The first signs we had of an impending visit was seeing
women sweeping the sand/dust off the sides of the roads. Every time this
happens we know that a ‘high level visitor’ is to be expected, since that’s the
only time we bother, and it’s never announced before
But seriously, road closures, soldiers and police on every
street corner, heavy guns in evidence everywhere, people just pissed cause-
shit its bashir wtf… is it really worth it? They came, they talked and didn’t
resolve the most important issue at the moment – the Abyei referendum (the end
of October is just around the corner and statements have been made about
holding the referendum before the end of this month!). They’ve been talking for how long now? Calling each other ‘my brother’- really??? -and
‘our neighbours’ and etc.
I don’t think our issues will be resolved anytime soon-
maybe we should stop wasting time and money in all this shuttle diplomacy.
Bashir and Silva are struggling with failing economies,mutinous bed fellows in government and rebels.
ReplyDeleteAny common ground is embraced open arms .Smart political move on both their parts.
The problem is they are only delaying the inevitable,same thing that happened with the CPA{Comprehensive Peace Agreement,Nivasha}.
Wish we could send them both{and a choice few others} to the moon.