By Hon. Eng. Boutros Magaya Nbangano, MP- TNLA   “TNL Leadership is fully responsible for its failures, in-effectiveness and largely responsible for current economic crises” 1. Introduction This article seeks to address the genuine concerns expressed by citizens regarding the performance of Parliament, particularly in light of the ongoing economic[Read More…]

By Ustaz Mark Bang   Why are some people choosing to be ignorant? Perhaps they know the trouble that knowledge would cause. Perhaps they are new (to the environment or the company). Perhaps they want to avoid more questions (signs of intellect, yet not enough enthusiasm to be helpful). Perhaps[Read More…]

It takes a lot of courage to accept the reality of this life and everything that comes with it. This has to do with every routine, taking a boda from where you live and having to put up a rude face for the boda man never to charge you twice[Read More…]

By Ustaz Mark Bang People don’t take pride in what is become obvious to them they don’t know. Some care but many don’t some know more than themselves. Most learn what is needful to gain of knowledge that benefits a broadened understanding. I am proud when I know what I[Read More…]

I pledge to live in Unity with everyone. I know my unity didn’t work so well in 2024. I had some issues with others. I had also some issues with myself. I didn’t define how I could be united with others. In 2025, I am surely going to pursue my[Read More…]

By Ustaz Mark Bang   Each of us has a definition for “good” versus “bad” leadership. Some might argue that circumstances play a role in that definition. No matter where we set the measurement bar, there will be varying degrees of effectiveness for each leadership style in each different situation[Read More…]

This is going to be the end of my series and equally the end of my Facebook writing for this year as I plan to freeze my online activities next year for some personal reasons until next time and that means not writing weekly like I used to do. This[Read More…]

By Ustaz Mark Bang This lovely ancient proverb from Vietnam reminds us of something we all already know: the importance of feeling deep gratitude for the good people and the good fortune in our lives, no matter how large or small. We are living in uncertain and unsettling times. And[Read More…]

By Manas James Okony Greater Jonglei communities have had history of peaceful co-existence despite small scaled on and off raids throughout years of the Struggles that gave birth to South Sudan. Nonetheless, the spirit does not remain the same, as from 2005, following the signing of the comprehensive Peace Agreement[Read More…]

For the past few years, I have dedicated my life to writing articles that change the way you see yourself in this polarizing society. The world, with its pains, hurts and troubles is one of the easiest places where you can easily lose your mind. It could be through some[Read More…]

By John Mangar Reechdit   Last Friday afternoon, misinformation began circulating regarding the potential removal of Dr. Marial Dongrin Ater, the Minister of Finance and Planning. I am tired of the rampant rumours in Juba, often spread through social media or phone calls, concerning the removal and replacement of political[Read More…]

By Ustaz Mark Bang   Views of citizens are only considered in USA, Europe, and other developed nations of the world. During elections in either the USA or Europe, citizens table all their expectations before electing the competent president; once this is done, they keep monitoring him/her in any step[Read More…]

By Ellie Sworo As the holiday season approaches, the air fills with the spirit of Christmas. Streets are adorned with twinkling lights, homes are decorated with festive ornaments, and the sound of carols fills the air. However, amidst the hustle and bustle, it’s essential to reflect on what Christmas truly[Read More…]

By Ustaz Mark Bang When this man (me) has an empty pocket, he begins to use the modality of economics. For I know, maybe one, two, or three have no money; they hungered and felt disappointed for having used up the money wastefully. I personally feel hungry when I completely[Read More…]

By James Aniceto Batikayo It is encouraging to know of the intention of the government to organize at last a conference on the Federal System of Rule that has ever been demanded by people in South Sudan since the colonial era. The conference is scheduled for the end of this[Read More…]

In homes, we disagree. In offices, we disagree. In classrooms, we disagree. In our meetings, we disagree. In our conversations, disagreement is common. Even with yourself, you disagree. It seems normal to disagree. But is it normal for everyone? What do most people think about those who always disagree? They[Read More…]

Steal as much as you can now because stealing would be a capital crime during our regime and would be punishable by law. When you are assigned to head an oil corporation, such as Nilepet, demand for yourself as high percentage as your pen can sign. During our regime, Nilepet[Read More…]

I have been and continue to be amazed by nature and everything that has a life in it. From animals, insects and all the sea creatures. There seems to be a way we connect. It is through survival in our ecosystem. You can cry out if you can’t manage, nature[Read More…]

By Ustaz Mark Bang There is nothing citizens want in every country; all they need, want, and expect their leaders to do are a well-sustained economy, developed infrastructure, security, health facilities, and education. I know most of the people in the world fail to do these outlined things when they[Read More…]