The Tumaini Initiative in South Sudan: A Risk of Collapse?
A senior member of the holdout opposition group at the Kenya-led Tumaini Initiative for South Sudan warns that the process is at risk of collapse due to alleged sabotage by top government officials. Gen Rolnyang Buoy, Chairman of the South Sudan People’s Movement/Army, expressed concerns about the future of the initiative in a recent interview.
Gen Buoy emphasized the influence of Cabinet Affairs Minister Martin Elia Lomuro and other officials on the 2018 peace deal implementation committee, suggesting their actions could lead to the collapse of the Tumaini Initiative. Despite efforts to establish protocols and extend the Revitalized Government, differences in approach between the parties involved threaten progress.
As tensions escalate, the need for collaboration and unity becomes crucial. Gen Buoy highlighted the importance of responsibility sharing and the need for all parties to work together towards a lasting peace agreement. The fate of the Tumaini Initiative hangs in the balance as negotiations continue amidst challenges and opposition.
Stay tuned for further updates on this developing situation as efforts are made to overcome obstacles and secure a peaceful future for South Sudan.