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Gordon Muortat Mayen Maborjok (1922–2008) was a
South Sudanese veteran politician and an
advocate for the
rights and
freedom of the
South Sudanese people...
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cohesiveness and
bickering within the movement.
Shortly after Gordon Muortat Mayen was
elected unanimously as
southern Sudan's new
president of the...
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movement in 1969 due to
internal political disputes. In the same year
Gordon Muortat Mayen was
elected unanimously as the new
leader of the south. Southern...
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National Flag of
Sudan used in
South Sudan (1970–2011) Flag of
Gordon Muortat Mayen's Nile
Provisional Government (NPG) and self-declared Nile Republic...
- at the same time. In 1970,
Garang was in one of the
batches of
Gordon Muortat Mayen's soldiers, the then
leader of the
Anyanya liberation movement, sent...
- that
Tafeng should overthrow Nile
Provisional Government President Gordon Muortat and, once
Tafeng was in charge,
appoint Steiner chief of
staff of Anyanya...
- (1929–2000) Ager Gum,
military leader and song
composer (1941–1996)
Gordon Muortat Mayen,
politician (1922–2008)
Manyang Mayom.
Human Right Journalist. In...
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southerners in his cabinet:
Ezbon Mondiri Gwanza,
Clement Mboro and
Gordon Muortat Mayen. The
Southern Front Party, also
called the
Southern Professional...
- Nile
Provisional Government (NPG),
later the Nile Republic, led by
Gordon Muortat Mayen A
horizontal tricolour of red, white, and green; with a shoebill...
- He
moved to Nairobi,
Kenya in 1969 out of fear for his safety.
Gordon Muortat Mayen was his
successor as the
leader of the Anyanya.
Following the signing...
