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South Sudan

Riek Machar Teny Dhurgon

Date of Birth: 1953
Place of Birth: Leer, South Sudan


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'Making politics and war together'

Beside Garang on the podium sat his old adversary Riek Machar who served the National Islamic Front for ten years being in government for four of those under its 'Peace from Within' programme...


In a word

Following the 7 January pact between SPLA boss John Garang and Riek Machar (AC Vol 43 No 1) his ex-deputy who had gone over to the government came an attack on Lundin Petroleum's installations in Muglad Basin...


Conflicting agendas

Mohamed Osman marked Independence Day on 1 January by slamming the NIF (which people still suspect he will join) while on 7 January Garang and Riek Machar Teny Dhurgon signed a peace pact after a decade of mutual slaughter...


Delusions of peace

The NIF signed up to the DOP in 1997 to coopt the southern factions led by Riek Machar Teny Dhurgon and Lam Akol Ajawin...


Keeping them talking

1996; Khartoum Peace Accord I; called 'Peace from Within' this was an NIF bid to bring Riek Machar (Nuer) and Lam Akol (Shilluk) on board...


With or without Riek

Efforts to reunite the two main Southern factions - John Garang's Sudan People's Liberation Army and Riek Machar's Sudan People's Democratic Front - have suffered a setback...


Oiling the daggers

Southern leaders at daggers drawn since 1991 have reached agreement in principle that Riek Machar's forces be reintegrated into the Sudan People's Liberation Army of Colonel John Garang...


Opening new fronts in the oil war

The chiefs said the attacks began at night and that government forces some on camels avoided the barracks of Riek Machar Teny Dhurgon's Sudan Popular Defence Forces (SPDF) now again at odds with the NIF government in order to target civilians...

The feud between them dates back to 1999 when Gadet was blamed by the SPDF for devastating Leer Riek Machar's home-town...


Whitewashing reality

The EU's bland resolution reminiscent of last year's and which Ottawa co-sponsored included a call to the Sudan government to 'continue its efforts to ensure the rule of law' and welcomed the 1997 'Peace Agreement' which had already been rejected by its main southern signatory Riek Machar Teny Dhurgon; this produced bitter mirth among Sudanese observers...


Secret Pipeline

The visible face of the NIF's 'Peace from Within' policy Riek Machar resigned (while in the opposition-held south) on 31 January...


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