RSS Presidential Statement over SPLA Withdrawal from Paanthou/Heglig and RSS Mission UNSC Statement 20 April 2012

President Obama’s Message to Sudan and South Sudan

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=428ngLSnhnk

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RSS Office of the President: SPLA to Withdraw from Panthou (Heglig)

Remarks to the Press at the UN Security Council Media Stakeout by Ambassador Oswaha

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Press Release from Khartoum Embassy in Washington DC, USA

Sudan Armed Forces Reclaim Territory; Reiterates Commitment to Peace

WASHINGTON, April 20, 2012 — After 10 days of uncalled for aggression and occupation of Sudan’s territory condemned world wide, the SPLA has been decisively defeated and routed from Heglig. Invoking Sudan’s sovereignty and inalienable right to self-defense, the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) confronted and swiftly forced the SPLA out of a territory that remains indisputably Sudanese.

Sudan expresses gratitude to those who stood in solidarity with the citizens and Army through this period of unwarranted provocations. Appreciations are also extended to those members of the international community who promptly condemned the aggressors and demanded their immediate and unconditional withdrawal. The fact that these calls were not heeded and ultimately ignored by South Sudan was what left the Sudan Armed Forces with little choice but to resort to armed measures. It’s also regrettable that some members of the international community took a very soft stance towards South Sudan even going as far as to call for imposing sanctions on Sudan, a fact that only further emboldened the aggressor who even as late as yesterday remained defiant.

The government of South Sudan must be held responsible for the lives lost and damage caused to the infrastructure, the undeniable and direct consequence of its reckless actions. It is now upon those who purport to carry the banner of justice to hold south Sudan to account so that it learns such heinous actions are not without repercussions.

Sudan reemphasizes its desire for peace and genuine interest in forging peaceful relations with its neighbors and the international community. Our response was purely in self defense to an aggression, and did not go an iota beyond that objective. And history will attest to the fact that Sudan has never been an aggressor nor has it ever tolerated unsolicited aggression.

CONTACT: Embassy of Sudan Press and Information Office, phone: +1-202-338-8565, or fax: +1-202-667-2406

SOURCE Embassy of the Republic of the Sudan

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/sudan-armed-forces-reclaim-territory-reiterates-commitment-to-peace-2012-04-20

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) 2011 Examinations Results Out

SSCSE 2011 exam results out

JUBA, 20 April 2012 – The results of the South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011 have been released.

Releasing the results today, the Ministry of General Education and Instruction said that there is general improvement in the performance with 67% scoring at least a C- compared to 2010 when only 34% attained a similar score.

Geography is the best performed subject with 71.3% attaining C-. The worst performed subject is Maths in which only 9.25% obtained C-. The most improved subject is English in which 60.5% of the candidates scored C- compared to 36.9% in 2010.

The results of two schools were withheld pending investigations into alleged examination malpractices.

Out of the 968 candidates who registered for the exams, 588 passed with a mean score of C-. Unfortunately, 88 of the registered candidates did not take the exams.

Please, click here for more details on the entire results released by the ministry of education in South Sudan or Read my Analysis of the SSCSE Results here.

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Agola Secondary School, Magwi County, Eastern Equatoria State

Center Number: 0210004 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

C-

M

1

Abonga Robert Lino

4.67

C-

B-

C-

B

E

E

E

D

E

D-

002

**

M

1

Abore John

**

**

003

C+

F

1

Achen Nighty

7.33

C+

C+

B+

C-

B+

E

D

D+

B-

004

C+

F

1

Adoch Manuela

7.16

C+

B-

C

C-

A-

E

D+

C

C+

005

D

M

1

Alonga David Ongwech

3.33

D

C

D-

D

C+

E

E

E

E

006

D+

M

1

Beng Michael

4.33

D+

C-

C-

D-

B-

E

D

D

E

007

C

M

1

Jada Denish Musa

6.00

C

C

C

C

B+

E

D+

D+

D+

008

C+

M

1

Juma Emmanuel

6.83

C+

B

C+

A

E

D-

D-

C-

D+

D+

009

C

M

1

Kilama Ojara Terensio

5.50

C

D+

D-

D

B-

E

E

E

B

010

C-

M

1

Kilama Simon

4.50

C-

C+

D

B-

E

D-

E

D+

D

D-

011

D-

F

1

Lamwaka Florence

2.17

D-

D+

E

E

D-

E

E

E

D+

E

012

D+

M

1

Lotto Luka

3.50

D+

C

D

D

C

E

D-

E

013

D

M

1

Nyeko Richard Gerald

2.50

D

D-

E

D

C-

E

D-

D-

E

014

B-

M

1

Obale Goodsticker

7.83

B-

C+

C-

C

A

E

D+

C

A-

015

C

M

1

Ochan James

6.00

C

C+

C

C-

B+

E

D

D+

D+

016

C+

M

1

Ochaya Mark John

6.50

C+

C+

D+

B+

B+

E

E

D

C-

017

C-

M

1

Odur Eric

5.17

C-

C+

C-

D+

B+

E

D-

D

E

018

C-

M

1

Ogak Moses

5.17

C-

C-

C

D+

B

E

D-

D

D+

O19

**

M

1

Okeny David

**

**

020

D+

M

1

Okot Pasqual

4.17

D+

C

D+

B

E

E

D-

E

D-

D-

021

C

M

1

Okot Wilson Lino

5.50

C

C

C-

D+

B+

E

D

E

C-

022

C+

M

1

Olok Charles

6.83

C+

B

C

C-

B+

E

D-

D

B-

023

C-

M

1

Omwony Tonny

5.00

C-

B-

C-

D+

B

E

D-

E

D-

024

B

M

1

Onek James

8.50

B

A-

C

A

D

C+

C+

C

D+

B-

025

C+

M

1

Ongwec Kennedy Oboma

7.17

C+

B

C

A-

D-

C-

D+

C

D+

C

026

C+

M

1

Oringa Pasqual Akot

7.33

C+

B+

B-

C

A

E

D

D-

D

C-

D

027

C

M

1

Oryem Julius

5.83

C

B

C-

C-

B+

E

D-

D

D

E

028

D+

M

1

Otto John

4.17

D+

B

D

D-

B-

E

D-

E

E

029

D

M

1

Taban Julius John

3.33

D

C+

D

D-

C

E

E

E

E

030

D+

M

1

Tuku Agnes Michael

4.00

D+

C

D+

D

C+

E

D-

E

D-

031

C-

M

1

Obol Victor Mark

4.67

C-

C

D+

D-

A

E

D-

D-

D-

Southern Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Alliance High School, Bor County, Jonglei State

Center Number: 0320012 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

27

M

1

Achuoth Samuel Maluil

4.00

D+

C+

D+

D-

E

D

D-

D

C-

002

23

M

1

Akuien Kuany John

**

**

003

22

M

1

Alier Gabriel Dhieu

3.67

D+

C+

D-

D-

C

E

D-

D

D-

004

23

F

1

Amou Rabecca Kon

3.50

D+

D

D-

D

C-

E

E

D

C-

005

21

M

1

Deng David Garang

6.67

C+

C

D+

A

E

D

D

C-

C-

B-

006

19

M

1

Deng Samuel Mabior

6.17

C

B-

D+

D+

C

E

B-

D+

C+

007

23

M

1

Duot Jacob Dut

2.67

D

D

E

D-

C+

E

E

E

D-

008

24

M

1

Jacob Chol Akoy

3.67

D+

D

C-

D-

C

E

D-

D-

D+

009

23

M

1

Maluak Michael Goch

3.83

D+

C+

D-

D

C+

E

D

E

D-

010

22

M

1

Mamuor Jacob Jok

6.83

C+

C

C-

C

B+

E

D-

C-

B

011

22

M

1

Nhial Ngong Anyang

4.33

D+

C

D+

D

C

E

D-

D

D+

012

21

M

1

Ruben Kuany Chol

7.00

C+

B-

D+

D

E

B-

B

D+

B

013

26

M

1

Aban John Robert

**

**

014

25

M

1

Chol Gabriel Nyok

3.67

D+

C+

E

D

B-

E

D-

E

E

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) examinations, 2011

Borongole secondary school, Magwi County, Eastern Equatoria State

Center Number: 0210013 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

18

F

1

Alia Grace Angelo

2.00

D-

D

E

E

D+

E

E

D-

E

002

19

M

1

Erua Samuel Martin Dominic

5.83

C

C-

C-

C

B-

E

E

C

C-

003

17

F

1

Jannet Kasara Paul

2.50

D

D

E

E

C

E

E

D-

D-

004

18

M

1

Jurugo William Joseph

2.83

D

D+

D

E

C-

E

E

D

E

005

20

M

1

Lemi David Gista

6.67

C+

C+

C-

C-

B

E

D-

D

C-

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Chukudum Progressive Academy, Budi County, Eastern Equatoria State

Center Number: 0210012 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

18

M

1

Anyanga Paul Peter

4.50

C-

D

D+

C

E

D+

D-

E

C

D+

002

20

M

1

Betel Anthony Philliph

6.83

C+

B-

C-

D+

C+

D-

C-

B-

D

B-

003

21

M

1

Biok Francis

3.67

D+

C-

D

D

C-

E

E

D-

D-

E

D+

004

19

M

1

Boboya Nicholas Lawrence

5.83

C

C

C-

D+

C+

D-

D+

C+

E

C

005

24

M

1

Carter Victor James

**

**

006

18

M

1

Deng Daniel Garang

1.50

D-

E

E

D-

E

E

E

E

E

D

007

22

M

1

John Lodai D. Lundi

5.00

C-

C

D

E

D+

D-

E

D+

C+

D-

C

008

18

M

1

Lino Aldo Lohitelamoi

4.00

D+

C-

D

D

C-

D-

D+

D

E

D

D+

009

19

M

1

Lochalamoi Johnson Lopoho

3.33

D

C-

E

D-

C

E

D-

E

E

D-

D

010

20

M

1

Lokuju Peter Daniel

7.67

B-

B+

C-

C-

B

D-

C-

C+

D+

B+

011

19

M

1

Lomoe John Mike

6.33

C

C+

C

D

B+

D-

D+

C+

D+

012

20

M

1

Lopuli Michael Peter

5.83

C

C+

D

E

B-

D-

D

D

D+

D

B+

013

20

M

1

Lorem Pious Basilo

6.00

C

B-

C-

E

C+

D-

D

D-

D

B+

014

21

M

1

Lotiki William Buchamoi

5.67

C

B-

C-

B

D-

D

D

D

D-

C

015

26

M

1

Lotuluba Awath John

6.83

C+

B-

D

C-

A-

D-

D-

D

C+

D-

C+

016

19

M

1

Louis Lotikol Lawrence

5.17

C-

C+

D+

C+

E

D-

D+

D

D-

C

O17

20

F

1

Lucy Naboi Lino

5.50

C

B-

D

B-

E

D-

E

D-

B+

018

25

M

1

Mangisto Simon Bilan

9.50

B+

A

C

C+

A-

D-

D

A-

B+

019

24

M

1

Michael Kudan Aramulem

7.33

C+

B-

C-

B-

D-

D-

D

C-

A-

C+

020

22

M

1

Samuel Arite Mauro Lohitamoi

8.67

B

B-

D+

A-

B-

C-

B+

B-

C

C+

021

23

M

1

Lotiki A. Johnson

9.33

B

B

C-

A-

B

B-

B

D+

B+

022

26

M

1

Wapamoi Lokang Jackson

**

**

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Chukudum Secondary School, Budi County, Eastern Equatoria State

Center Number: 0210005 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

33

M

1

Aporu Dominic Kolombo Atiol

7.33

C+

B+

D+

B-

B

E

D-

E

A-

002

19

F

1

Charles Aya Rose Lokiru

8.17

B-

B+

C-

C

B

D-

C+

C-

A

003

22

F

1

Christine Ngenge Lopir C

6.00

C

B

D

C

C-

D-

D

D-

B+

004

22

M

1

Darious  Lokoro Arkanjilo Lobalo

5.67

C

B-

D

C-

C

D-

D

D

B

005

26

M

1

Dominic Lipamoi Lobuin Lazaus

6.83

C+

B+

D

B-

D+

C+

C+

C-

006

27

M

1

Hector Loki Simon Luka

7.50

B-

B-

D+

C

B

D+

C

D

A

007

22

M

1

Honarious Loman Lodura Lino

4.83

C-

B-

D+

D+

C-

D-

D-

D-

C

008

18

F

1

Ikanga Suzan Irine Peter

7.33

C+

B+

D+

C+

C+

D-

D+

D

A

009

26

M

1

Joseph Totuwa John Tiamoi

7.33

C+

B+

C-

C+

D

D

C+

D+

D-

A-

010

23

M

1

Lojore Philip Mark L.

7.67

B-

B

C-

B+

D-

C-

C-

C-

A

011

22

M

1

Lojore Santino Simon Tiboi

7.33

C+

B+

C-

C

C+

D

D+

D-

A

012

21

M

1

Lokoda John Virgilio Lokoda

7.67

B-

B

C-

C

B

D+

C-

D-

A

013

20

F

1

Lokorio Hellen Naboi Akie

8.00

B-

B+

C-

C-

B

D

C+

D-

A

014

19

M

1

Lokuju David Lino Chamuka

8.33

B-

A

C-

C

C+

D

B-

D

A

015

21

M

1

Lokulang Lokie Paul Ayion

6.67

C+

B

D+

C-

B-

D-

C-

D

B

016

19

M

1

Lokwang Lino Loman Hellen

7.17

C+

B

C-

D+

B

D

C-

D

A-

O17

20

M

1

Lorem Mark Peter Longura

7.67

B-

A-

C

B-

D-

D

C+

D

A-

018

24

M

1

Lokwang Lino Ubai Lokio

7.33

C+

B

D+

C

B+

D-

D+

D

A-

019

24

M

1

Lotanga Darious Mourice N.

6.83

C+

B

D

C+

D-

D-

C-

B+

D-

C+

020

23

M

1

Mark Tiboi Aminaloka L.

5.50

C

B

D-

D+

C-

E

D

E

B+

021

21

F

1

Nakure Mary Lino Itiang

5.67

C

B-

D+

D

B-

E

D

D-

B-

022

20

F

1

Namoi Agnes Lokuju Lokinei

6.33

C

B

C-

D

C-

D-

C-

D-

A-

023

22

F

1

Perina Nadai Lochila Arathio

7.67

B-

A-

D

C

D-

D+

C+

C+

D

A-

024

19

M

1

William Lopeyok Natemo Limir

8.50

B

B+

C-

B-

D

D

B-

B-

D+

A

025

22

M

1

William Lovito Arksen Gazebo

9.33

B

A-

C+

B-

B-

C-

B-

B

A

026

33

M

1

Liki Loboi James Lothemoi

5.00

C-

B

D

D+

C

D-

D-

D-

C

027

26

M

1

William Agaranya Ohitai

4.33

D+

B-

D

D-

D+

E

D-

E

C+

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Comboni Secondary School, Mapuordit, Yirol West County, Lakes State

Center Number: 0430002

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

21

M

1

Abraham Marial Ahang

**

**

002

25

M

1

Andrea Thon Mayek

2.67

D

C

E

E

D+

E

E

E

D

003

22

M

1

Daniel Mayen Nyariel

8.33

B-

B+

D

D

E

C+

A-

A

C+

004

33

M

1

Gabriel Maker Ghak

2.50

D

C

D-

E

D+

E

E

E

E

005

25

M

1

Isaac Adut Akuoteu

**

**

006

25

M

1

Jacob Deng Anhiem

7.00

C+

B

E

D+

E

B-

C+

B-

C

007

24

M

1

James Ayom Maker

6.83

C+

B+

D+

D+

B+

E

D+

D

B

008

24

M

1

James Chawoc Makeny

3.00

D

B-

E

E

E

E

E

D

D+

009

24

M

1

James Makuei Beny

1.67

D-

D

E

E

D

E

E

E

E

010

20

M

1

John Icut Maker

**

**

011

23

M

1

John Kuot Awan

**

**

012

18

M

1

John Machiek Kawaja

**

**

013

23

M

1

John Mading Thon

1.83

D-

D+

E

E

D

E

E

E

E

014

25

M

1

John Majuong Jam

1.50

D-

D

E

E

D-

E

E

E

E

015

30

M

1

Joseph Ajuong Mayor

**

**

016

21

M

1

Joseph Akonjich Achol

5.33

C-

B

C-

C-

C+

E

D-

D

D

017

25

M

1

Joseph Mou Majak

3.50

D+

B

E

D-

C+

E

E

E

E

018

22

M

1

Paul Marier Gulung

3.67

D+

B

D-

D-

C-

E

D-

E

D-

O19

38

M

1

Paul Mayen Achieny

3.00

D

C-

D-

D-

E

E

D-

D

D+

D-

020

29

M

1

Peter Mangar Malual

6.00

C

B

D+

D+

B-

D

D+

D

C+

021

28

M

1

Peter Nguec Anuai

3.00

D

D-

D-

E

D+

E

E

E

E

022

20

F

1

Rebecca Ajuot Icut

**

**

023

26

M

1

Samuel Gum Madit

7.00

C+

A-

C

C

E

D

D+

A-

C

024

23

M

1

Samuel Maluch Kon

4.83

C-

B-

C-

D+

C

E

D-

E

D+

025

23

M

1

Samuel Meen Gol

4.17

D+

B-

D

E

E

D-

D-

B-

D-

026

30

M

1

Simon Majur Anyuon

5.17

C-

B

D+

D

C

E

E

D

C

027

21

M

1

Solomon Chiengkueu Acuek

6.33

C

C+

C-

D+

D-

D

C+

B

C

028

22

M

1

Tito Tong John

4.17

D+

C+

D+

D-

C+

E

D-

E

D

029

24

M

1

Valentino Akok Dut

1.83

D-

D

E

E

D+

E

E

E

E

030

21

F

1

Veronica Amakou Mabor

3.00

D

B-

D-

D-

E

E

D-

D-

D-

031

22

M

1

William Deng Mapet

**

**

032

20

M

1

Wilson Bec Majok

**

**

033

25

M

1

Abraham Makuei Mathiang

4.33

D+

C+

D

E

D+

E

D-

D

C+

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Dr. John Garang Memorial Secondary School, Juba County, Central Equatoria State

