OpEd

If you can apply

We are an international organization. We give quality services to humanity. We are based in all corners of the world. We solve financial problems, physical problems, social problems, mental problems and spiritual problems. Don’t hesitate to apply. We are looking for a time keeper. We are employing this person to[Read More…]

Nation Talks

South Sudan, already one of the most difficult countries for women, has in recent years seen some of the highest levels of sexual violence in the world.  Even before the civil war officially ended in September 2018, women and girls experienced high levels of gender-based violence (GBV) and had limited ways to address these crimes. Women and Girls face violence[Read More…]

EDITORIAL

Provision of safety and security by the government to communities that have surrendered their firearms and those forcefully disarmed must be a priority. Reports of continuous cattle raids, such as one on Sunday, at a cattle camp in Achongchok, Tonj North County of Warrap State, are heartbreaking. An act that[Read More…]

A timely step: South Sudan aligns with East Africa on cybersecurity

By Isaac Aguer   In a long-overdue but welcome development, South Sudan has officially joined the Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) under the East African Communications Organization (EACO). This marks a pivotal milestone for our nation’s cybersecurity efforts and positions us alongside regional neighbors working to create a safer digital environment.[Read More…]

You are the rarest masterpiece

Others focus on educating themselves. You focus on educating others. You want others to get the education you have. You would like to see South Sudan embracing the value of education. You want to liberate your people from illiteracy; not the simple illiteracy which means someone has not gone to[Read More…]

I will scratch it until it bleeds

The ideology for the total independence of Africa still seeks furtherance, but its search for furtherance is depolarizing since no one takes the responsibility. African cultures for inheritance are still intact, but I don’t know why this woman is called “ideology for complete independence” of Africa not inherited. Is it[Read More…]

Editorial

President Salva Kiir Mayardit’s directive to the Central Bank leadership to initiate reforms and deter “kickback” tendencies at the institution must not be taken lightly. Kickbacks could be the reason for the persistent obnoxious gap between hard currency exchange rates in Central Bank visa-vi that in the black market. A[Read More…]

Nation Talks

This country plagued by kickbacks, poses a danger to future generations. It is a practice existing in all government institutions from the highest level downward and has persisted since South Sudan became independent. The country is under pressure, particularly regarding employment opportunities, which are not easily accessible and often involve[Read More…]

Nation Talks

Disarmament should continue in sensitive conflict areas across South Sudan. This is meant to reduce intercommunal violence or wars that occur heavily and are a result of long periods of endurance, such as economic hardship. Intercommunal violence is facilitated by politicians who hold positions within the government and have the[Read More…]

The importance of public participation in combating plastic pollution

By Garang Garang Adim   The best way to combat the current plastic pollution situation is through collective efforts and equal participation from members of the public. Plastic pollution has become a pressing environmental challenge, especially in developing countries like South Sudan, where infrastructure and waste management systems are still[Read More…]