Joe Derdzinski provides an observer’s account of Egypt’s 2014 constitutional referendum. His trip to Egypt was part of a mission funded by USAID and implemented by Democracy International, a DC-based international development firm.
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Southern Sudan’s government may be slow, occasionally chaotic, and generally lack transparency and capacity, but at least to those in Juba, it has been open and accessible, not yet a fortress far removed from the people. It would be unfortunate if a consequence of Lemi’s murder is a more closed and distant government, rigidly secluded and difficult to access.
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