Center Number: 0109048 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

24

M

1

Akio James Lomayo

3.00

D

C-

D

C+

E

E

E

E

E

E

002

23

M

1

Alfred Ladu Andria

3.83

D+

D

D+

C-

B-

E

E

E

D-

003

30

M

1

Alpha Mark Odone

2.17

D-

C+

E

E

E

E

D-

E

E

004

28

M

1

Ayuen Mabut Nyok

2.17

D-

D-

E

D+

D

E

D-

E

E

005

20

M

1

Akumbayo Peter Angelo

7.33

C+

B

C

C+

B+

E

C

C

D+

006

20

F

1

Agnes Ayet Atilary Omal

5.00

C-

C

D+

C

B-

E

D

D

E

007

29

M

1

Awet Gabriel Gordon

1.17

E

E

E

E

D-

E

E

E

E

008

20

M

1

Cons Tongale Anthony

5.83

C

C

D+

C-

B+

E

C

D

D+

009

19

F

1

Christine Suku Emmanuel

**

**

010

24

M

1

Clement Kuot Wol

4.67

C-

B

D+

D

C+

E

D+

E

D-

011

25

M

1

Deng William Reat

3.83

D+

B-

D

C-

C-

E

E

E

E

012

23

M

1

Denis Khamis Joseph

2.83

D

C

D-

D

D

E

E

E

D-

013

22

M

1

Dor Paul Bol

4.17

D+

B-

D+

D+

C-

E

E

D-

D-

014

19

M

1

Dumo David Alex

5.83

C

B

D

C

B-

E

D

D-

C

015

24

M

1

Gen Gen David

3.83

D+

C

D+

D

D-

D+

E

D+

016

17

M

1

Edwin Lochalamoi

4.83

C-

B+

D+

D+

D+

E

C-

D-

D-

017

23

M

1

Jackson Mayuel Guor

5.17

C-

B-

C-

C-

C

E

D-

C-

D-

018

22

F

1

Jambi Lilian Moses

3.50

D+

D+

D-

C-

C

E

E

D

E

O19

21

M

1

John Golong Makhon

8.17

B-

B+

C-

B-

B+

E

B

C-

C+

020

21

M

1

John Koang Kim

4.00

D+

B

D+

E

E

D-

D+

D

D-

021

25

M

1

Joseph Lual Majok

3.50

D+

D+

D+

D+

C-

E

D

E

E

022

23

M

1

Joseph Ruot Tuong

6.00

C

B

C-

C-

C

E

C-

C

D+

023

17

M

1

Labek Anthony

4.50

C-

C+

D-

C-

C+

E

D-

D+

D-

024

22

F

1

Lilian Achulu Paul

4.67

C-

B-

D

C-

C+

E

E

D

D-

025

24

M

1

Lokilamoi Mark Jackson

5.00

C-

C+

C-

C

C+

E

D-

D

D-

026

22

M

1

Lokiru Mark Dominic

4.17

D+

B-

C

D

D

E

E

D

D-

027

21

M

1

Lovokson Simon Raphael

4.33

D+

B-

D+

D+

C-

E

E

D

D-

028

19

F

1

Mary Sisi Bol

1.33

E

D

E

E

E

E

E

E

029

22

M

1

Mayom John Thak

5.00

C-

C+

D

C

C+

E

D-

D

D+

030

23

M

1

Moses Madol Mabor

6.17

C

B

C-

C

B-

E

D

D+

C-

031

35

M

1

Obur Unek Wilson

4.00

D+

C

C-

D+

D+

E

E

D-

D

D-

032

24

M

1

Ojok Samuel Mauro

3.67

D+

B-

D+

E

E

D-

C-

D-

E

033

25

M

1

Okello Richard Paul

**

**

034

25

M

1

Otone Paul Daniel Paul

5.00

C-

B

D

D

C

E

E

E

C-

D+

035

25

M

1

Putia Moses Buya

7.33

C+

A-

C

C-

B

E

E

D+

B

036

19

F

1

Poni Emelia Ladu

3.17

D

C-

E

C

E

E

E

D

D

037

18

F

1

Poni Tombe Franco

5.00

C-

B-

D-

D+

B

E

D

D-

D+

038

22

M

1

Pouk Peter Ngor

4.67

C-

C+

D+

D+

B

E

E

D-

D-

039

29

M

1

Moses Mayom Reech

4.33

D+

B-

C-

D

C-

E

E

D

D-

040

26

M

1

Santino Achuol Longar

7.50

B-

B

C

A-

D

D

C+

B

D

041

19

M

1

Santino Duang Maker

8.17

B-

B+

C

A-

C+

D+

C+

C+

C+

042

20

M

1

Santino Sunday Manon

5.67

C

B+

C-

C-

C+

E

E

D

D+

043

23

M

1

Seme Yongule Julius Yengi

6.33

C

C+

C-

C-

B+

E

D-

D

B-

044

19

M

1

Steven Sebit Joseph

4.67

C-

B-

D

C

C+

E

E

D

E

045

20

M

1

Taban Joseph Lino

9.00

B

B

C

B

A

D-

C+

C

A-

046

26

M

1

Unyang Alfred Uyira

2.67

D

C+

E

E

C-

E

E

E

E

047

22

M

1

Urai Judas Awaka

7.33

C+

B+

D+

C

B

E

D-

D-

C+

B-

048

24

M

1

Utong Akwaa Philip

5.67

C

B+

D

D

D+

D

C-

C+

C-

049

18

F

1

Wasuk Mary Lawrence

3.50

D+

C-

D-

D

C-

E

E

D-

D+

050

25

M

1

Kai Simon Yaka

5.33

C-

B

D+

C

B-

E

E

D

D-

051

24

M

1

Unyang Mark Uchalla

5.83

C

B-

D+

C

B-

E

D

D-

C

052

18

F

1

Martha Akuch Majier

10.17

B+

A

B+

A

A-

D

B-

B-

C+

053

25

M

1

Philip Lual Ajou Peeth

2.83

D

C-

E

D

C

E

E

E

E

054

23

M

1

Lazarus Chiman Jong

**

**

055

M

1

Ajak Aruel Akuel

**

**

056

M

1

Bero Angelo Kenyi

4.50

C-

C+

D-

C-

B-

E

E

E

D+

057

M

1

Bidali Felex Elisa

1.83

D-

C

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

058

M

1

David Mayom Dot

**

**

059

M

1

Juma Anthony Juma

2.50

D

C-

E

D-

C-

E

E

E

E

060

M

1

Joseph Khamis John

3.00

D

D

D

C+

E

E

E

E

D-

D-

061

M

1

JohnMachiek Akuang

2.67

D

D

D-

D-

C

E

E

E

D-

062

28

M

1

Moses Malith Malual

5.67

C

C+

D+

D+

B-

E

E

D+

C+

063

M

1

Mannase Jale Charles

7.17

C+

A-

C

C

B

E

C-

D+

C

064

F

1

Sumbua Betty James

**

**

065

M

1

Charles Woja Robert

6.83

C+

B

C+

C

B

E

E

B+

B+

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Fulla Secondary School, Magwi County, Eastern Equatoria State

Center Number: 0210011 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

19

M

1

Abuni James Kassim

8.33

B-

C+

C-

B

A-

E

C+

D

A-

002

20

M

1

Ajang Mabior Ajang

6.83

C+

B

C-

B

C+

E

D

C

C-

003

19

M

1

Akoli Mark Uyoo

6.67

C+

B

C-

C+

B-

E

D+

C-

C

004

16

M

1

Akuku Robert Abraham

7.50

B-

B

C-

A-

D

D-

C+

C+

C

005

22

M

1

Aleu Anguek Aleu

3.33

D

D

E

B-

E

E

D-

D-

D

D-

006

18

M

1

Aluma Patrick John

7.33

C+

B-

D+

C+

B+

E

C-

D+

B+

007

19

M

1

Amba Samuel Ceasar

10.67

A-

B

C+

A

B+

B+

A

B

A-

008

18

F

1

Amu Elizabeth Taban

6.67

C+

C+

C-

A-

D-

D

C-

C-

D

C+

009

21

M

1

Arii Paskwali Amota

7.50

B-

B-

C

A-

E

D

D

C+

C

C+

010

21

M

1

Awad Lopai Majidi

5.17

C-

C+

D+

D+

C+

E

C

D

D

011

17

F

1

Aziku Cicily Opigo

8.17

B-

B-

C

C-

B+

E

B

D+

B-

B-

012

19

M

1

Bartholomew Chol Wuor

6.83

C+

B-

C-

C-

A-

E

D+

D+

B-

013

16

M

1

Batal Jacob David

8.67

B

B-

B-

B+

A

E

B

C+

C

014

20

M

1

Bul John Ajak

6.17

C

C+

C-

C-

B+

E

C+

D

C

015

17

M

1

Cinya Edward Felix

7.50

B-

B-

C-

A-

D-

C-

C+

B-

C

016

16

M

1

Cube Charles Francis

9.50

B+

B

B-

B+

A

E

B+

B-

C+

017

19

M

1

Dhieu Jacob Ajak

8.50

B

A-

C-

B+

C-

D+

C

B+

C+

018

18

M

1

Drati Albert Taban

5.50

C

B-

D+

C-

C+

E

D

E

D

C

O19

18

M

1

Drichi Godwill Mogga

8.83

B

B

C

C

B+

D-

B-

C+

B+

B

020

19

M

1

Drici Isaac Mark

8.83

B

B

C-

B-

B+

E

B

C+

B+

021

17

M

1

Garang Abraham Chol

9.17

B

B

C

A-

A-

D-

B

D

B

022

22

M

1

Giet Alaak Bul

8.50

B

B+

C-

B

E

D-

C

B

C-

A

023

17

F

1

Hellen Adraako Francis

7.67

B-

B-

D+

B-

B+

D-

C+

E

C+

C

024

18

M

1

Ijjo Simon Samuel

9.33

B

B

C

A-

E

D

B

B

B-

B+

025

18

M

1

Inyani Emmanuel John

9.17

B

B+

C

B+

A

D-

C+

C

B+

026

22

M

1

Isaac Lemi Paul

6.50

C+

C+

D

C-

A

D

D

D+

D+

C+

027

19

M

1

Isaac Dulivio Selim

4.33

D+

D+

D+

D

C+

E

D

C-

028

22

M

1

James Garang Lual

4.33

D+

D

D-

C+

E

D-

C-

C+

D-

029

18

F

1

Jua Sophie Joseph

7.33

C+

B

D+

C

A

E

D+

B

D+

030

18

M

1

Juma Tom Majidi

6.83

C+

B

C

B+

A

E

B

D+

A-

B+

031

18

M

1

Kenyi Michael Augustine

9.00

B

B-

C

B

A

E

B-

D

A-

032

19

F

1

Kide Mary Evaline

7.50

B-

B

C-

C

E

D

C-

B-

A-

C

033

18

F

1

Kozoa Mary Venasio

5.33

C-

C

D+

C+

E

D

D

C-

C

D+

034

19

M

1

Kur Peter Riem

8.33

B-

B

C

B+

B+

E

D

C-

B+

035

18

M

1

Lagu William Elizeo

8.67

B

B-

C-

B-

A

E

C

C+

A-

036

18

F

1

Laniyo Suzan Ali

6.17

C

B-

D+

C

E

E

C-

B-

D

C

037

18

F

1

Lawa Josephine Ica

5.00

C-

D

D+

C-

B

E

D-

D+

C-

D

038

17

M

1

Lemi Richard Augustine

9.67

B+

B

C-

A-

B+

D+

B-

B-

A-

B

039

20

M

1

Lokeya Amos Lamuk

8.50

B

B

C

C

B

E

B+

C

A-

040

20

M

1

Loku Francis Kenyi

7.50

B-

D+

D+

C

B+

E

B

D

A

041

22

M

1

Longoro Dominic Victor

6.00

C

B-

D+

D+

B

E

C-

D-

C

042

19

F

1

Loria Grace Julious

7.00

C+

B-

D+

B-

D-

D

C-

B

D

B-

043

20

M

1

Maliap Madit Mabior

9.17

B

B+

C+

A-

E

D+

B-

C+

C+

A

044

22

M

1

Malou John Deng

9.17

B

B

C+

B+

E

D+

C+

B

B+

B+

045

19

M

1

Mandela Nelson James

7.33

C+

C+

D+

C+

A-

D

B-

C+

D+

046

21

M

1

Manuer Guot Botross

7.50

B-

B

D+

B-

D+

C+

C-

C

D+

B+

047

17

M

1

Martin Oresto Angelo

7.00

C+

B

B

E

D-

D+

C+

D

B+

048

19

F

1

Muraa Susan Koma

7.00

C+

C+

C-

C

B+

D-

B

D-

D

C-

049

20

M

1

Murecu Samuel Amos

8.50

B

B+

C

B

B+

E

C+

C

B

050

25

M

1

Mawut Matiop Nyok

5.00

C-

C

D+

E

D-

D+

D+

D

C+

C-

051

20

M

1

Nyuma Godfrey William

7.67

B-

C+

C-

C

B+

E

C+

D-

A-

052

17

M

1

Odoch Peter Denis

9.00

B

B

A-

C

B+

E

C+

D-

A-

053

19

M

1

Okeny Peter Onek

6.33

C

B

C-

D+

B

E

D+

D

C+

054

16

M

1

Onoma John Omony

9.17

B

B

C

A-

B+

E

C

B

B+

055

18

F

1

Opia Christine Linya

7.67

B-

C+

C-

C-

B

E

C

B

B+

056

19

M

1

Oryema Wilson Dominic

7.83

B-

A

C-

B

E

C

C+

C+

C

057

20

M

1

Owor Peter Simon

8.67

B

B-

C

A-

A-

E

C-

C-

A-

058

19

M

1

Peter Ador Kuer

9.50

B+

B+

C-

A-

B-

B-

B+

B

B

C+

059

30

F

1

Regina Joli Murjan

4.50

C-

C+

D

C+

E

E

C+

E

D-

060

22

M

1

Peter Riak Machot

7.00

C+

B-

D+

C

B

E

C+

D+

B-

061

19

M

1

Sebit Ramadan Musa

8.00

B-

B-

C

A-

E

D

B

B-

C

062

18

M

1

Sebit Moses Drali

9.50

B+

B+

C+

A-

C-

C+

D-

B

B

A-

063

18

M

1

Stephen Loro Wani

8.33

B-

B-

C

C

A-

E

B

D+

B+

064

19

M

1

Taban James Eli

7.83

B-

B-

C-

A

E

C

C

B-

C+

065

18

M

1

Talib Paskwali Beshir

9.83

B+

B+

C+

A

D

C+

B-

B

B-

A

066

20

M

1

Thon Philip Awuoi

8.67

B

B

C+

A-

D+

C+

C+

B

B

067

19

M

1

Tombe Paulino Ladu

7.67

B-

B

C-

B-

B

E

C

C-

B

068

21

M

1

Udong Valentino Bago

6.83

C+

B-

C-

C

B-

E

C-

D+

B

069

17

M

1

Wani Emmanuel Jacob

8.50

B

B-

C

A-

C

B-

B

B-

C+

070

19

M

1

Wani Innocent Pitia

9.33

B

A

C+

B+

C

D+

B+

B-

B+

071

16

M

1

Wani David Emilio

9.50

B+

B

C-

B

A

E

B-

C+

A

072

21

M

1

Yai Tong Deng

8.33

B-

B+

C-

B-

B

D-

C+

D+

C+

B

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) examinations, 2011

Hope and Resurrection secondary school, Rumbek East county, Lakes State

Center Number: 0430005 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

23

M

1

Abraham Maker Deng

4.00

D+

C-

D+

D+

C

E

–

–

–

D

D-

D-

–

002

19

M

1

Abraham Marial Akec

10.33

B+

B

B

–

A-

B

B

A

A

–

–

–

B-

003

18

F

1

Angelina Lella Makur

4.67

C-

C

C-

D+

B

E

–

–

–

D-

E

D-

–

004

18

F

1

Deborah Awut Mayom Agok

6.17

C

B-

D+

–

B-

E

D

C-

B

–

–

–

D-

005

21

M

1

Gabriel Ayau Maker

7.50

B-

B+

D+

–

B

E

D

B-

B

–

–

–

C-

006

24

M

1

Isaac Malith Marial

5.22

C-

B-

D-

C-

B-

E

–

–

–

D-

D+

C-

–

007

27

M

1

John Mabor Adut

**

**

–

008

22

M

1

John Madan Manyar

4.00

D+

C

E

D

C

E

–

–

–

E

D-

C

–

009

20

M

1

Joseph Makuei Kuarang Aniin

5.17

C-

B-

D+

–

B-

D

D-

D+

D-

–

–

–

D+

010

24

M

1

Joseph Mayek Biljok

5.50

C

B-

D+

C

C+

E

D-

D

C-

–

011

20

M

1

Kharibino Mayom Mapour

5.50

C

C

D-

–

B+

E

D-

D

C-

C+

012

19

F

1

Maria Adut Yuol

6.00

C

B+

C

C

A-

E

D+

D

B

–

013

18

F

1

Mary Agam Mayom

5.17

C-

C+

D

C-

B-

E

D-

D

C-

–

014

19

M

1

Michael Marial Mangar

5.00

C-

B-

D

–

C+

E

E

D

C

D

015

20

M

1

Nacadimo Matur Monydit

**

**

016

20

M

1

Nelson Deng Mayom Agok

6.67

C+

B-

D+

–

B

D-

C-

D+

C+

C+

017

25

M

1

Shadrack Maluo Marial

**

**

018

20

M

1

William Mabor Meen

4.67

C-

C

D-

D+

B-

C-

D-

D

O19

19

M

1

William Mapuor Dut

5.50

C

C-

D+

–

A-

E

D-

D

C

D+

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Jalimo Secondary School, Kajo-keji County, Central Equatoria State

Center Number: 0109023

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

20

F

1

Aite Betty Daniel

3.83

D+

C+

D

C-

E

E

D-

D

D

D-

002

18

F

1

Ataya Jane Nelson

5.67

C

C+

D+

C-

C+

E

D-

C-

D+

C

003

17

M

1

Dumba Richard Amos

**

**

004

18

M

1

Jame Simon Nyombe

9.17

B

B

D+

B+

C+

C+

B-

A-

C-

B+

005

21

F

1

Juan Annet

4.83

C-

C+

D

C+

E

E

C

D-

D

D

006

19

F

1

Kiden Bettty Joseph

2.67

D

C-

E

C-

E

E

E

E

E

D

007

18

F

1

Kiden Rejoice Benjamin

**

**

008

19

M

1

Ladu Amos Alex

6.67

C+

B-

D+

B-

E

E

D-

C+

D

B+

009

17

M

1

Lopidia Emmanuel Scopas

5.50

C

C+

C-

B

D-

E

D-

E

D

C+

010

16

M

1

Marsuk Alex Martin

7.00

C+

B

C

B

D-

D-

D+

D+

D+

B+

011

20

M

1

Mono Emmanuel Geri

8.83

B

B

D

A-

C+

C

C+

C+

B

B+

012

19

F

1

Poni Annet Joseph

5.67

C

B-

E

B

E

E

C-

D+

D-

C

013

20

F

1

Poni Betty Toe

4.83

C-

D

D-

B-

E

E

D-

D

D

B+

014

19

F

1

Poni Harriet Loku

4.67

C-

C+

E

C

E

E

D-

D

D-

B-

015

18

M

1

Wani Evans Marle

7.67

B-

B-

C-

B+

C-

E

C

C+

C-

B+

016

18

F

1

Yobu Pilister Peter

5.83

C

C+

D+

C-

B-

E

E

D-

D-

B

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Kajo-Keji Secondary School, Kajo-Keji County, Central Equatoria State

