UNICEF noted the contribution of Garang to the establishment in 1989 of "Operation Lifeline Sudan," a major international relief effort based on a then-groundbreaking humanitarian access agreement that enabled aid to reach war-affected civilians, particularly in southern Sudan.
Two methodological approaches for assessing landscape connectivity are applied within the Garang subcatchment of the upper Yellow River.
With his leadership Kiir brought deep religious fervor, likening, on the GoSS website, his realization of Garang's dream to "Biblical Joshua who took the mantle of leadership from Moses just as the Israelites were on the verge of entering Canaan and capably established the then fugitives in the Promised Land".
At the request of Nimeiry, Rowland tried to persuade Garang to assemble a mercenary army to protect the oil.
But then the careful machinations of Rowland, Qaddafi, Khashoggi, Machar, and Garang to play Khartoum and its oil were destroyed in one fell swoop.
Early military successes were followed by lengthy stalemates and crippling splits within the SPLA, often along tribal lines and exacerbated by the arrogant, authoritarian leadership of Garang and his Bor Dinka inner circle.
As the rehearsal here at the Bedouin Lodge progressed, Akuja de Garang, the organizer of the event, was less concerned with her regal beauties than with one of the men in her fashion show.
That the first word of Garang's death came from Bashir's office will only have hardened their suspicions - even though the incident happened in southern Sudan, on a flight back from a weekend meeting with the Ugandan president, Yoweri Museveni.
In addition to augmenting the military force of the SPLA, the cattle kept by the Dinka Titweng provided an important source of sustenance for SPLA fighters, and Titweng herds came to be colloquially known as "the bank of Garang" (Pendle 2015).
Nimeiry even asked Rowland to offer Garang the post of vice president if he would halt his war.
