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Today, our guest on The PARTNERNOMICS® Show is Jim Lezzer, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at LivTech, a collection of best-in-class solutions dedicated to investing in and providing operational expertise to a growing portfolio of healthcare-oriented SaaS software and services companies. LivTech focuses on the needs of home health agencies, hospice and palliative providers, medical and physician groups, and assisted and senior living communities. With a collective experience of over 105 years, entrepreneur-led companies under the LivTech umbrella continue to grow and evolve with the ever-changing needs of the healthcare market.   Topics Covered:

After the visit Joe Biden paid to Angola last week, the author of a new book has spoken to FRANCE 24 about hope and optimism in Angola and South Sudan. In “Insurgent Nations: Rebel Rule in Angola and South Sudan”, Paula Cristina Roque looks at two of Africa's longest civil wars: one in Angola involving UNITA rebels in the 80's, and the other in Sudan involving SPLM rebels in the 90's. She spoke to us in Perspective about the ideologies driving the conflicts and the scars they left on Angolan and South Sudanese societies.

‎Raandit, Gɛ̈rɛ̈ŋ Deŋ Col, men ye cɔl Maikol Joch. Aaye ciɛl thɛɛr, ku ye jam ne radïo cök. Ajam köl SPLA wenne SPLM.

Gail and Marie talk about how they came to live in Paris. Gail asks Marie questions on how to go about finding a place to live, and what questions to ask, whether you are already in Paris or not. They also discuss the pros and cons of finding an apartment on your own or going through an agency, when it's safe to pay in advance for an apartment sight-unseen, scams they have encountered, and the dangers of signing a lease in English. Make sure you do your ‘homework' – “If it seems to be too good to be true, it is!” And always remember, “we LOVE paperwork in France!”SPLM: http://www.splm-france.fr/en/Join us on Patreon: patreon.com/parisundergroundradio.comFind Us OnlineWebsite: https:/parisundergroundradio.com/parisestateofmindFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/parisundergroundradioInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/parisundergroundradio/CreditsHost: Gail Boisclair. @PerfectlyParis; Website: PerfectlyParis, Facebook,  Instagram,  Twitter,  LinkedIn, and YouTube.Host: Marie Pistinier. Lokim on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, and Paris Be A Part Of It on Facebook, and Instagram.  Producer: Jennifer Geraghty. @jennyphoria; Website: http://jennyphoria.comMusic CreditsMusic: Jazz In Paris - Media Right Productions
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As South Sudan marks its 10th anniversary of independence, some  South Sudanese say they are still waiting for promises made by the SPLM to be fulfilled; the South Sudan Council of Churches says little has been achieved in the ten years of the country's independence; and health authorities in Uganda are challenged by a third wave of coronavirus infections.

In this week's episode, Mark Brigman chats with Orest Furhala, Head of Partnerships @N-iX. Technology partnerships have boomed over the past decade and N-iX is leading the way to Eastern Europe and other regions around the world. Mark and Orest discuss ecosystems, innovation, multi-lateral contracting, and other important topics. Orest shares some of his insights as he participated in one of PARTNERNOMICS' spring 15-week cohort programs and later earned his SPLM® certification. After listening to this week's episode, be sure to join our online community @ PARTNERNOMICS.com and connect with hundreds of Strategic Partnering professionals!

Jonglei State's Deputy Governor Antipas Nyok Kucha denied his involvement in the arrest of the 37 SPLM members in Jonglei State. Antipas Nyok is also accusing Bor Mayor Agoot Alier of leaving SPLM to take the position of Mayor from the South Sudan Opposition Alliance(SSOA).

SPLM in Jonglei State is rocked by crisis, and 37 people are detained and investigated for their role in the alleged petition against deputy Governor Antipas Nyok Kucha. It is reported that 37 people were arrested in Jonglei State, and all were accused of forgery and impersonation. Ateny Pech, who went to the police, told SBS Dinka that he only opened a defamation case against three people within the SPLMA, namely Mamer Ruk, Deng Ajak and Anyieth Makuei, for allegedly putting his names in a petition without his consent.

Former Commissioner of Bor County Mamer Ruk is among the 37 people arrested and accused of defamation in Jonglei State. Mamer and other former politicians told SBS Dinka that he and many others are victims of the political wrangling within the SPLM secretariat in Bor town. This exclusive interview was conducted while Mamer and his colleagues were at the police station in Bor.

Hon Mayiik Chom Juk is a former soldier in the Sudanese People Liberation Army and claimed to be the person who designed the original SPLM flag in 1985. Mayiik was the MP during the 32 states, said he sketched the first flag on the ground at the training centre in Ethiopia. Here is the exclusive interview on SBS Dinka this morning.

The South Sudan Aviation Authority is investigating a plane crash in Jonglei State that killed ten people, including two crew members; South Sudan's peace partners blame the SPLM ruling party for its failure to implement the revitalized peace agreement; and South Sudan's wildlife ministry says armed conflicts and inter-communal fighting have hindered authorities from gaining access to national game parks and reserves.

Thousands of Sudanese protesters call on the government to implement the promises that were made during the transitional period; spiritual leaders and the ruling SPLM party engage in a land dispute around a church compound in Juba; and Warrap Town residents say they live in fear due to insecurity in the area. 

Senior members defect the SPLM-IO to join the SPLM faction led by President Salva Kiir; Human Rights Watch calls for the release of South Sudanese detainees to ease overcrowded prisons during the coronavirus pandemic;  and a COVID-19 survivor recovering in the United States advises South Sudanese to take precautions against the disease.