Center Number: 0109030 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

19

M

1

Abuze Samuel Kutu

4.83

C-

C-

D

B-

E

D-

D-

D-

B

002

19

M

1

Amule Moses John

7.83

B-

B-

C

B

B+

E

D+

D-

B+

003

17

M

1

Bata Eresto duku

6.67

C+

B-

D+

C

B+

D-

B-

D+

D+

004

19

M

1

Bojo Moses Modi

5.67

C

C

C-

D+

B

E

D

D+

C

005

25

M

1

Dekapoley John Kwoji

6.17

C

C+

C

B

E

D-

D-

C+

D-

C

006

18

F

1

Doru Rose Mogga

5.00

C-

C+

C-

D+

B

E

D-

D-

D

007

19

M

1

Dumo Alex Taban

**

**

008

18

M

1

Duku Mike

7.50

B-

B-

C

C

A-

D-

D+

D+

B+

009

18

F

1

Guo Hellen Simon

5.00

C-

B

C

D+

C+

E

D-

D-

D-

010

18

M

1

Jansuk James Wani

6.17

C

B-

D+

C+

E

C-

D-

D

B+

011

18

M

1

Jede Benet Gale

8.83

B

B

C

A-

C+

C-

C

B+

B+

012

18

F

1

Jokudu Josephine

9.17

B

B+

C

B+

B+

D+

C

B-

A-

013

18

F

1

Juru Jane Henary

6.50

C+

B

C+

D+

B+

E

D-

D+

C-

014

17

F

1

Juru Robina Kiju

6.50

C+

B

C-

D+

B+

D-

D-

D

B-

015

19

M

1

Kenyi Emmanuel

5.17

C-

C+

D+

D+

B

E

D+

D

D-

016

18

M

1

Kenyi Friday Ladu

8.83

B

B

C-

A-

C-

C-

B-

C+

B-

B+

017

19

M

1

Kenyi Samuel Bande

5.17

C-

C+

D

C

B

E

D

D

D

018

19

M

1

Khemis Emmanuel Modi

7.83

B-

B

C-

C

A-

D

B-

C+

C

O19

18

F

1

Konga Betty Lojuan

7.67

B-

B

C-

B

D+

D-

D+

C

C+

B+

020

18

F

1

Kojo Scovia Wani

7.17

C+

B-

C-

A-

D-

D+

C-

C

D

B-

021

19

F

1

Kuli Esther Duku

6.00

C

B-

D

D+

B

D-

D+

D

B-

022

18

M

1

Kunyu Evance Simaya

**

**

023

18

F

1

Kunyuaa Magret Lori

6.00

C

B

C-

D+

B

D-

D-

D

C

024

18

M

1

Kose Peter

7.00

C+

B+

D+

A-

D

D+

C+

C+

C+

025

18

M

1

Loku Alex Simba

8.17

B-

B+

C

A

D-

D+

D+

D+

C+

B+

026

18

M

1

Longa Kennedy Michael

6.83

C+

C+

C-

A-

D+

D-

D+

C+

C+

027

19

M

1

Lopia Isaac Poni

7.17

C+

C+

C

C

A-

E

C

C+

C-

028

19

M

1

Loku Jimmy Dima

9.17

B

B

C

A

D

C

C-

B

C+

A

029

18

M

1

Lomundu Joseph Duku

6.00

C

C+

C-

D+

B

E

C-

D-

C

030

20

M

1

Loduro Moses Elikana

8.00

B-

C-

D+

B

A-

D-

C-

C

A

031

20

M

1

Ludya Joseph Rume

**

**

032

27

M

1

Mawa Julius Munda

6.83

C+

C+

C

C

B+

E

D-

D-

B+

033

19

M

1

Marle Andrew

6.17

C

B-

D

C-

B

D-

D-

E

B+

034

20

M

1

Mori Chaplain Longa

**

**

035

18

M

1

Morobe Alex Gombura

**

**

036

19

M

1

Monosuk Moses Duku

6.50

C+

B-

D

C

B+

D

C-

E

C+

037

20

M

1

Mulangi Simon James

6.33

C

C

C-

A-

E

D-

C-

D-

E

B

038

19

M

1

Mono Isaac soma

9.00

B

B

C-

A

C+

C+

C+

B-

D

A-

039

18

F

1

Nabojo Jeska

6.00

C

B-

C

B-

E

D-

D-

D

E

B

040

18

F

1

Nukaya Anneth Gombura

7.17

C+

B+

C-

B+

D-

D+

D

D+

D

B+

041

18

M

1

Nyika Emmanuel Jame

9.33

B

A-

C

B

A

D-

B-

D

B+

042

19

M

1

Ocheng Mohammed Tabu

8.67

B

B

D+

B

A-

D

B-

D

A-

043

18

M

1

Poni Betty Bugga

8.50

B

B

C

B-

B+

D+

B-

D

B+

044

18

F

1

Poni Florence Wani

5.33

C-

C+

C-

D+

B+

E

D-

D

D

045

17

F

1

Porogo Anneth Leju

7.83

B-

B

C

C

A-

E

C-

E

B+

046

18

M

1

Rume Dalton Simon

6.17

C

C

D+

C

B-

D-

C-

D-

B-

047

23

M

1

Roba Michael Maika

8.33

B-

B

C

C-

A

D+

C

D

A

048

20

M

1

Sekwat John Chaplain

7.17

C+

B-

D+

C

C+

D

C+

D

A-

049

18

M

1

Sokiri Jackson

9.33

B

B

C

B+

A-

E

B-

D-

A

050

17

M

1

Tomor Fred Wani

8.00

B-

B

C+

B+

E

D

D+

C+

A-

051

19

M

1

Waro Isaac Leju

7.00

C+

B-

D+

A-

D

C

C

C+

D-

052

17

M

1

Wani Thomas Simon

7.50

B-

B

D+

C

B+

E

C

D

B+

053

18

F

1

Yika Joyce

6.67

C+

B

D+

C-

B-

E

D+

E

B+

054

18

M

1

Yugga Godwil Scopas

**

**

055

18

M

1

Lubajo Stanely Lisok

7.17

C+

B

C-

A-

D+

D-

D

C-

B

D

056

19

F

1

Muja Lilian Jackson Longa

6.17

C

C+

C

D+

B-

E

C-

D-

C+

057

19

F

1

Kiden Annet Lingo

6.67

C+

C+

C-

C-

A-

E

D-

E

B+

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Kiri Secondary School, Kajo-Keji County, Central Equatoria State

Center Number: 0109015 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

19

F

1

Bangajo Agnes Gale

3.67

D+

B-

D

D-

D-

D-

D-

C-

D-

002

19

M

1

Binya Samuel

5.85

C

B-

D+

E

D-

D-

C+

B-

C

003

19

M

1

Bure Simon

**

**

004

19

M

1

Diliga Samuel

5.83

C

B-

C-

D-

D+

D-

C

C

C

005

20

F

1

Dudu Rose Henry

3.33

D

C

D

E

E

D-

D-

C-

D-

006

19

F

1

Gire Mary Bua

3.17

D

C

D+

D-

E

D-

D

D-

D-

007

18

F

1

Gune Jane Henry

3.17

D

C

D+

D-

E

D-

D-

D

D-

008

18

F

1

Guo Betty

7.00

C+

B-

C-

D+

A-

E

D

D+

B+

E

009

18

F

1

Guo Rose

2.17

D-

D+

D

E

E

E

D-

D-

010

19

F

1

Jaguru Christine

6.00

C

B

C-

D-

D-

C+

D

C

C

011

18

F

1

Juan Betty

2.67

D

C-

D

E

E

E

E

D

D

012

18

F

1

Juru Sylvia Lelia

2.83

D

C-

D

E

E

D-

D-

D-

D

013

19

M

1

Kajokare Robert

4.17

D+

C

D+

D-

E

D-

D

D+

C

014

19

M

1

Kenyi Henry Dumo

3.67

D+

C

D

E

E

E

D

D+

C-

015

18

F

1

Kiden Rina

4.33

D+

C

D+

E

B

E

D-

D+

E

016

20

F

1

Kojo Mary

3.50

D+

D

D

E

E

E

D

D

B-

017

21

M

1

Lopia Daniel

7.67

B-

B-

D+

D

E

B-

B-

A-

C+

018

19

F

1

Modong Harriet James

6.67

C+

C

B-

D-

D

D+

C

B-

B-

O19

18

M

1

Mogga Isaac

5.83

C

B-

C-

E

D

D+

D

C+

B-

020

19

M

1

Muludyang Chaplain Wudu

8.67

B

B-

C-

B-

C+

B-

B

A

C

021

20

F

1

Namadi Betty Peter

3.33

D

D+

D

D-

D-

D

D-

C-

D

022

18

F

1

Poni Lilian Alex

3.33

D

C+

D-

D-

E

D-

D-

C-

D-

023

17

M

1

Ringe Daniel Alison

6.83

C+

D+

C-

D

C+

C

C

B

B-

024

19

M

1

Sokiri Erienayo Kenyi

3.00

D

C+

E

E

E

E

D-

D+

D

025

18

M

1

Sunday Moses Eyobo

4.33

D+

D+

D+

E

D-

D-

C

D+

C

026

19

M

1

Wani James Kaya

4.17

D+

C+

D+

E

D

D-

D

D+

D+

027

18

M

1

Wani Richards Duku

6.67

C

C

D+

C-

A

E

D+

B

E

028

21

M

1

Yangi Evanly Aggrey

3.33

D

C+

D

E

D-

E

D-

D+

D-

029

26

M

1

Duku Paul Tionga

5.83

C

B-

D+

E

E

C+

C

B-

D+

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Lire Secondary School, Kajo-keji County, Central Equatoria State

Center Number: 0109014 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

19

M

1

BOJOI BOSCO OLIVER

6.67

C+

B

D+

B+

D

E

D-

C+

C+

002

18

M

1

DANIEL NYUKU NELSON

**

**

003

20

M

1

GANYA SANTO

7.50

B-

B-

D+

B-

B+

D+

C+

D+

B-

004

20

F

1

GUNE ROSE

5.50

C

B-

D+

D+

B

E

D-

D-

C

005

19

M

1

JAMOR JAMES

6.17

C

B-

D

D+

A-

E

D

D

B-

006

18

M

1

JANSUK SAMUEL YUGU

7.50

B-

B-

C-

B+

E

E

C

C-

A-

007

17

F

1

JOGGO FLORANCE

6.17

C

B+

D

B

D-

E

D+

D-

B

008

18

M

1

KELINDI CHARLES

5.17

C-

B-

D+

D+

B-

E

D+

D-

C

009

19

F

1

KONGA ROSE

5.83

C

B+

C-

D+

C+

E

D+

D-

C-

010

20

M

1

KOOKA OWEN

6.00

C

B

C-

B+

D

E

E

D-

C+

011

18

M

1

LODU BENARD MORRIS

7.50

B-

B-

D+

B-

B

E

C-

D

A-

012

21

M

1

LODU VICENT

6.33

C

B-

D+

C-

A-

E

D-

D+

C

013

19

M

1

LOGURIYANG ALEX WANI

8.00

B-

B

C-

C+

B+

E

B-

D+

B

014

19

M

1

LOKUYU EMMANUEL MONO

7.17

C+

B-

D

C

B

E

D

C-

A

015

16

M

1

LOMORO DANIS

7.17

C+

C+

D+

C

B

E

D-

C-

A

016

21

F

1

KUTAYANG BEATRICE KENYI

**

**

O17

18

M

1

RAMADAN NATHONY MOSES

6.00

C

C+

D

D+

B

E

C-

D-

B-

018

19

F

1

SAIBU HARRIET KENYI

4.00

D+

C

D-

D

C

E

D-

D-

C-

019

18

F

1

SAIMA VIOLA MONOJA

5.17

C-

C+

D-

D

C+

E

D-

D-

B+

020

16

M

1

SORO CHAPLAIN LUKANG

8.33

B-

B-

D

C-

B+

E

C-

B

A-

021

18

M

1

MOI DANIEL

**

**

022

18

M

1

TABAN MOSES FESTO

5.67

C

C-

D

C-

B-

E

D-

C-

B-

023

18

M

1

TUNDA EMMANUEL SEBIT

6.17

C

D

D+

C-

B-

E

C-

A

024

21

M

1

WANI ALEX YUGGA

7.17

C+

B

D+

C-

B-

D-

C+

D

B+

025

19

M

1

WOJA IVAN

7.50

B-

B

D

C-

B

E

B-

C-

B

026

19

F

1

YANGO PELIMA JOHN

5.67

C

C+

D-

D+

C+

E

D

D

B+

027

19

M

1

YUGA BENSON MOGGA

8.17

B-

B

C-

C

B

E

B-

C-

A

28

18

M

1

MAWA EMMANUEL

6.00

C

C+

D+

C-

B+

E

D

D+

C

South Sudan certificate of secondary education (SSCSE) examinations, 2011

Loa secondary school, Magwi county, Eastern Equatoria State

Center Number: 0210001 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

18

M

1

Abdalla Emmanuel Samuel

7.83

B-

B

C-

D

C+

B-

C+

C-

A-

002

18

M

1

Abucha Joseph Odego

8.50

B

B-

C

A

D-

B-

B-

B

C

003

17

M

1

Ajibi Patrick John

7.00

C+

C+

C

A-

E

D

C-

D+

B+

004

20

M

1

Alafi William Martin

6.00

C

C+

C-

C

B

E

E

D

C

005

19

M

1

Chandiga Patrick

6.83

C+

B-

C-

C

B-

E

D

D-

A-

006

21

M

1

Eloma Santos Stephen

3.83

D+

D+

D

D-

C+

E

D

D

D

007

20

F

1

Foni Josephine Elias

5.83

C

B-

D+

D

B-

D-

D+

D+

C+

008

18

F

1

Foni Rebecca Joseph

7.83

B-

B-

C

C+

B

E

D+

C+

B+

009

20

M

1

Gira John Bosco

5.00

C-

D+

C

D

B

E

D

C-

D-

010

19

M

1

Igga Moses

4.67

C-

C

D+

E

E

D+

D

D-

B

011

17

M

1

Ijjo William Peter Alselem

7.50

B-

B-

C

A-

E

E

D

C+

D

B+

012

17

M

1

Irra John Sabazio

10.33

B+

B

B

A-

A-

E

B-

B+

A

013

17

M

1

Joseph Taban Mathew

6.17

C

B-

D+

D+

B

E

C

D+

C

014

18

F

1

Keji Janefer Silver

7.17

C+

B

C

C

A-

E

D+

C

C-

015

19

M

1

Kenyi Bosco Chau

8.00

B-

C+

C+

D+

A-

E

C-

B

B

016

19

M

1

Kenyi Francis

8.00

B-

C+

C-

B

B

D+

B-

D

B+

O17

18

M

1

Keri Geofrey Koma

9.50

B+

B

C+

A-

A-

E

C+

B

B+

018

20

M

1

Koma Stephen

7.33

C+

B-

D+

B

B

E

D+

D-

B+

019

21

M

1

Lagu Isaac

7.17

C+

B-

C

C+

C+

C+

B-

C-

D+

020

22

M

1

Lodu John Bruno Modesto

5.67

C

C+

D

C-

B+

E

E

D+

C-

021

18

M

1

Lumana James Martin

5.83

C

B-

D+

C-

B

E

D-

D

C

022

16

F

1

Mandera Hellen Faride

8.67

B

B+

B

A-

D+

C

B

C

C+

D+

023

20

F

1

Masio Lily Daniel

5.17

C-

C+

D

C-

B-

E

D+

D+

D

024

16

M

1

Modi Bilal Joseph

9.67

B+

B

B-

B+

B+

E

B+

C+

A-

025

18

F

1

Nunu Dorine Moris

4.33

D+

B

D+

D+

C-

E

E

E

D

026

20

M

1

Ojja Sunday

7.00

C+

B

C-

B+

E

D

D+

C

C

C

027

19

M

1

Okomi Samuel Baker

6.83

C+

B

C

C

A-

E

C-

D+

028

19

F

1

Sadia Jane Rhemis

5.67

C

C+

C-

C

C+

E

D-

D-

C+

029

24

M

1

Taban Ceaser Alex

6.00

C

B

C-

C-

B-

E

D-

D

C

030

18

M

1

Taban James Angelo

6.83

C+

C+

D+

C

B+

E

D

D+

B+

031

20

M

1

Tibi Patrick Kenyi Kapaya

6.17

C

B-

D+

D

D+

C-

C+

C-

B-

032

19

M

1

Unzi Michael

8.33

B-

B

C

C

A-

E

C+

B-

B

033

18

M

1

Vuciri Richard John

8.33

B-

B+

C

B-

B+

E

C-

B-

B-

034

17

F

1

Yangi Jane Young

5.33

C-

B

D+

B

E

D-

D+

D-

D+

D-

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Lobone Secondary School, Magwi County, Eastern Equatoria State

Center Number: 0210007 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

20

M

1

Abonga Willy Oneka

5.33

C-

C+

D

D-

C-

C

C-

D

C

002

20

F

1

Achiro Grace Lucy

6.33

C

B-

C-

B+

E

E

D-

D+

D

B-

003

22

M

1

Alex Onek James

3.83

D+

D+

D+

C+

E

E

D-

E

E

C-

004

17

M

1

Amaju Joseph Ubur

10.17

B+

B+

A-

B+

A

E

D

A

C

005

20

F

1

Atoo Irine Albino

6.50

C+

B

C

B

E

D

D+

D

D+

C+

006

20

F

1

Imoya Rose Venusto

5.33

C-

C

C-

B

E

E

E

D

D-

C+

007

19

M

1

Komakech Charles Robert

4.67

C-

C+

D+

B-

E

E

E

D-

E

C

008

19

M

1

Lotito Remijo Omoi

5.83

C

D

D

C

B-

E

E

C

D

009

20

M

1

Loum Patrick Mark

7.33

C+

B-

B-

C-

B

E

D

A-

D-

010

20

M

1

Michael Okot Barnabas

8.17

B-

C+

C+

E

B-

C+

B-

B

B+

011

20

M

1

Ochira Nelson Okeny

5.33

C-

C+

D+

B

E

E

D+

E

D-

C

012

16

M

1

Ochol Charles George

7.67

B-

B

C-

B-

A-

E

D

B+

D

013

20

M

1

Ociti Richard Akech

2.83

D

C+

D+

E

E

E

E

D-

D-

014

18

M

1

Odera Charles Ogeno

9.67

B+

B

C

A-

E

D-

C

A-

B

A

015

19

M

1

Ogeno Charles Francis

5.00

C-

D+

D+

D

A-

E

D-

C

D-

016

20

M

1

Ojok Ben Ogeno

6.83

C+

B-

C-

A-

E

E

D-

C+

C+

D

O17

18

M

1

Okello Sisto Okumu

7.33

C+

B-

C-

A

E

D+

C-

C+

C-

C+

018

21

M

1

Okiwe Johnson Okeny

4.50

C-

C

D+

C+

E

E

E

D

D

D+

019

20

M

1

Olweny Richard Peter

7.33

C+

C+

C-

A-

E

D+

D

B-

C-

B-

020

21

M

1

Opoka Justine Gabriel

6.50

C+

B

C-

B+

E

E

D-

D

D

B

021

18

M

1

Oroma Christopher Ogeno

5.00

C-

C+

D

B

E

D-

D-

D-

D-

C+

022

19

M

1

Oryem James Victor

8.67

B

B-

C

A-

B

D-

C+

A-

C-

023

20

M

1

Otto Ben Jacob

3.33

D

C+

E

C

E

E

D-

E

E

D

024

21

M

1

Oyet Peter Alfonse

7.83

B-

B

C-

B

B+

E

D+

A-

D

025

17

M

1

Oyoo Dominic Albino

10.33

B+

B+

C+

A

A

D

C

A-

B+

026

19

M

1

Taban Anthony Mark

5.50

C

B-

C-

A-

E

E

D-

D-

D

D+

027

25

M

1

Olara David Okongo

3.67

D+

C+

D-

C

E

E

E

E

E

C-

028

21

M

1

Okullo James Walter

5.17

C-

C+

D+

D+

B-

E

D-

C

D-

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Loreto Girls Secondary School, Rumbek Central County, Lakes State

