I respect the internal processes of the SPLM/A-IO. However, strong political organisations must resolve disagreements through their constitutions, established institutions, and peaceful dialogue.
The painful lessons of 2013 remind us that internal political disputes can escalate into national tragedies, with innocent citizens paying the highest price.
South Sudan needs political maturity, strong institutions, and a clear separation between political parties and military power.
Political disagreements must remain political, not become national security crises.
Our citizens deserve peace, constitutional rights, accountable leadership, and institutions that serve the nation above individual interests.
Let us learn from history and build a country governed by law, not political rivalry or military influence.
Ernest Ogwaro
Independent Political Commentator
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