(Audio in Dinka) South Sudanese are still waiting for the announcement of Cabinet, but there is a looming humanitarian crisis in Murle land as many civilians are displaced. The fighting between the Lou Nuer and Murle has forced civilians to escape for safety in Ethiopia and Bor. Fangak former Governor James Kok and Former Ambassador to Russia Telar Deng defected from SPLM IG to SPLM IO.

A long-time ruling SPLM party member resigned today. Wol Atak told President Salva Kiir he did not want to be associated with a party that brought conflict and suffering to the South Sudanese people. Activists call on President Kiir to commute the death sentence of a teenager who accidentally killed his cousin years ago.

Listen to the Sun. July 8, 2018 special edition of the Pan-African Journal: Worldwide Radio Broadcast hosted by Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire. The program features our regular PANW report with dispatches on the visit by Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed to the Eritrean capital of Asmara on a peace mission with his counterpart President Isaisis Afworki; the Sudanese government is taking actions to resume the oil trade between Khartoum and Juba; South Sudan leaders have until July 12 to implement a peace deal between the SPLM and the SPLM (I-O); the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) appears to be under control according to the World Health Organization (WHO); and the United States administration of President Donald Trump has taken additional measures aimed at undermining the Affordable Care Act. In the second hour we look at the passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act some 54 years later. Finally we re-examine the life, times, contributions and legacy of African archivist Arturo Schomburg. 

Listen to the Sun. May 20, 2018 special edition of the Pan-African Journal: Worldwide Radio Broadcast hosted by Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire. The program features our regular PANW report with dispatches on the Egyptian role in the foreign minister's meeting in Algeria to discuss the current security situation in Libya; Sudan President Omar Hassan al-Bashir has met with his Chadian counterpart Idriss Deby to work on the development of a free trade zone; South Sudan has put forward the terms for unity talks among the various SPLM factions; and international health organizations are continuing to monitor the new outbreak of Ebola Virus Disease in the Democratic Republic of Congo. In the second and third hours we present the next chapter in our monthlong commemoration of the 55th anniversary of the founding of the Organization of African Unity (OAU), the forerunner of the African Union (AU). We look back at the imperialist plot surrounding the political assassination of Congolese Pan-Africanist leader Patrice Lumumba. Finally we review the intervention of Malcolm X (El Hajj Malik Shabazz) and the-then newly formed Organization of Afro-American Unity (OAAU) in the Congo crisis during 1964.

Yasir Arman is leading Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N), a politico-military movement advocating for a just, democratic and secular Sudan. Arman joined SPLM in 1986 and has spent virtually his whole adult life fighting for a Sudan for all Sudanese irrespective of their ethnicity, race or religion. Some say it’s the most forgotten of all forgotten conflicts. Blue Nile and South Kordofan, the areas that were left out when South Sudan gained independence, are in their 6th year of civil war with the Sudanese regime in Khartoum. Every day, civilians are subjected to the government’s aerial bombardments, terrorizing the civilians and forcing hundreds of thousands to flee. The people are suffering severe hunger, and aid organizations are not allowed access by the Sudanese regime. The humanitarian situation in the areas of South Kordofan (Nuba Mountains), South Blue Nile and Darfur is as bad as in Syria, Iraq and South Sudan. Still, the conflict is often overseen by journalists, diplomats and the international community. The event was hosted by the Norwegian People's Aid- Norsk Folkehjelp, Støttegruppe for Sudan og Sør-Sudan (SFS), Fellesrådet for Afrika - Norwegian Council for Africa, the Oslo Center, and documentary film festival Human Rights Human Wrongs.

Two of South Sudan's warring factions have signed a peace agreement in the Ethiopian Capital Addis Ababa, hours before the expiry of a deadline for them to do so. Lead mediator Seyoum Mesfin says only the rebels and the SPLM, part of South Sudan's opposition signed the agreement. The government declined to sign, citing reservations to some of the clauses, but said it would sign in the next 15 days. South Sudan's civil war, which began in 2013, is estimated to have cost between 50-thousand and 100-thousand lives, including many civilians.

South Sudan's former Vice President Reich Machar has called for president Salva Kiir to resign in July when his term comes to an end. Machar has been in the bush since 2013 when violence erupted. Kiir had accused Machar of planning a coup - a charge Machar has denied. His call comes as the African Union heads of state summit decided on a new peace process that will include all of the continent's regional blocks. South Africa will also be part of the mediation efforts. Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa was already part of the mediation efforts within the ruling SPLM party. More than a million people have been displaced by the civil war. Deputy Political Editor Mahlatse Gallens spoke to Reich Machar and joins us in the studio...

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Did SPLM as a party failed the people of South Sudan? This exclusive interview on SBS Dinka is with Nhial William Deng Nhial. Nhial Deng Nhial is a senior member of the SPLM Political Bureau and the South Sudan Governments Chief negotiator on peace with the SPLM in Opposition in Addis Ababa. This interview was first published on 15 June 2014. - Në ye kölë ke ka cuk them buk dhil jam wuɔnë ran ŋɔ̈ɔ̈r akutë luɛlë dɔ̈ɔ̈r në biän akuma Nhial Deŋ Nhial man tɔ̈ në ye mɛn në Addis Ababa. Wuɔk ke jam wuɔnë yen në biän ëë lɔ tueŋë jam ku jɔl ya të benë akuma amtnom luɔi thin në kaamë kɔc thäär ku akuma. Në jamda yic wuɔnë Nhial Deŋ ë ka cë dhil bë them wël nyic kek bë kek bɛ̈ɛ̈r apiɛth kunë ke ye ka thɛ̈ny röth Pɛi nïïn thiɛ̈r ku dhïc pɛië thiɛ̈r ku rou wär loië tɔŋ rɔt thin.