Center Number: 0430007 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

19

F

1

Hellena Nyanathuoi Mathiang

4.33

D+

B-

D-

D

C

E

–

–

–

D

D-

D+

–

002

21

F

1

Josephine Roric Paul Manyuon

5.33

C-

B

D-

D+

C

D

–

–

–

C-

D-

C-

–

003

19

F

1

Priscilla Ayen Dhiop

8.33

B-

A

C-

C-

B+

E

–

–

–

B-

C-

B+

–

004

19

F

1

Rosa Nyanathuoi Kothea

3.00

D

B-

E

D-

C-

E

–

–

–

E

E

E

–

005

19

F

1

Susana Awal Samuel

5.67

C

B

D-

D

B+

E

–

–

–

D-

D-

B-

–

006

19

F

1

Tabisa Agum Malual

4.00

D+

C

D

E

C+

E

–

–

–

D

D-

D

–

007

21

F

1

Veronicah Adut Achol

8.83

B

A

C

C-

B+

C

–

–

–

B

B

C+

–

008

17

F

1

Victoria Aledi Akec

10.83

A-

A

C-

D+

A

B

–

–

–

A

B+

B+

–

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Lui Girls’ National Secondary School, Mundri East County, Western Equatoria State

Center Number: 1090017 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

F

1

Assanta Thimothy Girima

3.17

D

D-

E

D

D+

E

E

D+

C-

002

F

1

Charity Konyo Luka Jayi

4.50

C-

D+

D-

C-

C-

E

D-

D

B-

003

M

1

Charles Warawara Stephen

3.50

D+

D

D+

D+

C

E

E

E

D

004

M

1

Clement Koronya Stanely

7.17

C+

A-

C-

D+

C+

E

D-

C-

A-

005

M

1

Eluzai Bona Williment

4.67

C-

C

D+

C-

C+

E

D-

D

D

006

M

1

Emmanuel Bara Francis

2.33

D-

D-

D+

E

C-

E

E

E

E

E

007

M

1

Emmanuel Gaga Ladu Boaza

5.17

C-

B-

C-

E

D

D

D

D+

B-

008

M

Francis Wajo Sirilo

5.67

C

B-

C-

C

B-

E

E

D+

D

D-

009

M

1

Gibson Gift Alison

**

**

010

M

Gideon Bidal Atuwa

3.83

D+

C+

C-

E

E

D-

D

D+

D-

011

F

1

Hayati Francis Philiph

2.67

D

C-

D

D+

E

E

D-

D-

E

012

M

1

Isaac Mobaraka Baxtor Kayang

7.00

C+

C

B-

C

B+

E

D+

C-

C+

013

M

1

Isaac Sawiya Joseph Taban

5.83

C

B

D+

C

B

E

D-

D

D+

014

F

1

Jane Kodowa Oliver Bashir

4.33

D+

D-

D+

C-

C

E

D-

C-

D+

015

M

1

John Bashir Gordon Ruben

5.83

C

C+

C-

E

D-

D+

C+

D

B

016

M

1

Joseph Keliopa Noah

3.83

D+

D

D

D+

C

E

E

D+

D

017

M

1

Joseph Tirang Edward Sadaraka

5.17

C-

C

C-

E

D

D

C+

D+

C

018

F

1

Joy Dana Lawrence Kuruku

4.83

C-

C-

D

C-

C-

E

D-

D

B-

O19

F

1

Joyce Samira Alison

4.83

C-

C

D

D+

C+

E

D+

D-

D+

D+

020

M

1

Kenneth Fakiri Robert

5.00

C-

B-

D+

D+

C+

E

D+

D-

D

021

F

1

Lina Afia MosesRadi

4.67

C-

C-

D+

D-

C

E

D-

D

B-

022

F

1

Lucia Eva Repent Maakula

4.67

C-

C

D+

C-

C-

E

D+

D

D+

023

M

1

Maneseh Bidali Jacob

**

**

024

F

1

Margaret Yazinai Juma Nyapal

6.17

C

C+

C-

C-

C+

D-

D+

C

C+

025

F

1

Mary Alawia Isaac

2.83

D

D-

D

D

C-

E

E

D-

D-

026

M

1

Micheal Majana Peter Khemis

6.83

C+

C+

C

E

D-

D-

C+

C-

C-

A-

027

F

1

Miriam Aya Mathew Sabit

3.33

D

D

D-

D+

C

E

E

E

D+

028

M

1

Moses James Juma

4.00

D+

D+

D

E

C

E

E

D

C+

029

F

1

Penina Wisely Kula

**

**

030

M

1

Philiph Hart Jaba

5.33

C-

B-

E

C-

B-

E

D

E

C+

031

F

1

Rose Agrey Abassi

2.17

D-

D

C-

D-

E

E

E

E

E

E

032

M

1

Santino Sabah Gismallah Thomas

5.00

C-

C+

D+

C

C+

E

D-

D

D

033

F

1

Suzan Amona Levis Elias

5.33

C-

C

C-

D+

C+

E

D

D+

C

034

M

1

Thomas Vuresi Alex

**

**

035

F

1

Victoria Hamed Odini

5.67

C

C+

B-

B

D+

E

D-

D

D

36

M

1

David Yaka

1.33

E

D-

E

E

D-

E

E

E

E

E

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Magwi Secondary School, Magwi County, Eastern Equatoria State

Center Number: 0210006

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

19

M

1

Abonga Morrish Onek

4.17

D+

B

D

D

C

E

E

D-

D-

002

19

M

1

Abonga Robert Otema

**

**

003

18

F

1

Achan Florence Sisto

4.83

C-

C+

D

D+

C

E

D-

C+

D-

004

19

F

1

Achen Sabina Obwona

3.83

D+

D+

D+

D+

B-

E

E

D-

E

005

18

F

1

AchiroJane Adiye

3.33

D

C+

E

D

C

E

E

D-

E

006

18

F

1

Amal Magret Peter

4.17

D+

C+

D-

D+

C+

E

E

D

D-

007

19

F

1

Amito Santa Alex

4.83

C-

C

D

C-

B-

E

D

D+

D-

008

19

F

1

Anyiri Irene Simon

4.83

C-

B-

D+

C-

C

E

E

D-

D+

009

17

M

1

Arop Emmanuel Ronald

7.33

C+

C-

C+

B+

E

D-

C-

C+

C-

B+

010

19

F

1

Ayoo Hellen Lino

3.83

D+

C+

E

D

C

E

E

D-

D+

011

18

F

1

Aywek Esther Solomon

5.83

C

C+

D+

D+

A-

E

D-

D

C

012

20

M

1

Bongomin Charles Akeri

7.33

C+

C+

C-

B

B

E

B-

C-

C

013

18

M

1

Juma William Ochola

6.83

C+

C+

C-

B+

D-

D

D+

C+

C

C

014

18

M

1

Lagu Joseph Leroi

4.17

D+

C+

D+

C+

E

E

E

E

D

D

015

19

M

1

Lam Jacob Isdoro

7.83

B-

B-

D+

C-

A-

E

D-

B-

A-

016

19

M

1

Lam Joseph John

5.67

C

C-

D

C

B+

E

E

C-

C-

017

18

F

1

Lamunu Santa Otema

6.17

C

B

D+

C

B

E

D

D

C

D-

018

18

F

1

Lamwaka Mary Samuel

4.00

D+

C+

E

D

B-

E

E

D

D-

O19

18

M

1

Lotara Charles Nyanzi

11.17

A-

A

B+

A

A-

E

B

B+

A

020

18

M

1

Lowila James Innocent

5.50

C

B-

D+

C-

C+

E

E

D

C

021

18

M

1

Nyeko Bosco Taban

8.83

B

B+

D+

A-

D+

C

C

D+

B

A-

022

18

M

1

Obwoya James Okot

7.00

C+

B-

D+

B-

E

E

C

C

B-

C

023

17

M

1

Ochaya Stephen Sebit

7.33

C+

B

C-

C+

B+

E

C

C+

D-

024

18

M

1

Ochira Joseph Okeny

6.67

C+

C

C-

C+

B+

E

D+

C

C

025

17

M

1

Ochiti Richard Patrick

9.67

B+

B

C

A-

A-

D-

C+

B

A-

026

20

M

1

Ochola Bosco Bingwal

5.67

C

C+

D+

C

B

E

D-

D

C-

027

19

M

1

Odong James Okot

3.50

D+

D

D-

D+

B-

E

D-

E

D-

028

18

M

1

Odong Mark Ronald

7.67

B-

B+

C-

B-

B+

E

C+

C

D

029

19

M

1

Okeny Morrish Ochan

10.50

A-

A

B

A

C

B-

B

B

B+

A-

030

18

M

1

Oketa Peter Odongo

6.33

C

C

D+

C

B+

E

E

D

B

031

18

M

1

Okello David Lamson

6.33

C

C+

C-

C-

B+

E

D

D+

C+

032

19

M

1

Okot Stephen Joseph

6.17

C

B-

D+

C

B+

E

D+

C-

D-

033

19

M

1

Okot Kornelio Mark

6.83

C+

B

D+

B+

E

D-

C

D+

C

C

034

19

M

1

Okot Joseph James

7.00

C+

C+

D+

B+

E

D+

C+

D

C+

C+

035

17

M

1

Okot James Peter

8.00

B-

B-

C

A-

A-

E

D-

D

B

036

18

M

1

Olak Dominic Taban

5.67

C

B-

D+

C-

B+

E

E

D+

D

037

18

M

1

Olanya Dominic Okeny

7.33

C+

C+

C-

B

B+

E

D+

D+

B

038

19

M

1

Olweny Thomas Alfred

8.17

B-

A

C-

B

B+

E

E

C+

C

D-

039

20

M

1

Onek James William

8.17

B-

C+

C-

C-

B+

E

B

B-B+

040

18

M

1

Ongwen Peter Ojara

8.17

B-

C+

C-

A-

E

D

C-

D-

B

A

041

17

M

1

Onyango Morrish Richard

9.17

B

B

B

A-

D

C+

B

C+

B+

D-

042

19

M

1

Onyala Francis Agusto

4.83

C-

C-

D

D+

C

E

E

C

C-

043

18

M

1

Opira Jackson Paul

7.00

C+

C+

D+

C

B+

E

D-

E

B+

C-

044

19

M

1

Opoka Denish Obote

6.83

C+

C

D+

B+

E

D+

C

D+

C-

B+

045

18

M

1

Oroma Isaac Willy

6.33

C

C-

D+

C-

B-

E

D+

C-

A-

046

18

M

1

Otim Robert Matata

9.17

B

B+

C-

A-

B+

E

D+

B

B+

047

18

M

1

Otim William Lam

8.33

B-

B

D+

B+

D-

C-

C-

E

B

A

048

18

M

1

Otto Martine Okello

7.33

C+

A-

C

A-

E

C-

B

D-

D-

D-

049

19

M

1

Otwari Dominic Ogormoi

4.33

D+

D

D-

D+

C+

E

E

E

B

050

17

M

1

Oyet Charles Salfa

7.00

C+

C+

C-

C+

B+

E

C-

B-

E

051

18

M

1

Oyet Moses Gaitano

4.83

C-

B-

E

D-

C

E

E

D-

B+

052

17

M

1

Robin Kizito Willy

6.50

C+

B

C-

A

E

D-

C+

D+

D-

E

053

18

M

1

Taban David Ongom

5.67

C

C-

D

C+

B

E

E

D+

C

054

19

M

1

Taban John Sebit

5.67

C

D+

D+

C

B+

E

D+

C

D-

055

20

M

1

Taban Moses Pacoto

5.33

C-

D

D+

C-

C+

E

D-

D+

B

056

18

M

1

Wani Francis Paul

6.00

C

D+

C-

C-

A-

E

D+

C+

057

18

M

1

Zeinab Alias David

**

**

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) examinations, 2011

Nile Progressive secondary school, Magwi county, Eastern Equatoria State

Center Number: 0210003 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

20

M

1

Alafi Zakeo

5.00

C-

C+

C-

D+

C+

E

–

–

–

D

E

D+

–

002

18

M

1

Alue Tom Albert

8.83

B

B+

C

–

A-

D+

C

B-

–

–

B

B

–

003

19

M

1

Amoko Charles Ben

817

B-

B-

C

C

B

E

–

–

–

C

B-

A

–

004

20

M

1

Amoko Wisley Muzamil

5.67

C

C

D

C-

C+

E

–

–

–

D-

D+

B

–

005

17

M

1

Andruga Christopher

9.83

B+

B

B

–

B+

C+

B

B

–

–

A-

A-

–

006

19

M

1

Anguel Bona Manyuel

6.67

C+

B-

C

–

B+

E

D-

D+

–

–

–

B+

–

007

18

M

1

Drici Emmanuel Duku

7.67

B-

C+

D

–

B

D-

C

C+

–

–

B-

B

–

008

18

M

1

Duku James

5.00

C-

B-

D

C-

C+

E

–

–

–

D-

D

D+

–

009

20

M

1

Gama Henry Robert

5.17

C-

B-

D

C

B

E

–

–

–

D-

D-

D

–

010

20

M

1

Iceta Michael Francisco

7.17

C+

B

D

–

A-

E

D

C

–

–

C+

C+

–

011

19

M

1

Iwa James Ark

5.83

C

B-

D

–

B

E

D-

D

–

–

D+

B-

–

012

20

M

1

Karatas Charles Kajuma

5.83

C

B

C-

C-

C+

E

–

–

–

D+

D

C-

–

013

18

M

1

Koma William

6.83

C+

C-

D+

–

A-

E

C-

B-

–

–

C

C

–

014

18

M

1

Komason John Alex

5.83

C

C+

D

D

B-

E

–

–

–

D-

D+

B+

–

015

19

M

1

Lam Emmanuel Ochan

5.67

C

C

D+

C

B-

E

–

–

–

D

C

D+

–

016

17

M

1

Lou Patrick Charles

5.83

C

C

C

C-

C+

E

–

–

–

D-

C

C-

–

O17

18

F

1

Mesiku Night Kasim

5.50

C

B-

D+

–

B-

D-

D

D

–

–

C

D+

–

018

M

1

Modi George Lagu

3.50

D+

C+

E

E

C-

E

–

–

–

D-

D-

D+

–

019

18

M

1

Mogga Matthew Drago

5.67

C

D+

C-

C

B

E

–

–

–

D-

D+

C

–

020

19

F

1

Mundua Rose

5.17

C-

C

D+

D+

C+

E

–

–

–

E

C+

D

–

021

19

M

1

Obulejo Stephen Ochan

6.00

C

B-

C-

C-

C

E

–

–

–

C-

C-

C+

–

022

19

M

1

Olweny David Clinton

6.83

C+

B-

C-

–

B

E

E

C-

–

–

C+

C+

–

023

22

M

1

Okumu Charles

4.67

C-

C-

D+

D+

C+

D-

–

–

–

D

D+

D+

–

024

17

M

1

Oyira Joseph John

8.00

B-

B-

B

C+

A-

E

–

–

–

C-

D+

B-

–

025

18

M

1

Sunday Lodu James

6.67

C+

C

D+

B+

B

E

–

–

–

D

D+

C+

–

026

19

M

1

Taban Godfrey Pongu

6.83

C+

B+

D-

–

B

E

E

C-

–

–

C

B

–

027

19

M

1

Yanga Charles

6.50

C+

B-

C-

–

B

E

D-

D-

–

–

C

B

–

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) examinations, 2011

Nimule Model secondary school, Magwi county, Eastern Equatoria State

Center Number: 0210015 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

19

F

1

Adrako Janifer Alex

4.50

C-

C+

C-

D-

C-

E

E

D-

C

002

20

M

1

Akau John Deng

5.00

C-

C

E

B-

E

D+

C-

D

D+

003

18

F

1

AnyangoMilicent

6.50

C+

B

C-

C-

B

E

E

C-

C

D+

004

18

M

1

Alier Majak Gak

3.67

D+

C+

C-

C

C+

E

D-

D+

D

005

18

M

1

Barle David Stephen

3.50

D+

D-

E

D+

B-

E

E

D-

D-

C-

006

19

M

1

Chol James Magok

6.00

C

B-

C-

B+

E

E

D-

C

C-

007

20

F

1

Deborah Nyabol Buol

8.17

B-

B-

C-

C

B+

D-

C-

B

A-

008

20

M

1

Deng Abraham Akoy

4.50

C-

C+

D

D+

C+

E

E

E

C-

009

22

M

1

Gabriel Wuor Monyluak

8.33

B-

B

D+

B-

A-

E

C+

C-

B+

010

22

M

1

Gai Jacob Akuiel

4.17

D+

D-

D+

D+

B

E

E

D

E

D

011

19

M

1

Gai John Akech

6.17

C

C

D+

C-

B+

E

D

D-

B

012

20

M

1

Isaiah Manyok

6.83

C+

B

D+

C

A-

E

D

C-

C

013

23

M

1

Joseph Barjok Angi

1.00

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

E

014

21

M

1

Kuir Atem Imading

7.33

C+

C+

D-

C-

A

D-

D-

C+

D+

B

015

22

M

1

Nhial Bulen

5.17

C-

C

C-

D+

B-

E

D

D-

C-

016

18

F

1

Nyangdeng Elizabeth Bair

3.17

D

D

E

D

C-

E

E

E

C

O17

21

M

1

Oyom Daniel Legge

3.83

D+

C

E

D+

C+

E

E

D

D-

018

18

M

1

Sam Silas

3.17

D

C+

E

D-

D+

E

E

E

D+

019

20

M

1

Taban Francis Elias

4.67

C-

C

D+

D

C+

E

D

D-

C-

020

20

M

1

Wani Joseph Tombe

8.33

B-

B-

C-

C+

B-

E

B

C+

A-

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) examinations, 2011

Nyongwa secondary school, Magwi county, Eastern Equatoria State

Center Number: 0210002 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

20

M

1

Alafi Jimmy Emily

**

**

002

22

M

1

Amure Thomas Elizeous

2.67

D

D

E

E

C+

E

E

D-

D-

003

18

M

1

Drici Emmanuel Hillary

6.00

C

C+

C

C

B+

E

D

D+

004

19

M

1

Drici James Marcelo

8.00

B-

B

C

B+

D-

C

B-

B

C

D+

005

20

F

1

Gale Rose

4.83

C-

C

D+

D+

B-

E

D-

E

C-

006

18

F

1

Guo Jackline

4.33

D+

C

D+

C-

C+

E

D-

D-

D-

007

19

M

1

Ijjo Moses Mogga

3.17

D

C

D

D-

D+

E

D-

D-

D-

008

18

M

1

Ijjo Nelson

5.33

C-

B-

D+

D+

C+

E

D

C

E

009

18

M

1

Iya Emmanuel Tombe

5.67

C

C-

C-

C-

B

E

D-

D+

C

010

18

M

1

Iya Joseph James

7.67

B-

B-

C-

B+

B

E

C-

B

D-

011

20

F

1

Kaluma Joyce Mark

3.67

D+

C-

D

D

C+

E

D-

D-

D-

012

20

F

1

Keji Flora

5.33

C-

C

C-

C-

B-

E

D-

D+

D+

013

19

F

1

Keji Lillian Emilio

3.67

D+

D+

D

D

C+

E

E

E

E

D-

D

014

20

F

1

Mandera Stella Wara

5.17

C-

D-

D+

C-

B

E

D

B-

D-

015

17

M

1

Mogga Michael Ayeko

5.83

C

C

D+

D-

C-

C+

B-

D

C-

016

20

M

1

Taban Michael

4.50

C-

C-

D+

D+

B-

E

D

D

D

O17

19

M

1

Taban William James

6.83

C+

B-

C

D-

D+

C-

B-

C-

B

018

18

M

1

Unzi George

4.50

C-

D

D+

D+

B-

E

E

C+

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Pamoju Girls Secondary School, Kajo-Keji County, Central Equatoria State

