Executive Committee

STEVEN WONDU (Chairman of the Board of Directors)

A. Education

1. Bachelor of Commerce Makerere University, Uganda
2. Bachelor of Philosophy Nairobi University, Kenya
3. Master of Arts [Econ Dev. and Inter Trade] University of Reading, UK
4. Master of Accountancy George Washington University, USA
5. Certified Public Accountants of Kenya Level 6
6. Qualified CPA in the USA.

B. Experiences - During in SPLM

1. SPLM Representative to USA, Canada and UN
2. Previously member of SPLM National Executive Council as Auditor General
3. Previously editor on New Sudan Magazine
4. Previously Spokesman of SPLM
5. Delegate to the Abuja Peace Conferences 1992 - 1993
6. Delegate to IGAD Peace conferences 1995
7. Member of SPLM Convention Organizing Committee 1994

C. Experiences elsewhere

1. Chief Internal Auditor and Budget Director Ministry of Agriculture 1983-1985
2. Deputy Director for Accounts, Ministry of Finance 1986-1987
3. Lecturer: Accounting, Audit, Management, Economics: Mombasa Polytechnic, Kenya 1988-1989
4. Lecturer: Statistics, Economic, Auditing: Kenya College of Accountancy 1989-1992
5. Public Auditor: Several clients of Oyike and Co. CPA including the interests of former VP of Kenya Jaramogi Oginga Odinga

D. Publications

1. Battle for Peace in Sudan : American University Press 1999
2. IGAD: No Quick Fix for Sudan: New Sudan Magazine 1995
3. Many short Articles on Economics and Sudan.

E. Mission (Wondu writing)

All the information above is probably irrelevant with respect to the mission of SFC.

The key thing is that I have a vision, sharpened perhaps by the general experiences in the war era and my stint in the Department of Agriculture in the 1980s. My dream is to undermine the dependence syndrom that has been visited on our people during the conflict and turn them to proud prosperous independent families. I want to demonstrate that God has given us the gift of land, rain and health to create wealth. Savannah Organic produce is doing well 'preaching' the message by deeds. More and more farmers are emulating the example. But this positive response means that more resources are required.

We need to respond positively by assisting the farmers directly so that they do not become frustrated in being spectators at a handful of players. This could even create hostility towards the 'chosen few'. In the next phase of the SFC program, the following:

1. Procurement of hand tools and implements for wide distribution
2. Supply of seeds; grains, tubers, stems,
3. Provision of extension services (crop husbandry and pest management before and after harvest
4. Crop bulking (buying farmers' surplus) this requires working capital.
5. Transportation to markets. This is where my closed ISUZU trucks become absolutely necessary.

DR. SAMSON L. KWAJE

A. Education

1. B.Sc. Agriculture - Makerere University, Kampala - Uganda
2. M.Sc. Plant Pathology/Plant Breeding - Makerere University, Kampala- Uganda.
3. PhD West Virginia - West Virginia University - USA.

B. Experiences -

1. Held various positions in the Ministry of Agriculture and Finance, Southern Region between 1980 - 1986. (See attached summary of my CV).
2. PRESENTLY:

• The Commissioner for Information and Culture and Official Spokesman SPLM/SPLA and Member of the
• National Liberation Council (Parliament) of the New Sudan since 1994.

C. Mission

SFC will align itself and cooperate with local and international NGOs operating in the Sudan particularly in the field of Agricultural Production and Marketing of food crops.

Dr. Samson L. Kwaje as a Commissioner for Information, is a Member of the SPLM Commission for External Relations, Information and Humanitarian Affairs under which the SRRA - Now renamed Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (SRRC) falls. SFC will work on scientific principles for maximum production of crops that will supplement food deficit areas in South Sudan. Apart from Marketing excess products, SFC will donate free food to vulnerable groups in our areas of operation. All the Branches of SFC in the New Sudan are working closely with Diocesan Administration and Church groups in their areas.

REV. DR. CAL R. BOMBAY (Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors)  

Born - North Bay, Ontario, Dec. 8, 1937

A. Education: -

1. Public School - Centre Street Public School - Oshawa, Ontario (Now E A Lovell)
2. High School - Oshawa Collegiate and Vocational Institute
3. College - Eastern Pentecostal Bible College - Divinity
4. Ordained - 1961 - The Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
5. Moody Bible Institute -Journalism
6. Honourary Degrees: D. Litt. - London Institute of Applied Research (1975)
7. D. D. - Canada Christian College and University (1996)

B. Positions Held

1. Pastor - Wellington Pentecostal Church
2. Missionary/Teacher/Church planting - Kenya and Uganda
3. General Manager - Evangel Publish House - Kenya
4. Director - Christian Multilingual Programming - CCCI
5. Recently passed Positions:
   1. Vice President - Missions - Crossroads Christian Communications Inc. (CCCI)
   2. Director - Emergency Response and Development Fund
   3. Director - The Geoffrey R. Conway School of Broadcasting and Communications
   4. On Air Commentator - 100 Huntley Street - National Christian Television
   5. President - Christian Solidarity Worldwide ( Canada)
   6. Chairman of The Board - GlobalTalk
   7. Member - Task Force on Global Mission - Evangelical Fellowship of Canada
   8. Speakers Co-ordinator - MissionFest Toronto 2004
6. Currents Positions:
   1. Member - Evangelical Fellowship of Canada - Religious Liberty Commission
   2. Vice Chairman - Savannah Farmers Cooperative - New Sudan
   3. President - Cal Bombay Ministries Inc.

C. Books Written

1. "Let My People Go"
2. "A Man Worth Knowing"
3. "Slave, Brave and Free”* - A fiction for children - First in a Series of ten volumes and soon to be made into a movie.
   
   Schedulted to be published in 2008 - "Reflections"
   < info@calbombayministries.org>

D. Travel - Seventy-four countries, primarily in Christian Missions