Angelina Jany Teny

One obstacle to continuing progress was Salva's seemingly unconstitutional sacking in March of Defence Minister Angelina Teny (see Box Blessed and confused are the peacemakers)...

Resentment has been building at the top of the armed forces since Angelina Teny the wife of Salva's arch-rival Riek Machar became defence minister in the new Revitalised Government of National Unity...

If Riek recused himself the appointment could fall to his wife Angelina Teny who is representing him in Addis Ababa...

His wife Angelina Teny missed the opening in Addis Ababa because the IGAD plane tickets for her arrived late...

Ezekiel Lol now heads the key Petroleum Ministry previously in the hands of Dak Dop Bishok IO's representative in Sudan and close to Riek's elder wife Angelina Jany Teny often seen as the power behind the oil throne...

He was elected Governor in 2010 after a violently contested campaign against his cousin Riek's wife Angelina Jany Teny...

The pro- government Bul group reflects old disputes involving Riek; his right-hand man former Governor Taban Deng Gai; his elder wife Angelina Jany Teny; and several leading commanders...

Riek's senior wife the former State (junior) Minister of Energy and Mining Angelina Jany Teny said in an interview with a local radio station on 3 September that the opposition had 'refused' to sign what she described 'not as a proposal but as a compulsory document...

He is widely seen as supporting fellow Nuer Riek in his campaign to head the SPLM – despite the fact that Taban controversially defeated Riek's elder wife Angelina Jany Teny for Governor in 2010 (AC Vol 51 No 9 The deals the votes and the fraud)...

More recently Taban’s forces clashed with supporters of his cousin Angelina Jany Teny (wife of GOSS Vice-President Riek Machar) who had unsuccessfully stood against him for governor...

* Also furious is Angelina Jany Teny national State (Junior) Energy and Mining Minister and former Southern First Lady (when her husband Riek Machar Teny Dhurgon headed the pro-NCP Southern government in the mid 1990s)...