Julius Nyambur, Author at African Arguments

Author: Julius Nyambur

Julius Nyambur

Julius Nyambur is Research Fellow at the Centre for Security Governance, and a Consultant for United States Institute of Peace’s Peacetech Lab in Washington, D.C. The views expressed in his articles are the author’s own and do not necessarily represent the policies of affiliated organisations.

Politics South Sudan

By Julius Nyambur
June 16, 2017
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South Sudan: Will local concerns sink the National Dialogue?

Much violence is driven not by national politics but local – and often more intractable – disputes around security, sovereignty, land and identity. Amidst a deepening ...

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South Sudan: Will local concerns sink the National Dialogue?