Center Number: 0109024 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

19

F

1

Gune Betty Kenyi

5.67

C

B-

D

B+

E

E

D-

D+

C+

002

18

F

1

Gune Hellen

6.00

C

C+

D+

C-

B+

E

D

D

C+

003

19

F

1

Inyaa Annet

4.67

C-

D+

D

D+

B-

E

D

D

C

004

17

F

1

Jaguru Stella

8.00

B-

B+

C-

B+

D-

D

B-

C+

B-

005

18

F

1

Juan Annet Abas

5.00

C-

C+

D

D

C+

E

D

D

C+

006

19

F

1

Jane Juana Andrew

3.00

D

C-

E

C+

E

E

D-

E

D-

007

15

F

1

Juan Janet

8.00

B-

B+

D

B-

B

E

B

D+

B-

008

16

F

1

Juru Aida

6.33

C

B-

D-

B+

E

D-

D+

D+

B+

009

17

F

1

Juru Roi

7.50

B-

B+

C-

C-

A-

E

B-

C

C-

010

18

F

1

Kade Grace Sekwat

6.00

C

B-

C-

A-

E

D-

D

D

C

011

18

F

1

Kasara Lilian Chaplain

6.67

C+

B

D+

C-

B

E

D+

D

B

012

17

F

1

Kaku Harriet Kenyi

7.33

C+

B-

D+

A-

E

D-

C-

C+

B

013

19

F

1

Kiden Annet

6.33

C

B

C

A-

E

E

D-

C-

C-

014

18

F

1

Kiden Hellen Chaplain

6.00

C

C+

D+

D+

B

E

C

D-

C

015

19

F

1

Kiden Rose Kenyi

5.33

C-

B-

D

B

E

E

D-

D-

B-

016

20

F

1

Kila Christine Peter

4.50

C-

C+

D-

C-

C

E

D-

D

D+

017

18

F

1

Kojo Mary

4.83

C-

B-

D-

B+

E

E

D+

D-

D

018

18

F

1

Kojo Suzi

6.17

C

C

D+

C-

C+

E

C-

B+

O19

18

F

1

Kolong Hurriet

7.83

B-

B-

C-

B

D

C

C

C+

A-

020

17

F

1

Liong Scovia Oliver

7.00

C+

B+

D+

D+

B+

D-

D+

D+

B+

021

18

F

1

Luba Paibe David

8.33

B-

B

C-

B

A-

D-

C+

D+

B

022

18

F

1

Lubo Rose

**

**

023

18

F

1

Mandera Grace Kajoki

8.50

B

B-

C

A-

D

D+

C+

B

B+

024

18

F

1

Modong Jeska Kwoji

5.33

C-

B-

D

B+

E

D

D

D

C-

025

19

F

1

Modong Rose Wani

5.17

C-

C+

D

B+

E

E

E

D+

C

026

17

F

1

Pita Margret Liki

7.00

C+

B

C-

B+

D-

D-

C-

D

B+

027

19

F

1

Pita Reida

3.67

D+

C

D-

D

C+

E

D-

D-

028

16

F

1

Poni Annet Duku

7.17

C+

B-

C-

B+

D-

E

D+

C

B+

029

18

F

1

Poni Jane Lori

6.50

C+

B

D-

B+

D-

D

D-

B-

C+

030

18

F

1

Poni Jeska

7.50

B-

B-

C-

C

B+

E

C-

D

A-

031

18

F

1

Rojo Rose Kwori

8.50

B

B

C-

A-

E

D

C

B

A-

032

18

F

1

Tidio Annet Moses

7.33

C+

D+

D+

A-

D-

D+

B

C

D+

B+

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Panekar Secondary School, Yirol West County, Lakes State

Center Number: 0430004 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

25

M

1

Abenego Mangar Chiengan

**

**

002

28

M

1

Abraham Marial Mayor

4.00

D+

D

E

D+

D+

E

D-

D-

B

003

26

M

1

Abraham Mayor Nhail

4.50

C-

C+

E

C-

D

D-

D-

B-

D-

004

21

M

1

Achol Mangar Bok

**

**

005

21

M

1

Alfred Apadier Manyiel

**

**

006

22

M

1

Alfred Deng Madul

**

**

007

20

M

1

Anhiem Majak Arok

1.67

D-

D+

D-

E

E

E

E

E

E

008

26

F

1

Ayor Majak Arok

**

**

009

31

M

1

Chudi Achiek Lueth

3.83

D+

D+

D-

D-

D+

E

D+

C-

D+

010

20

M

1

Christiano Maker Mabor Tong

4.33

D+

C+

D

D+

D

E

E

D-

C+

011

25

M

1

Dak Tut Majak

**

**

012

19

M

1

Daniel Mabor Malith

5.67

C

B

D+

D+

C+

D+

D+

D

C

013

24

M

1

Daniel Mapetich Makuei

**

**

014

23

M

1

Daniel Mayor Mayen

4.50

C-

C+

D+

D

D+

D-

D

D-

C

015

21

F

1

Elizabeth Ayor Mabor

**

**

016

24

M

1

Emmanuel Deng Aneet

**

**

017

20

M

1

Hezron Panther Gulung

**

**

018

24

M

1

Hyman Amat Marial Riak

**

**

019

27

M

1

James Bol Dumo Agag

3.33

D

C+

D

E

D-

E

E

C

E

020

22

M

1

James Mading Maker

**

**

021

25

M

1

Jonathan Makur Manyang

**

**

022

22

M

1

John Malak Khot

**

**

023

22

M

1

John Mangar Majok

**

**

024

19

M

1

John Marial Nhial

**

**

025

20

M

1

John Manyang Ngor

**

**

026

21

M

1

Jimmy Mayen Nguech

**

**

027

21

F

1

Juliana Nyanabol Maker

**

**

028

23

M

1

Mabor Chor Ruei

**

**

029

21

M

1

Machiek Mangui Bol

**

**

030

28

M

1

Machuei Arok Chadhuol

**

**

O31

19

M

1

Majak Thiek Achiek

**

**

032

24

M

1

Maker Majak Dhieu

3.50

D+

C

E

E

D-

D-

B

E

033

24

M

1

Malou Lueng Makeny

5.67

C

B-

D-

D+

C-

D-

B+

C-

034

22

M

1

Maghok Dit ajieth

**

**

035

21

M

1

Mangar Anthieth Ayol

5.17

C-

C+

D

D-

C-

C-

C-

C

036

25

M

1

Manyuny Machar Teler

**

**

037

23

M

1

Marial John Makeny

4.67

C-

D

D

D

C

E

D

B+

038

25

M

1

Mayen Jongkuc Mayen

**

**

039

24

M

1

Mayen Marial Amuom

**

**

040

23

M

1

Peter Mabor Dak

**

**

041

20

M

1

Taban Jima Arama

**

**

042

20

M

1

Wilson Bec Majok

**

**

C-

043

21

M

1

Abraham Marial Ahang

**

**

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

St. Augustine Secondary School, Ikwoto County, Eastern Equatoria State

Center Number: 0210009 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

27

F

1

Achan Elizabeth Longerek

2.17

D-

C+

E

D-

E

E

E

E

E

E

002

17

M

1

Celerino Peter Ocele

8.00

B-

B

C+

C

A-

D-

D

D

C-

B+

003

18

M

1

Ewot Felix Taudesio

**

**

004

18

M

1

Gelerio Peter Gasmior

7.33

C+

B-

C-

A-

E

D

D-

C

D+

B+

005

19

F

1

Ibore Jokomina Peter

6.33

C

B

D+

B+

E

D-

D-

C+

D

C-

006

19

F

1

Ibore Hellen James

3.17

D

D-

E

E

D+

E

E

E

E

B+

007

18

F

1

Imoya Julia Felix

6.17

C

B

D+

C-

B+

E

E

D

C

D

008

20

F

1

Imoya Yalanda Aluru

4.00

D+

D+

D+

C

E

D-

D-

D-

D-

C

009

20

M

1

Igolo Karlo Alevio

6.50

C+

B-

D

C

B

E

E

E

D+

B

010

18

F

1

Ikoto Mary Olori

3.67

D+

C+

E

E

C+

E

E

D-

E

D+

011

21

F

1

Iromo Roseline William

3.17

D

C+

D

E

D

E

E

D+

E

012

21

M

1

Jada James Okeny

5.00

C-

B

D+

D

B-

E

E

C-

E

013

24

M

1

Koriang Peter Albert

5.50

C

B

D+

B

E

E

E

D+

D

D+

014

19

M

1

Lodai Abraham Paul

8.33

B-

C+

C-

B+

D+

D

B+

B-

C-

B+

015

22

M

1

Lokang Dario Philip

**

**

016

18

M

1

Lopeche Peter Clement

8.17

B-

C

C-

A

C

C+

C+

C+

C+

B

017

22

M

1

Loita Morice Lokolong

6.33

C

B-

C-

B+

E

E

D-

D+

D

B-

018

21

M

1

Lomana Solomon Loyee

3.33

D

C-

D-

B-

E

E

E

D-

D-

E

O19

18

M

1

Lomugit John Longohe

6.83

C+

B-

C

A-

E

D-

D-

D

D

B+

020

20

M

1

Mawa Solomon Jackson

8.83

B

C

C-

C-

B+

D-

C

D

A-

021

21

F

1

Nadai Karmela Velentino

**

**

022

20

F

1

Nejwa Night Hellen

7.17

C+

C+

E

D

C

E

E

C

E

D-

023

21

M

1

Ohide Stephen Amukachi

6.33

C

B-

C-

B+

E

D

D-

C

D

C

024

20

M

1

Otifo Daudi Ohide

7.50

B-

C+

C

B-

D-

D

C+

C

A-

025

19

M

1

Okot Mark

5.17

C-

B

D

B

E

E

D-

D

D-

C-

026

17

M

1

Ongori Peter Akai

9.50

B+

B

C

B+

D+

D+

B-

B

B+

A-

027

22

M

1

Ojara Samuel Okidi

**

**

028

20

M

1

Omene Jimmy Tadio

6.67

C+

C+

C-

A-

E

D-

D+

C+

D

C

029

18

M

1

Oyom Charles Sam

8.67

B

B-

C

B

D-

C-

B-

B

A

030

21

M

1

Oyoo John Oyet

4.33

D+

C+

D+

B-

E

E

E

D-

E

D+

031

13

M

1

Oting Dominic Robert

2.83

D

C-

D-

C

E

E

D-

E

E

E

032

19

M

1

Richard Loboi Sturlino

4.83

C-

B-

D+

B-

E

E

D-

D-

D-

C-

033

22

F

1

Rose Lily Joseph

4.17

D+

B-

C-

D-

C

E

E

D-

E

D-

034

20

M

1

Yasir Farouk Alkime

3.50

D+

D

D

D

C+

E

E

D

E

D-

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) examinations, 2011

St. Bakhita secondary school, Kapoeta East county, Eastern Equatoria State

Center Number: 0210017 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

24

M

1

Ali Abdulbagi Nurein

8.17

B-

A-

D

A

B

D-

D-

C

B-

002

24

M

1

Buch James Ujuok

3.50

D+

C-

D-

C

D+

E

D-

E

D-

003

23

F

1

Christine Sunday Arkanjelo

4.50

C-

C

D

C

C+

E

D-

D

D-

004

24

M

1

Hassan Hassan Kamil

7.67

B-

B

D+

C+

D

C+

B+

C+

C

005

22

F

1

Hidita Raphael Esther

4.50

C-

D+

C-

C-

B-

E

D-

D

D-

006

23

F

1

Ihure Joseph Paska

7.17

C+

C+

C-

B+

B+

E

D-

D

B-

007

21

M

1

Janda Samsom Lawrence

10.17

B+

A

C-

D

C

A

A

B-

A-

008

21

F

1

Joyce Iromo Leo

6.67

C+

C+

D

B+

B

E

D

D

B-

009

21

M

1

Kon Emmanuel Chol

11.00

A-

A-

C

B

B

B+

A

A

A

010

22

F

1

Loguti Akinyi Josephine

6.33

C

C+

C-

C

B+

E

D-

D

C+

011

27

M

1

Lokai Joseph Lodukio

5.00

C-

B-

D+

C+

C

E

E

D

D-

012

23

M

1

Lopem Alfred Lopir

3.17

D

D

D-

C+

D

E

E

D-

D-

013

20

M

1

Lotiira Joseph Lokwar

8.00

B-

B

D-

A-

B+

E

D+

D+

B+

014

23

M

1

Munyes John Kaku

5.00

C-

B

D+

E

D

D+

C-

C-

D

015

21

F

1

Muta Pangrasio Hellen

5.67

C

C+

C-

C+

B

E

E

D

D

016

21

F

1

Najie Richard Alice

4.17

D+

C

D

C-

B-

E

D-

E

E

017

18

F

1

Nayoro N. Mercyline

4.83

C-

C+

D+

C-

B-

E

D-

D-

D

018

23

F

1

Obura Safari Margaret

7.17

C+

B-

D-

B

B-

E

D+

C+

C+

O19

21

M

1

Ochola Bin Odol

10.00

B+

A

C

A-

A

C

B-

C+

B+

020

20

M

1

Oken Charles

7.83

B-

C+

D+

B

C

B

B+

C-

C

021

24

M

1

Oler Johnstone Imalio

8.83

B

C+

C

A-

C-

C+

B-

B

A-

022

25

M

1

Omot Nyigwo Akwai

4.67

C-

C+

D+

C

C+

E

D-

E

D-

023

25

M

1

Saied Kanu Dahiya

4.83

C-

C+

D

C-

C+

E

D+

D-

D

024

24

F

1

Shemsia Akio Christine

3.67

D+

B-

E

D+

C-

E

E

E

E

025

23

M

1

Tiali Barnabas Moses

6.33

C

D+

C-

B-

B

E

C

C-

C-

026

25

M

1

Wani Patrick

5.33

C-

C

D

E

D

C

B

D

C-

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Torit Day Secondary School, Torit, Eastern Equatoria State

