OpEd

Nation Talks

The public needs funds to be allocated for payment in all government institutions. Civil servants working in the institutions are facing serious challenges that require urgent solutions. Otherwise, the Ministry of Finance risks becoming merely a title in the country, perceived as serving its own interests rather than those of[Read More…]

Nation Talks

As elections draw near, citizens are yearning for peace. They must be protected from all forms of atrocities, and instilling fear among the populace without tangible action makes little sense. Let’s start by addressing those who defect from the government to join the opposition; forming rebel groups is not a[Read More…]

Nation Talks

The Ministry of General Education and Instruction has initiated an assessment of teachers nationwide to enhance their performance. However, maintaining a well-qualified teaching workforce remains challenging due to the government’s inconsistent payment of civil servants over the years. Since gaining independence in 2011, South Sudan’s education system has undergone various[Read More…]

Nation Talks

Ebola is a life-threatening disease that can lead to death within moments, as it causes severe haemorrhaging throughout the body. In light of recent alerts from the National Ministry of Health regarding Ebola cases in neighboring Uganda, South Sudanese must take immediate precautions. Urgent measures must be implemented, including ensuring[Read More…]

Nation Talks

South Sudan faces a severe hunger crisis, exacerbated by the declining value of its currency against the US dollar. This economic instability raises concerns about the government’s development plans and its ability to establish peace and stability. The current situation makes transitioning from humanitarian aid to development, particularly in agriculture,[Read More…]