Lazarus Sumbeiywo for the work they have done to further the peace process. "We have confidence in his ability to handle the discussion of the three areas," he said.
But Ranneberger asserted that a comprehensive peace must include all of the disputed areas: the Nuba Mountains, the Southern Blue Nile, and Abyei.
"You can't simply have a formula that is a Sudan-wide formula that doesn't take into account the special circumstances of those areas," he continued. "We have made very clear that it is for the parties themselves to work out. Whatever they work out that is [mutually] acceptable, we will accept. We haven't ruled out anything, we haven't ruled in anything. All issues are on the table."
Ranneberger said he thought that the Nuba people, as well as the Sudanese people, have accepted the principle that they jointly must come up with a solution that encourages unity. Although one day there might be the option for self-determination for the people of southern Sudan, the leaders of the Sudanese People's Liberation Army (SPLA) have worked to bring about a cease-fire and settlement agreement that brings about unity and equality for the Sudanese people, said Ranneberger.
According to Prendergast, the Nuba people, although seeking a seat at the table to become part of a unified Sudan, continue to take precautions against more government lies and brutality. "The Nuba have learned their lesson; the government has a terrible track record with all the constituencies there," he said, speaking of human rights violations over the last two decades. "They see the self-determination instrument as their insurance against government tendencies to violate these agreements."
Prendergast continued: "A consensus has emerged, I think. They [the Nuba] see an opportunity in the current peace process to finally claim some basic entitlements that have historically been denied to the Nuba people. These Nuba leaders demand that there be self-rule for their region."
At a minimum, that self-rule would include the right of the people to choose their own leadership within the existing government or whatever federal framework that might be set up during the transition period, once peace is finally established, Prendergast said.
After that, he said, if Southerners do opt for independence, the Nuba should be allowed to choose which part of the country they want to join. In addition, the Nuba will want international supervision to ensure that these measures are respected.
Again, Prendergast warned, the warring parties must take the Nuba demands into account if a peace is to be established. Peace is a possibility, but all aspects of the conflict must be considered and issues that have predicated twenty years of war must be resolved.
Thus far the cease-fire has held, Ranneberger concluded, but "it is certainly too soon to say that a sense of normalcy has returned to the area, given what these people [the Nuba] have been through. There is a hope that has been rekindled, and it's something we need to nourish," he concluded.
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عبدالغني بريش فيوف
Biraima M Adam
Mahathir
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خالد حاكم
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
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