Center Number: 0210010 

Average Score

Mean Grade

011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

INDEX

AGE

GENDER

Code

NAME

ENG

CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

23

M

1

Abaha Michael Atavio

6.67

C+

B-

D+

B+

B+

E

–

–

–

D+

E

D+

–

002

26

M

1

Abalu Joseph Baptish

4.33

D+

C+

D-

C-

B-

E

–

–

–

D-

D-

D-

–

003

20

M

1

Abenigo Deniel Angelo

4.33

D+

B-

C-

–

–

E

D

D

D+

–

D

D

–

004

22

M

1

Achala Ben Mamur

4.83

C-

B-

D+

–

–

E

D

D

C-

–

D-

C

–

005

24

M

1

Acheri Peter Lidu

3.67

D+

B-

D

–

–

E

D

D-

D-

–

–

D-

D+

006

23

M

1

Adelino Adiongo Olindo

4.83

C-

C+

D

C-

B

E

–

–

–

D-

E

D

–

007

20

F

1

Agnes Night Simon

1.33

E

D

E

E

E

E

–

–

–

–

E

D-

E

008

22

M

1

Ajack Andrew Paul

2.83

D

D+

E

D

C

E

–

–

–

–

E

D-

E

009

20

M

1

Ajata Lino

5.50

C

B-

D+

C-

A-

E

–

–

–

D-

D

D-

–

010

19

F

1

Akech Grace

4.50

C-

C+

D

D+

B+

E

–

–

–

E

E

D-

–

011

21

M

1

Akuien Chol Manyuol

2.00

D-

D+

E

E

D+

E

–

–

–

–

E

E

E

012

19

M

1

Akur Moses Anthony

6.50

C+

B

C-

B-

B+

D-

–

–

–

D-

E

C-

–

013

18

M

1

Akwagany Ernest

4.67

C-

C+

D+

C-

C+

E

–

–

–

D-

D

D-

–

014

19

M

1

Albono Ulam Ubur

5.67

C

B-

C-

C-

B-

E

–

–

–

–

D

C-

D-

015

18

M

1

Alex Otto Juma

2.00

D-

D+

E

E

D

E

–

–

–

E

E

D-

–

016

19

M

1

Alfonses Jobe Moi

2.00

D-

D

D

D-

D-

E

–

–

–

E

E

E

–

017

25

M

1

Alias Daniel

3.33

D

C+

D

–

–

E

D

D+

D-

–

E

E

–

018

22

M

1

Amanya Bosco

3.00

D

C

E

D

C

E

–

–

–

E

E

E

–

O19

23

M

1

Amanya Mathew

3.33

D

C-

E

D+

C+

E

–

–

–

E

D-

E

–

020

21

F

1

Amoni Betty Karlo

2.50

D

C

E

E

C-

E

–

–

–

E

E

E

–

021

19

M

1

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3.83

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19

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Angalafa Hillary Venusto

6.50

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24

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Anthony Lokang Patrick

4.33

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20

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Arkulano Simon Ebiro

2.33

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21

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5.00

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18

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Assai James Franco

5.33

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20

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2.33

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20

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Atee Joyce

3.33

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20

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1.50

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24

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Augusto Peter Lule

2.83

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21

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26

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Bambala Benjamin Lobalu

4.67

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Beatrice Akello Alfred

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19

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Betty Jua Felix

4.17

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25

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2.67

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17

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7.00

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24

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1.50

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23

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Charles Oting Philip

1.83

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4.33

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17

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3.50

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25

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Daniel Okil Jilasio

1.33

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22

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Dario Atara Adelino

3.67

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42

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3.33

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22

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24

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4.50

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18

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17

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3.67

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22

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Flesta Silvano Opilo Cube

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18

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3.67

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26

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2.33

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19

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4.67

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23

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Galdino Augustine

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Ihisa Magret Innocent

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Ikalu Angeline Pioni Furuta

2.83

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19

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34

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Imariang Zachari

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18

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Imoya Hellen Felix

4.67

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20

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Imoya Josephine

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Isinya Sunday Osman

3.33

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20

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3.67

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19

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4.33

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19

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Jackline Ihure

4.67

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22

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3.67

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22

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James Mark Santino

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19

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James Omony Maseo

4.00

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21

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James Oturo Biro

2.83

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25

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John Aleer Arok Bul

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18

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John Attari  Alfeyo

3.33

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24

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John Garang Paul

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24

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John Peter Agira

2.67

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19

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5.50

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23

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Johnson Ongiara Mathew

3.00

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25

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Joseph Taban Lazarous

6.83

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27

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Karton Jacob Raphael

4.00

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19

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Kelil Moses

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25

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Khalil Hammed Mojo

2.00

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Kiwa Joseph Louis

2.17

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Koji Emmanuel Patrick

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Komaa Betty

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Kuek Biar Dut

2.50

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Lakot Hellen

4.33

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18

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Loboi Claudio

2.83

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18

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4.17

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21

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Lokang Mark Loime

5.33

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22

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Lokang Rich Charles

2.83

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20

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Lokori Augustine

4.50

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22

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Lotiki Faustine Emilio

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26

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2.50

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20

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1

Marcelina Ikimo William

3.83

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19

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Marino Charles

4.50

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22

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Mbella Shona Serflow

3.83

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15

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Moyo Jacob

7.33

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26

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1

Muras Kideopo Rose

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18

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Musman Inang Taban John

3.83

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19

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Obiala Albino Lawrence

1.83

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18

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Obiala Angilo

4.00

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18

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Obiala Peter Felix

6.67

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19

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1

Oboy Alfred

6.17

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30

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1

Ochang Alfonse Murjala

3.33

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19

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1

Ochan Martin David

4.50

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19

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1

Ochaya Jackson

6.00

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105

23

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1

Ochomiyang James

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106

21

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1

Odera James Kadonick

5.67

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107

20

M

1

Odongo Charles Peter

2.33

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108

21

M

1

Oduho Brown Apwahamoi

6.00

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C

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109

18

M

1

Ofere James

6.67

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C

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110

20

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1

Ohia Dominic

6.00

C

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111

20

M

1

Ohisa Emmanuel

6.00

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112

25

M

1

Ohisa John Ceaser

5.17

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113

18

M

1

Ohure Alfred Ojura

4.33

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114

20

F

1

Ojum Cicilia

3.33

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E

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115

18

M

1

Okech Peter Apeleo

4.50

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116

25

M

1

Okeny Paul

10.67

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A-

A

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117

22

M

1

Okeye Ochang Samuel

4.17

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118

20

M

1

Okilek Augustine

5.17

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119

18

M

1

Okobo Patrick Afrika

7.17

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120

21

M

1

Okullo James Arop

4.33

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121

21

M

1

Okure Moris Basiliano

5.50

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122

21

M

1

Okuya Samuel Oromo

6.83

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123

25

M

1

Oler Joseph Ohucholi

7.17

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124

26

M

1

Oleyo Tomson Apelo

4.33

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D

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125

22

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1

Oluya Anthony Zakaria

2.33

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126

19

M

1

Olweny Pasquali

6.50

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127

20

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1

Omony Charles Mike

7.17

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128

21

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Opio Hosni

4.00

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130

19

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1

Oromo Dominic Antero

3.67

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131

19

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1

Oryem James Okia

5.67

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132

19

M

1

Osuru Peter Pio

1.83

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133

18

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1

Otenge Jildo Apollo

5.17

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134

20

M

1

Otifo Edward Lino

5.50

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135

18

M

1

Otimore James

3.17

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136

18

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1

Oting Johnson Jenisio

5.17

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137

19

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1

Oting Peter Paul

7.67

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138

19

M

1

Otuna Emmanuel Okwormoi

3.83

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E

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139

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140

19

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1

Owiri Angelo De-Orubo

4.67

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141

17

F

1

Oyella Beatrice

3.50

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142

26

M

1

Oyom Charles Romeo

3.50

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143

22

F

1

Paula Itwari

3.50

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144

23

M

1

Paul Ibwai Augustine

4.83

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145

24

M

1

Paul Loki Thomas

4.50

C-

B-

C-

D+

C

E

–

–

–

D-

D-

E

–

146

19

M

1

Paul Oduho Ruman

4.67

C-

C+

D

C-

B

E

–

–

–

D-

E

D-

–

147

27

M

1

Pepino Oromo Felix

1.83

D-

D

E

E

D+

E

–

–

–

E

E

E

–

148

25

M

1

Peter Ihile Nero

3.50

D+

C+

E

D

C-

E

–

–

–

D-

D-

D-

–

149

34

M

1

Peter Lobei Todo

3.83

D+

C

D+

E

C-

E

–

–

–

–

D

D+

E

150

18

M

1

Peter Obore Samuel

6.17

C

B

C-

E

–

E

C-

C+

B-

–

D

D-

–

151

30

M

1

Peter Okello Dominic

5.17

C-

C+

D+

C-

C+

E

–

–

–

–

D-

D-

C

152

23

M

1

Peter Venus Augustine

5.33

C-

B

D

–

–

D-

D

C+

C+

–

D

D

–

153

23

F

1

Poni Jane Peter

5.00

C-

B-

D+

C-

B

E

–

–

–

–

D-

D-

D-

154

23

M

1

Raymond Otwri Dorteo

3.00

D

C-

D+

–

–

E

E

D-

D+

–

E

D-

–

155

23

M

1

Saba Musa Okesi

5.50

C

B

C-

–

–

E

D+

D

B

–

D

D-

–

156

21

M

1

Samuel Oryem Paul

2.83

D

D+

D

D

C-

E

–

–

–

E

E

E

–

157

20

M

1

Severino Tombe Joseph

6.17

C

B

C

C

B-

E

–

–

–

C-

D

D

–

158

21

M

1

Severio Samuel Ohitei

5.17

C-

C+

C-

–

–

D-

D

C

C+

D

D-

–

159

23

M

1

Silifetro Paride Taban

5.00

C-

B

D+

D

B-

E

–

–

–

D

D

D-

–

160

25

M

1

Simon Ohide Toby

4.17

D+

C+

D+

D

C+

E

–

–

–

D-

E

D-

–

161

21

M

1

Stephen Ohidor Ohure

6.83

C+

B+

C-

–

–

D

D+

D+

B

–

C

C+

–

162

18

M

1

Stephen Oromo Kaja

4.50

C-

B-

D

D+

B-

E

–

–

–

D-

E

D-

–

163

21

F

1

Susan Ingoro Adelino

2.33

D-

C

E

E

D+

E

–

–

–

E

E

E

–

164

20

M

1

Taban Charles Peter

2.33

D-

D+

D-

E

C-

E

–

–

–

E

E

E

–

165

22

M

1

Ofull Moses Lado

3.83

D+

C+

D-

C-

C

E

–

–

–

–

E

D-

E

166

24

M

1

Tombe James Taban

4.33

D+

C+

D+

C-

C

E

–

–

–

D-

D-

D-

–

167

24

M

1

Utong James Umule

3.00

D

B-

D-

–

–

D

E

D-

D-

–

E

E

–

168

21

F

1

Vicky Lagong Daniel Lotombe

2.33

D-

D

E

D-

C

E

–

–

–

–

E

E

E

169

19

M

1

William Afani Paul Okori

6.17

C

A-

C-

C+

D

E

–

–

–

–

C

C-

D

170

24

M

1

Dominic Okilek Hillary

**

**

–

–

–

–

–

171

20

M

1

Patrick Assai

5.17

C-

C+

D+

C-

B-

E

–

–

–

–

D

D+

D

172

25

M

1

Peter Simon Modi

5.33

C-

B+

D+

–

–

E

D-

C

C

–

D+-

D-

–

173

25

F

1

Ayoo Joska Wilson

4.00

D+

B-

D+

D

C-

E

–

–

–

E

D-

D-

–

South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) Examinations, 2011

Werkok Secondary School, Bor County, Jonglei State

Center Number: 0320004 

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011

022

024

025

031

041

042

043

044

045

061

062

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GENDER

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CANDIDATE NAME

AGG

DIV

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CRE

HIST

GEO

MATH

PHY

CHEM

BIO

G/SC

AGRI

COM

P/A

001

1

Solomon Chol Mayen

7.67

B-

B

C-

D+

A

D

B-

B-

D+

002

1

Philip Marial Jool

5.17

C-

C-

C-

D+

B-

D+

E

C-

D+

003

1

Majok Deng Daniel

4.83

C-

C+

D

D

E

D+

C-

C+

D

004

1

Samuel Ajok Adet

7.00

C+

B

C-

D+

B+

D-

C-

C+

C

005

1

Solomon Mamer Yool

4.17

D+

D

D

E

C+

E

D+

C

D-

006

1

Philip Ariik Ayuen

**

**

007

1

Mathiang Mach Malaak

5.50

C

B

C-

B

D-

D-

B-

C+

C

008

1

Deng Yar Ayiel

4.00

D+

C+

D

E

C-

E

E

C

D-

009

1

Elizabeth Diing Reech

1.67

D-

D-

E

E

D+

E

E

E

E

010

1

Khor Daniel Kuol

**

**

011

1

Daniel Panrach Kuol

3.50

D+

C-

E

D-

C-

E

C+

E

E

012

1

Malueth Mading Aguto

5.83

C

C+

C-

D+

C+

D-

D+

B-

D+

013

1

Aber Alier Malony

2.00

D-

D-

E

E

D+

E

E

D-

D-

014

1

Abraham Maker Chol

**

**

015

1

Abraham Dhieu Yong

**

**

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Sudan Says South’s Withdrawal From Heglig Won’t End Conflict

KAMPALA Uganda (Dow Jones)–The Sudanese government said Friday that the withdrawal of South Sudan’s troops from the disputed oil town of Heglig wouldn’t end the border conflict between the two countries……..

http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20120420-706917.html

Sudan and South Sudan both claim control of oil town, South Sudan announces withdrawal

By: Michael Onyiego, The Associated Press

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, center, waves from the back of a truck during a visit to North Kordofan, Sudan, Thursday, April 19, 2012. The Arab League said Thursday it would hold an emergency meeting over the increasing violence between Sudan and South Sudan. Sudan President Omar al-Bashir on Wednesday threatened to topple the South Sudan government after accusing the south of trying to take down his Khartoum-based government. Al-Bashir continued his hardline rhetoric on Thursday in an address to a “popular defense” brigade headed to the Heglig area. The ceremony was held in al-Obeid, in northern Kordofan. (AP Photo/Abd Raouf)

Sudan and South Sudan both claimed to be in control of a contested oil town near the countries’ ill-defined border on Friday after the south said it was withdrawing its troops to avert a return to war.

Last week, South Sudanese troops took over the border town of Heglig, which they call Panthou, sending Sudanese troops fleeing and sparking condemnation from the U.N., America and Britain. This time, Sudan sent South Sudanese in headlong flight, Sudanese officials said.

Facing international condemnation, the spokesman for South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir announced Friday that the south would withdraw its forces within three days but still believes that the town of Heglig is a part of South Sudan. Kiir said he expects its final status to be determined by international arbitration.

The announcement from Kiir was followed by a statement from Sudanese Minister for National Defence Abdel-Rahim Hussein that his country’s forces had defeated South Sudan’s forces in Heglig and driven them out of the city.

“Your victorious Armed Forces have managed to liberate Heglig city by force from the remnants of the South Sudan army and its mercenaries,” he said in a statement carried by Sudan official news agency. “Your armed forces have entered at 2:20 p.m. and held Friday prayers inside the city.”

Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali Osman, Sudan’s ambassador to the U.N., also told reporters that Sudanese forces “chased out the aggressors from Heglig.”

But late Friday, South Sudan’s U.N. envoy told reporters at U.N. headquarters in New York that “the forces of the Republic of South Sudan are still in Heglig, in full control of Heglig as we speak.”

Ambassador Agnes Oswaha said “journalists and observers and international monitors are highly welcome to Panthou to get a proof of who is there.”

“If my forces were not there, why would I give a three-day … schedule for withdrawal? I would have said I have withdrawn,” she said.

Oswaha said the withdrawal “is a sign of our commitment to peace and to dialogue and to continue with the negotiations,” adding that Kiir is ready to hold the summit that was cancelled by Sudan’s President Omar Al-Bashir.

The two countries were on the brink of all-out war this week.

Al-Bashir on Wednesday threatened to topple the South Sudan government after accusing the south of trying to take down his Khartoum-based government. Al-Bashir continued his hardline rhetoric on Thursday in an address to a “popular defence” brigade headed to the Heglig area.

South Sudan broke away from Sudan last year after an independence vote, the culmination of a 2005 peace treaty that ended decades of war that killed more than 2 million people. Despite the treaty, violence between the two countries has been on the rise, in part because the sides never agreed on the where the border lies, nor how to share oil revenues from the border region.

The U.S. welcomed the decision by South Sudan to withdraw its forces.

“In parallel, we’re also calling on the government of Sudan, as we have regularly, to halt their own cross-border attacks, particularly the provocative aerial bombardments, so that we can get back to a place where these two sides are working together,” U.S. State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland told reporters in Washington.

Military aircraft from Sudan have been bombing the border area and into territory that is clearly South Sudan’s.

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon took note of South Sudan’s withdrawal announcement and urged the governments of the south and north to resume negotiations immediately under the auspices of the African Union’s high-level panel, U.N. deputy spokesman Eduardo del Buey said.

In Thursday’s ceremony in Khartoum, some 2,300 fighters from the volunteer Popular Defence Brigades, known as “mujahedeen,” or “holy warriors” pledged their loyalty to al-Bashir before being sent to fight the South Sudanese, according to the state news agency SUNA. It was not clear if they participated in any fighting at Heglig.

Osman, Sudan’s U.N. ambassador, said Sudan wants peace, will not cross the border into South Sudan and is ready to negotiate with its southern neighbour provided that the government in Juba “comes to its senses.”

The increased hostilities had world leaders concerned about a return to war. The Arab League on Thursday announced an emergency session next week to discuss the crisis, while U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged the sides to negotiate.

Ban on Thursday called on South Sudan to immediately withdraw from Heglig area, saying the invasion was “an infringement on the sovereignty of Sudan and a clearly illegal act.” He called on the government of Sudan to immediately stop shelling and bombing South Sudanese territory and withdraw its forces from disputed territories, including Abyei.

South Sudan’s announcement on Friday comes only days after a visit to South Sudan’s capital by Princeton Lyman, the U.S. special envoy to Sudan and South Sudan. Lyman told Kiir and other southern leaders there was a “unanimous” negative international reaction to South Sudan’s push into Heglig and said the world community was discussing imposing sanctions in response to the military manoeuvr. Last year, troops from Sudan moved into Abyei and forced southern troops out of it. The south though, still believes Abyei is its territory. Benjamin, the spokesman for the south’s government, said that the withdrawal from Heglig is similar: South Sudan believes it owns the land but is still withdrawing to de-escalate tensions.

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Edith M. Lederer at the United Nations and Matthew Lee contributed to this report from Washington.

http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/world/south-sudan-to-pull-out-of-border-oil-town-president-says-easing-military-crisis-with-sudan-148235325.html

Sudan declares “liberation” of Heglig as Juba announces SPLA pullout

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April 20, 2012 (JUBA-KHARTOUM) – Sudan announced on Friday that its armed forces had defeated South Sudan’s army and regained full control of the oil-producing region of Heglig, shortly after Juba announced an immediate withdrawal of its army.

Sudan Defense Minister Abdel Raheem Muhammad Hussein (REUTERS)

South Sudan’s information and media minister, Barnaba Marial Benjamin, on Friday told reporters in Juba that the country’s president, Salva Kiir Mayardit, had ordered the immediate withdrawal of the Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) from Heglig.

“The Republic of South Sudan announces that SPLA troops have been ordered to withdraw from Panthou (Heglig),” Benjamin said.

“An orderly withdrawal will commence immediately, and shall be completed within three days,” he added.

Shortly after South Sudan’s announcement, Sudan’s defense minister Abdel Rahim, Mohamed Hussien appeared on state television to declare the liberation of Heglig.

Hussein said that Sudan’s army (SAF) liberated the area after defeating SPLA forces.

Heglig was occupied by the SPLA last week, leading to the worst standoff between Sudan and South Sudan since the latter seceded last year.

The outbreak of military confrontations followed months of failed negotiations between Khartoum and Juba over border demarcation, citizenship and oil exports.

(ST)

http://www.sudantribune.com/BREAKING-NEWS-Sudan-declares,42329

Uganda says would back South Sudan against Sudan if Khartoum Invade South Sudan

Uganda warns Sudan over attacking Juba

A soldier of the South Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) waits among acacia trees at the frontline north of Heglig, days before the town fell to SPLA forces. Uganda’s army chief Gen. Aronda Nyakairima has said Kampala will intervene if the conflict between north and south Sudan escalates into a full-scale war.

By Risdel Kasasira Posted  Friday, April 20  2012

IN SUMMARY: We shall intervene. Army chief Gen. Aronda says reports that LRA rebels have made contact with Khartoum, coupled with lessons from the past, will push Kampala to pull the trigger.

The Chief of Defence Forces, Gen. Aronda Nyakairima, has said Uganda will be forced to intervene if the fighting between South Sudan and Sudan escalates into a full-scale war.

Gen. Aronda said the UPDF also has intelligence information that Khartoum was “again making contacts” with the Lord’s Resistance Army rebels, whom he said have moved towards Bahr-el- Gazel.

“We will not sit by and do nothing. We will be involved having suffered a proxy war by Khartoum. Our people in northern Uganda suffered and intelligence information also indicates that the LRA, who have an estimated 200 guns, are again in contact with Khartoum,” he said.

Gen. Aronda was on Wednesday night presenting a paper on the role of African militaries in promoting peace and security in East Africa and the Horn of Africa to a meeting of military generals and other security experts from Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia in Kampala.

His comments appeared to confirm previously unverified reports that the militaries of some Great Lakes region countries have been mobilised in preparation for what could turn out to be Africa’s next war, this time pitting parts of Black Africa against a Khartoum-led Arab coalition.

There are security reports saying the LRA, who were previously hiding in the forests of Obo, Central African Republic, have moved to Northern CAR near the Sudan border, sparking fears that the Ugandan rebels could be about to be re-injected into a conflict which for decades had Uganda and the Islamic regime locked in mortal proxy combat.

Gen. Aronda told his colleagues from Kenya and Ethiopia to come up with a position on the fighting which has broken out between the two countries.

South Sudan is Uganda’s biggest export trading partner and if the fighting escalates to all-out warfare, the country is likely to lose billions of dollars and contend with another humanitarian crisis as refugees stream across the northern frontier.

The bilateral trade between Uganda and South Sudan is highly asymmetric with the volume of exports from Uganda being disproportionately larger than the volume of exports from Sudan to Uganda and largely informal.

There is also flourishing informal trading between communities across the borders.

Gen. Aronda called for an urgent meeting of the Inter-governmental Authority on Development (IGAD), which brings together eight eastern African countries to discuss the fighting that is taking place along the shared border around the oil town of Heglig, which South Sudanese troops captured last week.

The two-day security meeting organised by Advocates Coalition for Development and Environment (ACODE) and International Development Association (IDA) discussed fragility of the security situation in the Horn of Africa.

When asked whether Uganda would be involved militarily, the UPDF spokesperson, Col. Felix Kulayigye, said: “I don’t want to speculate but as a member of IGAD, we shall not sit and watch the Comprehensive Peace Agreement being reversed.”

In 2005, Khartoum signed onto the precursor to Southern Sudan’s independence, the CPA, with the then rebel Sudanese People’s Liberation Army, bringing to an end a conflict which had sucked in Uganda whose northern territories became a proxy fighting field between UPDF and the LRA.

Gen. Aronda’s comments coincide with threats by the Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir to topple the South Sudan government in Juba and “liberate” the south Sudanese.

But hours after Bashir’s threats, Juba announced they had captured another town near the border with the northern neighbour.

The army spokesman, Col. Philip Aguer, said their troops fought off a huge SAF invasion targeting Western Bahr-el-Ghazel State, eventually capturing a spot that SAF has long held in Rajab County in the state.
However, Juba said it was ready for talks with Sudan.

Information minister, Dr Barnaba Marial Benjamin said in statement that they want SAF to withdraw from Abyei, cessation of hostilities, deployment of UN troops as some of the conditions that would enable the southern troops to withdraw from Heglig.

Enemy state
The northern state’s parliament was quick to brand its southern neighbour an “enemy” on Tuesday and called for the swift recapture of the region.

The former deputy Kenyan chief of defence forces, Lt. Gen. John Koech, yesterday told Daily Monitor that the UN has to create a buffer zone to restrain the two countries from engaging in a bloody war.

President Museveni recently told European Union delegates during a meeting at State House in Entebbe that Arab chauvinism is the cause of animosity between the two countries and the marginalisation of people in Nuba, Darfur, Blue Nile and Kordofan states.

Background 
The frosty relationship between Uganda and Khartoum in the past years, was largely placed on accusations and counter-accusations between the two states. Whereas Uganda accused Khartoum of backing the Lord’s Resistance Army led by Joseph Kony that wreaked havoc in the north, Sudan on the other hand said Kampala was backing then rebel outfit SPLA, which was fighting for independence of the South. It was the initiation of the CPA, repulsion of LRA and ultimate independence of the South that provided some respite.

