Commentary

Editorial

When shall the country learn that bleeding and whining won’t solve a thing? As the fresh violent attacks rise in some parts of the country while some are healing and some have been peaceful for a while now, don’t we all admire those who are living in peace – day[Read More…]

Nation Talks

Insecurity increases despite 11years of independence By Kiden Stela Mandela It is impossible that our own leaders have ever spoken on the issues to do with improving security in the country just singing like a song of slams to bring total peace to the country while Governors, Ministers and all[Read More…]

Opinion

Sprawl is tandem, prowl is Inescapable!! (Part one) By James Ayiek Bath Acuoth E-mail; ayiekojames512@gmail.com The snake is a staff of the Witch doctor’s Son! Take it to the bank, Governments will always exploit the Citizens. The most rich and wealthy first class Citizens in South Sudan today are those who[Read More…]

Opinion

Borrowing has sadly become chronic and acceptable for us Give us more time to pay loans – is a term that should not be used by the government to keep on drowning the country in debts. If a new economics researcher was told that South Sudan is one of the[Read More…]

Opinion

The Resumption of Jonglei Canal Project: A Catastrophe for Current and Future Generations of South Sudan The Jonglei Canal Project was one of the main issues that triggered the Second Sudanese Civil war between North and South in 1983. The deal was reached by Khartoum and Cairo to dig a[Read More…]

Opinion

South Sudanese, Natives with Strange Freedom By ooyetyet Oyet Alfonse What can we understand about freedom? In South Sudan, I don’t know how people define freedom because many people do take law into their hands to intimidate others or those with no voice, you know what I mean here. Some[Read More…]