Last week, the ministry of water resources and irrigation announced the arrival of a 21-truck convoy from Egypt via Sudan carrying heavy dredging machines, sparking mixed reactions among the citizens.
Though the presidency continue to deny that it has clue over the machines and the project, the ministry of water resources and irrigation maintains that the agreement on the dredging project was reached between the government of Egypt and South Sudan during a meeting in Cairo last year.
Elario Adam Cholong, a Juba-based lawyer, logged a complaint against the government saying the “project is environmentally untenable and it will traverse protected area in East Africa, with undue regard to livelihoods, gender, food, children and public health of the East Africans.”
He argues that “the area through which the dredging project shall pass is comprised of several settlements, farmlands and water sources for thousands of indigenous persons and there has been no regard to their rights.”
He added that “the Egyptian dredging project will traverse many legally protected forest reserves and several rivers and lakes that water sources for thousands of people, animals and wildlife habitats.”
“The Applicants have a prime facie case as the people where the Egyptian dredging project is designed and environment will suffer irreparable damage if the application is not granted since the main reference raises issues of affecting livelihoods and the environment including: permanent loss of habitats, stress and mortality to flora and fauna, loss of primary productivity in watercourses, loss of ecological function among others.
“In addition, it is the Role of East Africa Court of Justice in balancing its interpretative jurisdiction against the needs of ensuring that Partner States are not unduly hindered in their development programs.”
Adam said South Sudanese “shall suffer substantial and irreparable loss and damages to the environment; wiping out of protected animals’ species and forest reserves, damaging the ecosystem and loss of livelihoods if the Respondents by themselves, employee and/or agents and their servants and/or employees are not stopped from dredging the River Nile.”
He said that the government of South Sudan has “already received the dredging machine from the Egyptian government and the suit will be rendered nugatory if a temporary injunction is not issued restraining the said project.”
‘South Sudan dragged to East African court over Naam river dredging project’
Sudans post, ‘what East African court?, Nairobarry yaa Sudans Post, Kampala courts, Uganda courts, Kigali Rwanda courts, Burundi, Bujumbura courts, Dar El Salam or Arusha courts? —-know your right place pieces of shits, didn’t your mum/mother ever tell you, never to play to play with ‘mac’, fire—–not a short form for McDonald, of course, where do you piece of shits think,’Unga (Ugali), Maize/corn, (Mahindi–Indian maize/corn) come from? Ukriane?!! South Sudanese piece of shits, breeding like guruwe/pigs/rabbits over the backs of other people and their countries is not a good idea. Yeah, Follow us.>>>>
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South Sudan is a East African country, but we are not your equal with your East African countries, we are the ancient Egyptians. AFRICAN UNITY and REGIONAL INTEGRATION ‘propagated by the devil worshipers, vampires, secret cabals, vermins/parasites/viruses/pests—–lowly informed South Sudanese pieces of shits, there will be no Kenya. Trust this and trust me. I studied at Nakuru High School, rift valley. McGill university, Montreal, Canada; Technische Universität, Berlin, Germany as an exchange student and the University of NSW, Sydney, Australia.
I was bullied by ‘the devil worshipers, bloodsucking vampires, secret societies, vermins/parasites/viruses/pests at McGill university and the university of NSW, Sydeney, Australia, *by the devil worshipers, bloodsucking vampires, secret societies, vermins/parasites/viruses/pests*
Walai this country is only blessed with chicken-minded leaders and youths. why do South Sudanese always upheld so strongly the interest of other nations more than their own? I don’t know who to blame, God or something else? A whole country can only have a one person with senses and a great mind? Now he is gone, everything become a living hell. There is no signs that a human being and a great leader like Dr. John Garang may be found in this country, I wish we could all die and allow Dr. John inhabit this beautiful nation alone but it is only a wish. We were the ancients Egyptians but we are now South Sudanese, and our interest should always be a priority no matter what comes with it. The dredging project does not originate from us and it has a big negative impact on our environment and long term one. The climate is rapidly changing and one great mistake like river Dredging is the end of everything including humans. The Egyptians need our silts and that is their interest. we have been living with flooding many years before 2022 and the life still moves on. why can’t we find different ways of dealing with flooding that can also bring about development and make life more easier like creating dams that can generate electricity on the rivers concerned instead of killing the future of the forthcoming generation? shame on all of the useless leaders leading this beautiful nation with useless minds.
Even the so called educated Youth like Gol Bol with the Universities you have attended still can’t judge well? Africans unity is vital for our survival but before it is united we should upheld our identity and interest as Jinubeen, and this is very important. self-knowledge is everything.
Walai this country is only blessed with chicken-minded leaders and youths. why do South Sudanese always upheld so strongly the interest of other nations more than their own? I don’t know who to blame, God or something else? A whole country can only have a one person with senses and a great mind? Now he is gone, everything become a living hell. There is no signs that a human being and a great leader like Dr. John Garang may be found in this country, I wish we could all die and allow Dr. John inhabit this beautiful nation alone but it is only a wish. We were the ancients Egyptians but we are now South Sudanese, and our interest should always be a priority no matter what comes with it. The dredging project does not originate from us and it has a big negative impact on our environment and long term one. The climate is rapidly changing and one great mistake like river Dredging is the end of everything including humans. The Egyptians need our silts and that is their interest. we have been living with flooding many years before 2022 and the life still moves on. why can’t we find different ways of dealing with flooding that can also bring about development and make life more easier like creating dams that can generate electricity on the rivers concerned instead of killing the future of the forthcoming generation? shame on all of the useless leaders leading this beautiful nation with useless minds.
Even the so called educated Youth like Gol Bol with the Universities you have attended still can’t judge well? Africans unity is vital for our survival but before it is united we should upheld our identity and interest as Jinubeen, and this is very important. self-knowledge is everything.