Additional reporting by Machel Amos in Juba.

rkasasira@ug.nationmedia.com

http://www.monitor.co.ug/News/National/-/688334/1390156/-/item/1/-/kum1vx/-/index.html

Uganda says would back South Sudan in any Sudan war

KAMPALA, April 20 (Reuters) – Uganda’s top military official said the country would back its newly-independent northern neighbour South Sudan if it went to war with Sudan, a newspaper quoted him as saying on Friday.

Escalating violence since South Sudan separated from the rest of Sudan last July under the terms of a 2005 peace deal has raised fears a war may break out between the two long-time foes.
Last week, South Sudan seized Heglig, a disputed oilfield, claiming it as its rightful territory and saying it would only withdraw if the United Nations deployed a neutral force there.
“We will not sit by and do nothing. We will be involved having suffered a proxy war by Khartoum,” the Daily Monitor quoted General Aronda Nyakairima, Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), as saying.
The Daily Monitor said Nyakairima made the remarks at a meeting of regional military chiefs in the capital Kampala on Wednesday night.
Felix Kulayigye, the Ugandan army spokesman, confirmed Nyakairima made the remarks reported in the Daily Monitor.
“Our people in northern Uganda suffered and intelligence information also indicates that the LRA, who have an estimated 200 guns, are again in contact with Khartoum,” Nyakairima said.
He was referring to Joseph Kony’s Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), a Ugandan rebel group notorious for their penchant for grisly violence including hacking limbs off victims and use of young boys and girls as fighters and sex slaves.
Uganda has accused the Khartoum government in the past of supporting the group, which now roams a remote jungle straddling Central African Republic, South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The LRA waged a war against the government in northern Uganda for nearly 20 years before it was ejected in 2005.
An African Union (AU) backed 5000-strong force has been launched to hunt down Kony, whose notoriety has gained worldwide attention after a video about him made by a U.S. charity was posted on YouTube and viewed by tens of millions of people.
On Thursday, Sudan’s President Omar Hassan al-Bashir vowed to teach South Sudan a “final lesson by force” after it occupied the disputed oil field.

http://www.sundaytimes.lk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=18352:uganda-says-would-back-south-sudan-in-any-sudan-war-&catid=81:news&Itemid=625

Uganda May Intervene If Sudan Invades South Sudan

— Uganda’s army chief raises prospect of Sudanese conflict spreading

— Uganda accuses Sudan of backing LRA rebel group

— Sudan “running out of patience” with Uganda over its support to rebels in South Kordofan

KAMPALA, Uganda — Uganda has threatened to intervene if Sudan invades South Sudan, the head of Uganda’s army said, as a conflict over an oil-rich border area threatens to escalate into a wider regional war.

Uganda was a strong ally of South Sudan throughout its 20-year battle for independence, and shares a border with the newly-independent nation. It has also long accused Sudan of backing the Lord’s Resistance Army, a renegade group led by Joseph Kony that staged a 20-year insurgency in northern Uganda before fleeing the region in 2005.

“We will be involved, having suffered a proxy war by Khartoum,” General Aronda Nyakairima said at a meeting of senior regional military officials in Kampala.

Aronda’s comments came after Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir threatened to invade the capital of South Sudan, Juba, and topple its government. Armies of the two countries are now engaged on at least three fronts, including the disputed oil hub of Heglig, which was captured by South Sudan last week. Heavy casualties have been reported on both sides.

Aronda also urged Kenya and Ethiopia, both of which also share borders with South Sudan, to state their position on the fighting there.

There was no immediate reaction from Sudan.

Last month, a Sudanese presidential advisor warned that Sudan was “running out of patience” with Uganda over its support for Rebels of Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North, who operate in Sudan’s border state of South Kordofan.

Uganda dismissed these accusations.

Military analysts say that the involvement of Uganda could tilt the war in South Sudan’s favor, because Uganda has a robust air force. Last year, Uganda acquired eight Russian Sukhoi Su-30 fighter jets which it could deploy to pop up South Sudan, according to Ugandan intelligence.

“With an air force, South Sudan will be adequately equipped to deal with Sudan’s aggression,” said a Joram Ruranga, a military analyst in Kampala.

Analysts believe that the conflict will keep escalating as long as South Sudan holds on to Heglig.

“It is unclear who would win a full-scale war, as the balance of forces remains murky,” said Boston University Prof. Michael Woldemariam, whose studies focus on international security and African politics. “This uncertainty greatly increases the prospect of full-scale war, since both sides have reason to believe that they can succeed.”

-By Nicholas Bariyo, contributing to Dow Jones Newswires; 256-75 2624615; Nicholas.Bariyo@dowjones.com

http://www.nasdaq.com/article/uganda-may-intervene-if-sudan-invades-south-sudan-20120420-00023

Sudan vows to teach South Sudan ‘a final lesson’ Los Angeles Times South Sudan military vehicles drive on the road between Bentiu and Heglig this week. Last week South Sudan seized Heglig, the most important oil-producing area in neighboring Sudan, after which Sudan’s parliament declared South Sudan an enemy that must …

Sudan president vows to ‘punish’ neighboring South Sudan WPTZ The Champlain Valley The Sudanese president Thursday vowed to “never give up” a disputed oil-rich region that has escalated tensions with South Sudan and sparked fears of the two neighbors’ return to war. Clashes between the two nations soared in the past week after South …

Military Action Against LRA Rebels Risks New Wave of Retaliations Huffington Post (blog) Renewed military action against the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) risks triggering further devastation for local people in DR of Congo, Central African Republic and South Sudan unless more is done to protect civilians and prevent LRA’s retaliations.

AFRICOM Connects with South Sudanese Military Chaplains U.S. Africa Command (press release) By Brianne Warner Apr 20, 2012 — In the first Senior Leader Religious Engagement with the world’s newest nation, representatives from US Africa Command chaplaincy traveled to Juba to meet theirSouth Sudanese counterparts, March 27-30, 2012.

UN chief: South Sudan’s seizure of Heglig illegal China Daily UNITED NATIONS – UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said here on Thursday that the South Sudan’s seizure of an oil field in neighboring Sudan is “a clearly illegal act,” which he said is “an infringement on the sovereignty of Sudan,” and called on “both …

Unrest spreads in Sudan amid deadly standoff with South The Daily Star In Sudan’s western Darfur region, peacekeepers expressed concern that rebels were exploiting the Sudan-South Sudan border fighting, which is the most serious since the South’s independence last year and has sparked fears of all-out war.

South Sudan opposition party welcomes US initiative to contain border conflict Sudan Tribune April 19, 2012 (JUBA) – The United States’ envoy to Sudan and South Sudan said Thursday that the two countries still want to avoid “all-out war,” despite their rhetoric and ongoing fighting along their oil-rich and largely demarcated border.

UN chief urges 2 Sudans to step back from war Atlanta Journal Constitution By MICHAEL ONYIEGO AP JUBA, South Sudan — UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged Sudan and South Sudan on Thursday to step back from the brink of war and return to the negotiating table. Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir salutes during a visit to …

Uganda says would back South Sudan in any Sudan war Sunday Times.lk KAMPALA, April 20 (Reuters) – Uganda’s top military official said the country would back its newly-independent northern neighbour South Sudan if it went to war with Sudan, a newspaper quoted him as saying on Friday. Escalating violence since South …

South Sudan Announces Heglig Withdrawal Voice of America April 20, 2012 South Sudan Announces Heglig Withdrawal Hannah McNeish | Juba South Sudanhas said it will withdraw troops from an oil-rich area it seized last week that is also claimed by Sudan, easing tensions with its former civil war foe and fears …

South Sudan withdraws from oil area, easing border crisis WAMC By Ulf Laessing and Alexander Dziadosz JUBA/KHARTOUM (Reuters) – South Sudan said on Friday it would withdraw its troops from the disputed Heglig oil region more than a week after seizing it from Sudan, pulling the countries back from the brink of war.

Sudan says it chased out South Sudan’s army WRGB UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Sudan’s UN envoy is denying South Sudan’s announcement of a withdrawal from the oil-rich town of Heglig, saying the Sudanese army routed the South’s troops. Ambassador Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali Osman told reporters Friday that “our …

CAR blames Sudan rebels for cross-border ambush Reuters Sudan and the newly created South Sudan are also on the brink of war in a dispute largely over control of oil reserves on the ill-defined frontier. An army officer evacuated to the capital Bangui after being shot in the leg told Reuters the garrison …

South Sudan President to Withdraw Troops From a Contested Border Oil Town … ABC News South Sudan president to withdraw troops from a contested border oil town, easing Sudan crisis.

Uganda May Intervene If Sudan Invades South Sudan NASDAQ KAMPALA, Uganda — Uganda will be forced to intervene if Sudan invades South Sudan in an escalating fight over an oil- rich border region, the head of Uganda’s army said. “We will be involved, having suffered a proxy war by Khartoum,” General Aronda …

Diplomatic Action Needed To Address Sudan Conflict: U.S. Envoy RTT News Fierce border clashes between Sudan and South Sudan erupted late last month, when the South crossed the porous border with the North and occupied a crucial oil producing region called Heglig. The US, the UN and other international organizations have …

Succumbing to International Pressure, South Sudan to Withdraw its Troops from the Disputed Oil Town of Heglig

South Sudan ‘to withdraw troops’ from Heglig oil field

Both Sudan and the South are reliant on their oil revenues, which account for 98% of South Sudan’s budget. But the two countries cannot agree how to divide the oil wealth of the former united state. Some 75% of the oil lies in the South but all the pipelines run north. It is feared that disputes over oil could lead the two neighbours to return to war.

South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir has ordered the withdrawal of his troops from the Heglig oil field across the border in Sudan.

South Sudanese forces captured the oil field last week, accusing Khartoum of using it as a base to launch attacks.

UN chief Ban Ki-moon has described the occupation as illegal and also called on Sudan to stop bombing the South.

Khartoum claimed later on Friday that Sudanese forces had retaken the main town in Heglig after “a fierce battle”.

“Sudan’s armed forces… entered Heglig today at 14:20 (11:20 GMT),” Sudanese Defence Minister Abdelrahim Mohammed Hussein announced on state TV.

South Sudan has so far made no public comments on Khartoum’s claim.

The escalating fighting and rhetoric between the two sides over the past week has led to fears of all-out war.

South Sudan seceded last July following a 2005 peace deal that ended a brutal two-decade civil war in which more than 1.5 million people died.

On Thursday, South Sudan issued a statement saying it was not interested in war with its northern neighbour and that it would only withdraw from Heglig if the UN deployed monitors there.

Main disputes between Sudans

• Transit fees the South should pay Sudan to use its oil pipelines
• Demarcating the border
• Both sides claim Abyei
• The rights of each other’s citizens now in a foreign country – there are estimated to be 500,000 southerners in Sudan and 80,000 Sudanese in the South
• Each accuses the other of supporting rebel groups on its territory

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir had earlier threatened to bring down the government in Juba following the loss of Heglig, which provided more than half of Sudan’s oil.

‘LRA intelligence’South Sudan’s withdrawal has been ordered to create the environment for talks with Khartoum, Reuters news agency reports.

“An orderly withdrawal will commence immediately and shall be completed within three days,” AFP news agency quotes a presidential statement as saying.

Mr Kiir said the South still believed that Heglig was a part of South Sudan and that its final status should be determined by international arbitration, Associated Press reported.

Heglig is internationally accepted to be part of Sudanese territory – although the precise border is yet to be demarcated.

In the latest of intense diplomatic efforts to prevent a wider conflict, US special envoy Princeton Lyman visited Khartoum on Thursday.

The regional body Igad, which mediated the 2005 peace deal, expressed “grave concern about the escalating conflict” and said it would “extend all possible assistance to maintain peace and stability”.

“We will be involved having suffered a proxy war by Khartoum” Gen Aronda NyakairimaUganda’s military chief

Uganda, a close ally of South Sudan, also indicated it might become involved if the fighting became a full-scale war.

“We will not sit by and do nothing,” Ugandan military chief Gen Aronda Nyakairima was quoted by Uganda’s private Daily Monitor newspaper as saying.

A Ugandan army spokesman told the BBC that diplomacy would be exhausted before any military action was ever considered.

During Sudan’s civil conflict, Uganda accused the Khartoum government of supporting the Lord’s Resistance Army, which was fighting in northern Uganda.

Uganda backed the South Sudanese rebels during the civil war and now has extensive economic interests in the newly independent country.

The LRA, led by Joseph Kony, who has been subject of a recent viral online campaign highlighting his activities, now roam the jungles of Central African Republic, South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

“We will be involved having suffered a proxy war by Khartoum,” Gen Nyakairima told the Daily Monitor.

“Our people in northern Uganda suffered and intelligence information also indicates that the LRA, who have an estimated 200 guns, are again in contact with Khartoum,” he said.

Both Sudan and the South are reliant on their oil revenues, which account for 98% of South Sudan’s budget. But the two countries cannot agree how to divide the oil wealth of the former united state. Some 75% of the oil lies in the South but all the pipelines run north. It is feared that disputes over oil could lead the two neighbours to return to war.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-17787142

South Sudan to pull out of oil town, easing crisis

Responding to international pressure, South Sudan announced on Friday it will withdraw its troops from the disputed oil town its forces took over last week.

JUBA, South Sudan (AP) — Responding to international pressure, South Sudan announced Friday it will withdraw its troops from the disputed oil town its forces took over last week, pulling back from offensive military action that pushed the south closer to all-out war with its northern neighbor, Sudan.

The announcement from President Salva Kiir said the south still believes that the town of Heglig is a part of South Sudan. Kiir said he expects its final status to be determined by international arbitration.

South Sudanese troops moved into and took over Heglig last week, sparking condemnation from the U.N., U.S.and Britain and the threat of sanctions.

The offensive sent Sudanese troops fleeing, and Sudan’s president greatly increased threatening war rhetoric toward the south in the last few days.

South Sudan broke away from Sudan last year after an independence vote, the culmination of a 2005 peace treaty that ended decades of war. Despite the treaty, violence between the two countries has been on the rise, in part because the sides never agreed on the where the border lies, nor how to share oil revenues from the border region.

In the presidential statement he read, South Sudan government spokesman Barnaba Marial Benjamin referred to Heglig by the name the south calls it — Panthou. Military spokesman Col. Philip Aguer said the withdrawal would be completed within three days.

“It doesn’t mean we are abandoning the area. If our territory is being occupied we will not wait for the international community,” Aguer said. The southern military, known as the SPLA, “will be there to react to any incursions and react of bombardment doesn’t stop.”

Military aircraft from Sudan have been bombing the border area and into territory that is clearly South Sudan’s.

The increased hostilities between two regions that fought decades’ worth of civil war has world leaders concerned about a return to war. The Arab League on Thursday announced an emergency session next week to discuss the crisis, while U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged the sides to step back from the brink of war and return to the negotiating table.

Ban on Thursday called on South Sudan to immediately withdraw from Heglig area, calling the invasion “an infringement on the sovereignty of Sudan and a clearly illegal act.” He called on the government of Sudan to immediately stop shelling and bombing South Sudanese territory and withdraw its forces from disputed territories including Abyei.

South Sudan’s announcement on Friday comes only days after a visit to South Sudan’s capital by Princeton Lyman, the U.S. special envoy to Sudan and South Sudan. Lyman underscored in a meeting with Kiir and other southern leaders what he called the “unanimous” international reaction to South Sudan’s push into Heglig.

Lyman said the world community was discussing imposing sanctions in response to the military maneuver. The meeting in Juba between Lyman and Kiir was attended by Britain’s representative to South Sudan, Alastair McPhail.

“We hope that the withdrawal will be orderly and both sides will refrain from further military action and return to the negotiating table and pursue territorial claims at the negotiation,” McPhail said.

Last year troops from Sudan moved into the disputed area of Abyei and forced southern troops out of it. The south though, still believes Abyei is its territory. Benjamin said that the withdrawal from Heglig is similar: South Sudan believes it owns the land but is still withdrawing, a move that de-escalates tensions.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/story/2012-04-20/sudan/54429698/1

South Sudan pledges to withdraw from disputed oil region

By the CNN Wire Staff

Fri April 20, 2012

Sudan, South Sudan’s bitter divisions

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

• South Sudan’s capture of an oil-rich region escalated fears of a return to war with Sudan
• Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir had vowed to “never give up” the disputed region
• Sudan claims Heglig’s oil fields, which account for about half of the nation’s oil production
• The international community feared the two neighbors were sliding toward another war

(CNN) — South Sudan plans to withdraw troops from a disputed oil region it seized last week in a move that escalated tensions and fears of a return to war with neighboring Sudan.

The withdrawal from Heglig will occur in three days, said Barnaba Marial Benjamin, a South Sudan government spokesman.

Sudan claims Heglig’s oil fields, which account for about half of the nation’s oil production, and Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir had vowed to “never give up” the disputed region.

“And we have said it before, whoever extends his hand toward Sudan, we will cut it off,” he said Thursday before South Sudan announced it would withdraw. “If they do not understand, we will make them get it by force.”

South Sudan’s seizure of the region led to intensified border clashes and threats between the two nations as the international community feared they were sliding toward another war.

“The last thing the people of these two countries need is another war — a war that could claim countless lives, destroy hope and ruin the prospects of peace and stability and prosperity of all Sudanese people,” U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said.

Both sides fought a civil war for two decades that led to about 2 million deaths.

South Sudan split from the government in the north in July, officially breaking Africa’s largest nation into two, the result of a referendum last year overwhelmingly approved by voters.

The referendum was part of a 2005 peace deal that ended the civil war that pit a government dominated by Arab Muslims in the north against black Christians and animists in the south.

Tensions run deep between the two nations, which have outstanding issues despite their divorce last year.

When they separated, South Sudan acquired three quarters of Sudan’s oil reserves. The two countries have been locked in negotiations about how much the landlocked South Sudan should pay to use a pipeline and processing facilities in the north.

Other outstanding issues remain since secession, including the status of citizens of both countries who find themselves living on either side of the world’s newest international border. The fate of disputed border areas are also a point of contention.

China, which has invested heavily Sudan’s oil industry, also argued for calm and respect for each other’s sovereignty.

Princeton Lyman, the U.S. special envoy for Sudan and South Sudan, visited both countries recently to meet government officials.

There is “an enormous amount of very emotional, very powerful rhetoric coming from here in Khartoum raising the stakes in many ways and that’s worrisome in and of itself,” Lyman said Thursday.

But he said that based on the discussions he’d had with both sides, it was clear they did not want to return to war.

As long-simmering tensions soar, rights group are warning of deteriorating humanitarian conditions.

“The deteriorating situation right now is making the overall humanitarian issues very challenging,” said Alex Neve, secretary-general of Amnesty International Canada.

Neve, who is in the South Sudan capital of Juba, said supply lines at refugee camps have been cut off and failure to get key supplies before the rains will lead to a humanitarian crisis.

http://www.cnn.com/2012/04/20/world/africa/sudans-disputed-region/index.html

South Sudan Announces Heglig Withdrawal

Hannah McNeish | Juba

Photo: AP

U.N. peacekeeper patrols disputed Abyei region along border dividing the Sudans, March 11, 2011 (file photo).

South Sudan has said it will withdraw troops from an oil-rich area it seized last week that is also claimed by Sudan, easing tensions with its former civil war foe and fears of a return to all-out war.

Reading a statement from South Sudan President Salva Kiir, government spokesman Barnaba Marial Benjamin announced the pullout of South Sudan‘s army — the SPLA — from the Heglig area on Friday.

