Amb. Telar Ring Deng: My Letter of Resignation

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“Rumormongers will one day stop what they are spreading about my rebellion. I am still an Ambassador accredited to Russian Federation and if I want to rebel, there are two things a politician of my standing would do.(1) I will first submit my resignation as an Ambassador as stated above to HE the President of the Republic through Hon. Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Republic of South Sudan.(2) I will make a public statement stating reasons for my rebellion. Those rumour mongers should wait until that day of my rebellion, they are praying for comes. What our country is craving for today is not rebellion, but how we as leaders bring peace through a negotiated settlement. Thanks.” Ambassador Telar Ring Deng via WhatsApp messenger on 17 January 2018

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Letter of Resignation

Resignation letter of Telar Deng

2. Letter of Recall

Recall of Ambassador Telar Deng
Dear All,

This is for your publication.

Thanks,

Telar

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Telar Ring Takpiny Deng: My Letter of Resignation (PDF)

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telar1 — Telar Ring Deng, later South Sudan President Salva Kiir’s nominee to become the new justice minister, 21 June 2014

Related historical article: Leaked Memo: Backstabbings and Political Intrigues within the SPLM

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