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No funds without reform: IMF denial highlights South Sudan’s accountability crisis.

By Kuir Mayen Kuir   April 29, 2025, News reaching Juba once again dimmed hopes for economic recovery. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has denied South Sudan access to additional loans, citing persistent corruption, misuse of previous funds, and general noncompliance with financial governance frameworks. This recent rejection marks another[Read More…]

Every dog has its day

It may look like you have conquered the world, but you have not. Even if you have conquered the world, you cannot conquer it forever. You conquer the world today, and someone else conquers it tomorrow. That is why it is advisable that when the world is under your conquest,[Read More…]

Legislation and Policy Advocacy for Animal Welfare in South Sudan

By Benjamin Ajuong Machiek   Animal welfare has increasingly become an essential part of community development, particularly in regions where livelihoods are closely tied to agriculture and livestock. In South Sudan, a country facing profound socio-economic challenges, the issues of animal rights and welfare are invariably linked to broader developmental[Read More…]

The Papal Conclave

By Gabriel Patrick Lagu   “Jorge Mario Bergoglio,” the Carmelengo shouted Pope Francis’ baptismal name the third time, then he announced to the world, “Sede Vacans” (“The throne is empty”). Meaning Pope Francis officially had been declared dead on the chilly morning after the Easter Sunday celebrations. Lots has taken[Read More…]

Hunger in South Sudan

By Benjamin Ajuong Machiek   South Sudan, the world’s youngest nation, is facing one of the worst hunger crises in its history. With millions of people struggling to find enough food each day, hunger has become a silent but deadly emergency threatening the lives of children, mothers, and entire communities[Read More…]

Cultivating Prosperity: How Investing in Agriculture Builds a Stronger, Stable Nation

By Garang Garang Adim South Sudan, our young and hopeful nation, stands at a crucial crossroads. We are blessed with vast lands, fertile soils, and abundant water resources, yet, despite these natural gifts, many of our people still face hunger, poverty, and instability. The key to changing this reality lies[Read More…]

Ending the Blame Game

By Theem Isaac Machar Akot “A poor workman quarrels with his tools,” goes an English saying. Being a politician in South Sudan has become too simple. You just join a party of your choice—make wrong decisions, cry a lot, and call America afterwards for interventions and assistance. It is called[Read More…]

Superstition on present fortune-telling and the essence of dark magic

By Gabriel Patrick Lagu Well, even the Big Bang creation theory and Darwin’s famous evolution hypothesis might be accepted since they’re not another superstition of fortune-telling. The real Africanism died; a present community of proto-Africanism centered on wealth and propaganda flourishes decently today in the once lion’s heart of Africa.[Read More…]