Called Panthou by South Sudan, the Heglig oil field produces half of Sudan’s oil, and the international community has repeatedly called for South Sudan to withdraw as war rhetoric from Sudan has mounted.

“In conformity with the U.N. Security Council presidential statement, and in response to appeals by world leaders and to create an environment for the resumption of dialogue with Sudan, the Republic of South Sudan announces that SPLA troops have been ordered to withdraw from Panthou-Heglig,” said Benjamin. “An orderly withdrawal will commence immediately and shall be completed within three days.”But Benjamin said that South Sudan’s pullout did not mean it had given up its claims to Heglig or other contested areas along the oil-rich border that has yet to be defined following southern independence in July.

He said that South Sudan expected the status of these areas to be determined by international arbitration and for Sudan to cease hostilities.

“In addition, the Republic of South Sudan calls on Sudan to immediately desist from air bombardments and ground incursions into the territory of the Republic of South Sudan,” Benjamin said.

Benjamin also called on the international community to play a bigger role in resolving the outstanding issues between the two nations.  The issues include how to share vast oil revenues on which both sides are heavily reliant, and divide oil-rich territory along the border.

African Union-led talks over the last nine months collapsed when border fighting started on April 1.  South Sudan has said it is willing to return to negotiations if the international community gives the talks more support.

The South has said it would react if Sudan carried out threats from President Omar al-Bashir to advance and crush the southern government like an “insect.”

But while the South said that its withdrawal from Heglig was not a defeat, Sudan claimed Heglig as a military victory — a sign that the two sides are still closer to war than peace.

http://www.voanews.com/english/news/South-Sudan-Announces-Heglig-Withdrawal-148249695.html

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Republic of South Sudan, Finance Minister Minister Kosti Highlights the new nation’s Economy and Politics

Who: The Republic of South SudanMinister Kosti Manibe
What: Address the media, private sector, US Public and NGO Community When: Friday April 20th, 2012 12:00- 1:00PM
Where: The National Press Club 529 14th Street, NW Washington, DC 20045 Why: South Sudan has become the newest member of

The International Monetary and the World Bank Group. Minister Kosti will brief on these developments and what it means for South Sudan as well as the current political situation.
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Did the 2008-Ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague (that Redraw the Official Borders of Abyei) Gave Heglig to North Sudan?

A 2008 ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA), seated in the Hague, placed Heglig outside the boundaries of the hotly-contested region of Abyei. But the ruling does not necessarily mean that Heglig is part of Sudan’s border state of South Kordofan, South Sudan information and media minister, Barnaba Marial Benjamin argued on Thursday, accusing Khartoum of misinterpreting the PCA’s verdict. “The government of Sudan has intentionally misinterpreted the ruling to mean that Panthou [Heglig] is not part of South Sudan. The court did not rule on the border between north and South Sudan. It ruled only on the boundaries of the Abyei Area. It has nothing to do with the North-South border demarcation”, he told reporters in the South Sudanese capital, Juba.

Court Redraws Disputed Area in Sudan

Tim McKulka/United Nations Mission in Sudan, via Associated Press

People in Abyei, a disputed area in Sudan, celebrated a ruling by a court in The Hague on Wednesday to redraw the borders.

By SHARON OTTERMAN

Published: July 22, 2009

An international tribunal redefined the borders of a disputed oil-rich region between north and south Sudan on Wednesday. The ruling seeks to defuse a thorny issue in the 2005 peace agreement ending one of Africa’s longest civil wars by splitting the contested zone between the two sides.

In its ruling, the tribunal, seated at the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague, overruled a decision by an international commission that Sudan’s government rejected four years ago.

The new ruling includes important concessions for both sides, giving the government in the north control of the region’s richest oil fields, but consolidating control of the remaining region under the Ngok Dinka, an ethnic group loyal to southern Sudan and likely to vote to join it in a coming referendum.

Both sides in the conflict — President Omar Hassan al-Bashir’s government in the north, and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement, which controls the semiautonomous south — said Wednesday that they would accept the ruling, which was hailed by representatives of the United States, the European Union and the United Nations.

“Both parties have agreed that this question is now settled,” the United Nations special representative in Sudan, Ashraf Qazi, said Wednesday in a statement from the contested region, known as Abyei.

The ruling removes a major roadblock to a 2011 referendum on self-determination for the south, the final stage of a six-year peace agreement that stopped the war between the north and the south in 2005, after more than two decades of fighting.

Redrawing the borders of the region, the ruling gives the north uncontested rights to rich oil deposits like the Heglig oil field, which had previously been placed within Abyei.

But the decision leaves at least one oil field in Abyei and gives a symbolic victory to the Ngok Dinka, affirming their claims to the heartland of the fertile region.

“Who controls Abyei has taken on a symbolic importance beyond the traditional tensions over oil,” said Colin Thomas-Jensen, an analyst on Sudan with the Enough Project, a group that aims to stop genocide. “If the two sides can’t make Abyei work, the risk rises that the north and south will go back to war.”

The largely Muslim Arab north and the largely Christian and animist south have fought two civil wars since Sudan’s independence in 1956, the most recent lasting more than 20 years. An estimated two million people were killed and some four million displaced in the two decades before the 2005 treaty.

Abyei became a microcosm of the larger issues dividing the north and the south. Two sets of ethnic groups — the Muslim Arab Misseriya loyal to the government, and the largely animist and Christian Ngok Dinka — live in the area. It is rich in oil and sits on the border between the north and the south, an area with many other places that remain under contention and were not settled by Wednesday’s ruling.

Recent disputes over the region led to a May 2008 battle in which most of the town of Abyei was burned to the ground and 50,000 residents were forced to flee. After that flare-up, the north and the south agreed to bring the question of Abyei’s borders to the arbitration panel in The Hague.

By tightening the borders of Abyei and effectively placing many of its Misseriya Arab residents in northern territory, the ruling makes it far more likely that the region will vote to join southern Sudan in a 2011 referendum on its final status, experts said. In a separate referendum, the south will vote on whether to secede from Sudan.

Experts warned that serious issues remained in enforcing Wednesday’s decision. For now, the border remains a straight line on a map, and the hard work of cutting across grazing lands and other holdings must begin.

“In principle, the ruling makes both sides relatively happy, but we don’t know what will happen with the implementation,” said Fabienne Hara, a vice president at theInternational Crisis Group.

Until the 2011 referendum on self-determination, Abyei will formally remain a part of northern Sudan, presenting security concerns for ethnic groups loyal to the south. Renewed violence is a possibility. “The U.N. has to step up and demonstrate that they can keep the peace,” said Mr. Thomas-Jensen, the analyst on Sudan.

The United States and the European Union issued a joint statement urging both sides to follow the ruling immediately: “Both parties must use their authority and influence to ensure that the court’s decision is respected and peacefully implemented.”

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/23/world/africa/23sudan.html?_r=1&src=tp

Juba disputes Sudan’s ownership of Heglig, slams Bashir’s threats

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April 19, 2012 (JUBA) – South Sudan sought on Thursday to justify its occupation of Heglig, accusing Khartoum of misrepresenting an international arbitration ruling that placed the oil-producing area outside of Abyei contested region.

FILE – South Sudan’s oil minister Stephen Dhieu (L) and Minister of Media Benjamin Marial (R) (Gurtong)

Sudan and South Sudan are fighting a war around Heglig which was occupied by the southern army (SPLA) last week. The fighting has spilled over to other areas in the poorly defined borders between the recently-separated countries.

The standoff over Heglig, which contains oilfields producing almost half of Sudan’s daily output of 115,000 barrels, resulted from the failure of both sides to agree a number of issues including border demarcation, citizenship and oil exports.

A 2008 ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA), seated in the Hague, placed Heglig outside the boundaries of the hotly-contested region of Abyei.

But the ruling does not necessarily mean that Heglig is part of Sudan’s border state of South Kordofan, South Sudan information and media minister, Barnaba Marial Benjamin argued on Thursday, accusing Khartoum of misinterpreting the PCA’s verdict.

“The government of Sudan has intentionally misinterpreted the ruling to mean that Panthou [Heglig] is not part of South Sudan. The court did not rule on the border between north and South Sudan. It ruled only on the boundaries of the Abyei Area. It has nothing to do with the North-South border demarcation”, he told reporters in the South Sudanese capital, Juba.

Marial claimed that the Khartoum made a failed attempt to annex Panthou to South Kordofan back when oil was discovered in the area in 1970’s, during the reign of former Sudanese president Jaffar Nimiryi, but later succeeded to do so in 2004.

“It is a known fact with documentary evidence that the same claim was made in 2004 when [Sudan’s current presidential assistant] Nafie Ali Nafie sent a council of ministers resolution number 25 dated June 14, 2004, to Joseph Monytuil who was a governor of Unity State at the time informing of the council’s decision transferring Heglig to western Kordofan. We have this document with us today”, Marial told journalists as he displayed the document written in Arabic.

According to Marial, Khartoum’s intention was “to tell the world that the oil was actually found within the northern territories but turned out later to be in the south”.

The South Sudanese official condemned attempt to show his country in the bad light of being the aggressor, stressing that the SPLA was only reacting to attacks by the Sudanese army on Unity State.

Marial maintained Juba’s position that that the SPLA has not left South Sudanese territory as Heglig is one of the many demarcated areas of the 1,800 km border.

The minister claimed that Sudan’s long reluctance to demarcate the border explains the source of the ongoing tension and that international community should intervene to demarcate the border between the two sides.

He further dismissed war rhetoric of Sudan’s president Al-Bashir who threatened on Wednesday to invade South Sudan to free its people from the ruling Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) in Juba.

“We are not surprised. This is not the first time we are hearing such remarks coming out from the Sudanese regime. They have called us all names including being infidels before” he said.

Marial likened Al-Bashir’s statements to those of the late Libyan leader Muammar Al-Gaddafi who called Libyan citizens “rats” when they rebelled against him.

However, the minister Marial stressed that his country is “not at war” with Sudan and that they are still considering it as “friendly nation”.

http://www.sudantribune.com/Juba-disputes-Sudan-s-ownership-of,42320

Arab League Calls Emergency Meeting on Sudan Violence as Bashir Threaten War on South Sudan

JUBA, South Sudan (AP) – The Arab League said Thursday it would hold an emergency meeting over the increasing violence between Sudan and South Sudan. The south reported new skirmishes even as Sudan’s president increased his threats of war toward the south.

Sudan President Omar al-Bashir said the recent violence has “revived the spirit of jihad” in Sudan. South Sudan said it had repulsed four attacks from Sudan over a 24-hour period as fighting on the border showed no signs of slowing.

Acting on a request by Sudan, the Arab League scheduled an emergency meeting of foreign ministers in Cairo next week to discuss the violence, Deputy Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed bin Helli said. The league earlier called on South Sudan to withdraw from the oil-rich Heglig area that southern troops invaded and took over last week.

Despite the threats from Sudan, a southern government spokesman said South Sudan was only defending its territory and considers Sudan a “friendly nation.”

South Sudan military spokesman Col. Philip Aguer said three of the attacks were on Wednesday and one was on Thursday. He did not give a death toll.

South Sudan broke away from Sudan last year after a self-determination vote for independence. That vote was guaranteed in a mediated end to decades of civil war between the two sides. But the sides never fully agreed where their shared border lay, nor did they reach agreement on how to share oil wealth that is pumped from the border region.

Instead, the two countries have seen a sharp increase in violence in recent weeks, especially around the oil-producing town of Heglig. Both sides claim Heglig as their own. It lies in a region where the border was never clearly defined.

Aguer said southern troops repulsed one attack by Sudanese troops near Heglig on Wednesday and two attacks in Northern Bahr el Ghazal state. One was repulsed in Western Bahr el Ghazal state early Thursday, he said.

Sudan President Omar al-Bashir on Wednesday threatened to topple the South Sudan government after accusing the south of trying to take down his Khartoum-based government.

Al-Bashir continued his hardline rhetoric on Thursday in an address to a “popular defense” brigade headed to the Heglig area. The ceremony was held in al-Obeid, in northern Kordofan.

“Sudan will cut off the hand that harms it,” said al-Bashir, a career army officer who fought against the southern army, the Sudan People’s Liberation Army, during the 1983-2005 civil war. Al-Bashir seized power in a 1989 military coup.

The capture of Heglig by the South Sudanese “has revived the spirit of jihad and martyrdom among the Sudanese people,” he told the brigade’s 2,300 men, according to the official Sudan News Agency.

In Khartoum, the pro-government Sudanese Media Center said late Wednesday that fighting broke out between the two nations in the Al-Meram area in South Kordofan, with northern troops driving away what it called “remaining elements” of the SPLA. It said northern troops chased away SPLA fighters who fled across the border into South Sudan.

It said the fighting left an unspecified number of dead and wounded among the SPLA forces but gave no precise figures.

South Sudan government spokesman Barnaba Marial Benjamin said South Sudan does not consider itself at war with Sudan, but he said the south is defending territory it believes it owns based on borders outlined in 1956 by British colonialists.

“Up to now we have not crossed even an inch into Sudan,” Benjamin said. He added: “The Republic of South Sudan considers the Republic of Sudan to be a neighbor and a friendly nation.”

Benjamin said that southern forces would withdraw from Heglig if the African Unionguarantees a cessation of hostilities, an agreement on border demarcation, and the withdrawal of Sudanese forces from the nearby border region of Abyei, with Ethiopian troops moving in as peacekeepers.

Benjamin said that al-Bashir is carrying out “genocide” against Sudanese people in the Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan. He said al-Bashir’s words Wednesday were a warning that he would like to do the same in South Sudan.

“Can they quote one war fought by the Republic of Sudan fought with any foreign country? They have always used their military artillery to kill the innocent people of Sudan as well as South Sudan,” Benjamin said.

The International Crisis Group said in a new analysis on Thursday that Sudan and South Sudan are “teetering on the brink of all-out war from which neither would benefit.” It said an immediate cease-fire is needed, then solutions to the unresolved post-referendum issues.

“Increasingly angry rhetoric, support for each other’s rebels, poor command and control, and brinkmanship, risk escalating limited and contained conflict into a full-scale confrontation,” the group said. “Diplomatic pressure to cease hostilities and return to negotiations must be exerted on both governments by the region and the United Nations Security Council, as well as such partners as the U.S., China and key Gulf states.”

The U.S. played a large role in brokering the 2005 peace accord between the two sides. China is a big player in the two countries’ oil industry.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/story/2012-04-19/sudan-violence/54417280/1

Sudan president Omar Hassan Al-Bashir threatens South with war over oil field

Published On Thu Apr 19 2012

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir waves to the crowd during a visit to the Northern Kordofan town of El-Obeid to address a rally of freshly-trained paramilitary troops. EBRAHIM HAMID/AFP/GETTY IMAGES

Khalid Abdelaziz and Ulf LaessingReuters

KHARTOUM/JUBA — Sudan’s President Omar Hassan al-Bashir all but declared war against his newly independent neighbour on Thursday, vowing to teach South Sudan a “final lesson by force” after it occupied a disputed oil field.

South Sudan accused Bashir of planning “genocide” and said it would fight to protect its people.

Mounting violence since Sudan split into two countries last year has raised the prospect of two sovereign African states waging war against each other openly for the first time since Ethiopia fought newly-independent Eritrea in 1998-2000.

Both are poor countries — South Sudan is one of the poorest in the world — and the dispute between them has already halted nearly all the oil production that underpins both economies.

Appearing in a medal-spangled military uniform at a large rally, Bashir danced side-to-side, waved his walking stick in the air and made blistering threats against the leadership of the South, which seceded last year after decades of civil war.

“These people don’t understand, and we will give them the final lesson by force,” the burly military ruler told the rally in El-Obeid, capital of the North Kordofan state. “We will not give them an inch of our country, and whoever extends his hand on Sudan, we will cut it off.”

China, a major investor in the oil industry in both countries, expressed “serious concern” about the increase of tensions and called on both sides to stop fighting, “maintain calm and exercise maximum restraint”.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said South Sudan’s seizure of the oil field was an “illegal act” and called on both countries to stop fighting.

South Sudan separated from the rest of Sudan with Bashir’s blessing last July under the terms of a 2005 peace deal. But since then violence has steadily escalated, fuelled by territorial disputes, ethnic animosity and quarrels over oil.

Last week, South Sudan seized Heglig, a disputed oilfield near the border between the two countries, claiming it as its rightful territory and saying it would only withdraw if the United Nations deployed a neutral force there.

Sudan’s armed forces spokesman Al-Sawarmi Khalid said by phone the army was now fighting “inside Heglig.”

South Sudan’s army (SPLA) said it had repulsed a large attack on Heglig on Wednesday evening, stopping Sudan’s forces about 28 kilometres from the territory.

“The SPLA maintained its position,” spokesman Philip Aguer said. He also accused Sudan of launching another attack in the border regions of South Sudan’s Western Bahr al-Ghazal state.

In a sign of the conflict widening, the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) — considered the most militarily potent of the rebel factions in Sudan’s western Darfur region — claimed it had launched an assault on the al-Kharsana oil region near Heglig.

“We are surrounding the Sudanese army in the main military base in al-Kharsana,” JEM spokesman Gibreel Adam Bilal said by phone. Heglig is hundreds of kilometres away from JEM’s bases in Darfur but the group has fought in the Kordofan region in the past.

The Sudanese army spokesman, Khalid, denied JEM’s statement, saying there was no fighting in the al-Kharsana area.

Limited access for independent journalists to Sudan’s remote conflict zones makes it difficult to confirm the often contradictory claims issued by all sides.

African states have often waged war on each other’s territory, but it is extremely rare for them to talk openly of fighting against government forces of sovereign neighbours.

Bashir’s address to the rally on Thursday followed a fiery speech to party supporters on Wednesday, when he vowed to “liberate” South Sudan from its ruling party, which he repeatedly referred to as “insects”, in a play on its Arabic name.

South Sudan’s Information Minister Barnaba Marial Benjamin responded on Thursday with outrage.

“Mr. President, we are no insects and if you are launching your genocide activities to the Republic of South Sudan to kill the people of South Sudan . . . we can assure you we will protect the lives of our citizens.”

However, he also said South Sudan was willing to resume talks immediately on all outstanding issues.

“The Republic of South Sudan is not in a state of war, nor is it interested in war with Sudan,” he said.

In both speeches, Bashir vowed to retake the Heglig oilfield, which he said was part of Sudan’s Kordofan region. But he also said that alone would not end the conflict.

“Heglig is not the end, but the beginning,” he said in Thursday’s speech.

Global powers have voiced alarm at the escalation of violence and urged the two to stop fighting and return to talks.

“China has worked hard to ameliorate the problems between the two Sudans, and we will continue to work with the international community at mediation efforts,” Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Weimin told a daily news briefing in Beijing.

Some 2 million people died in Sudan’s civil war, fought for all but a few years from 1955 to 2005 over disputes of ideology, ethnicity and religion.

The countries remain at odds over issues including the border, how much the landlocked South should pay to transport its oil through Sudan and the division of national debt.

Both countries accuse each other of waging proxy war through militia operating on each other’s territory.

Sudan’s military — with an air force, tanks and artillery — is far better equipped than the former guerrilla fighters who make up the South Sudan army. In addition to the civil war in the south, Sudan has also fought long-simmering rebellions in Darfur and its South Kordofan and Blue Nile border states.

Bashir is wanted by the International Criminal Court in the Hague for alleged war crimes in connection with the Darfur conflict, charges he rejects as political.

The south has tens of thousands of fighters under arms, with decades of experience in guerrilla conflict.

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