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Children Born of Taboo: The Legal, Social, and Cultural Implications of Incestuous Relationships in South Sudan

By Gama Hassan Oscas Introduction: The concept of incestuous relationships is considered taboo in many societies worldwide, including patriarchal communities like South Sudan. The birth of a child resulting from incestuous unions raises complex questions about the child’s belonging, identity, and the role of the perpetrator as a father. In[Read More…]

Watch Out!

By Peter Pal Chuol Did that capture your attention? Albeit yes! But wait, what are we watching out against? You will find out shortly, just read on. Let me start with a Bible verse and specifically Matthew 7:15 which states that, “Beware of false prophets, who come to you in[Read More…]

Is the current state of corruption, nepotism tribalism and bribery what our fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters fought for 21 years to liberate South Sudan?

By Ajak Diing Deng For 21 years. We, South Sudanese citizens fought to liberate our country from oppressive Arabic regime rule. Since gaining independence in 2011, the government of South Sudan has made strides in creating a more unstable nation by allowing individuals to embezzle public fund without questioning them.[Read More…]

The River Nile Transport: Repeatedly Boat Capsizing Incidents with No Attention from Authorities in Eastern African Region

By Ariik Kuol Ariik Mawien The few highlights of boats capsized and sank in South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda. The ignorance to accurately determine the exact capacity (load) a certain boat can carry was the main problem threatening the River Nile transport in Eastern African Region. For instance, A boat[Read More…]