The future is not always as bright as you think. Sometimes you may be living in the future without your knowledge. For students, it is passing with good grades and having a good job. Maybe starting a family, that is the future. Sometimes the future is living in the place[Read More…]
Politics
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It is difficult to bear with an artificial hunger
It has reached a dismaying point where people are living by autophagy or self-eating. In layman’s jargon, autophagy is an act of eating oneself. This is a pathologic term and because it fits the status quo, I beg to lend it for usage. Autophagy (self-eating) refers to the lysosomal digestion[Read More…]
The race for life even when it doesn’t work
I have been to some hospitals and been through moments of silence, of pain. I have seen families struggle with virtually nothing to save the life of their loved ones and most times, it ends with tears and pain. It is not about how much we try. It is how[Read More…]
Capt. James, a wounded hero, has this to say
Capt. James is handless. He was not born without hands, but he lost them during the liberation struggle for independence. This is not the only injury he had sustained. He had sustained multiple injuries. Before his arms were amputated, a PKM bullet had penetrated his abdomen, injuring his small intestine.[Read More…]
Subject: urgent action needed to address salary payment delays and their negative impacts By Noah Issa Philip Dear Minister Dr. Bak Barnaba Chol I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing to you as a concerned citizen of the Republic of South Sudan[Read More…]
Are we rich or poor? – the way I see it
By Joseph Ring Lang Historical overview From our sketchy documentation, the Arabs invaded our Continent in waves and droves when the Middle East became too small to accommodate them all and subsequently decided to conquer new places which happen to be Africa. They came as far as Sudan and[Read More…]
Even if death is on leave, some people can force it to resume work
God helps those who help themselves. I cannot push a plane and when the engine starts, I board it. Even if I’m a biological son of a sheep, which, according to traditional beliefs, says it does not run away because of what it has not seen, I cannot do that.[Read More…]
When I started writing in the newspaper, my salary was “keep up”
It does not need one to first consult a magician for him to be a writer. Writing is magic-free. It does not need one to be a son/daughter of a writer for him/her to become a writer. Writing is non-genetical. It does not need one to change an environment for[Read More…]
Women’s Economic Empowerment as a Catalyst for Preventing Gender-Based Violence in South Sudan
By Gama Hassan Oscas Gender-based violence (GBV) has long been a pervasive issue in South Sudan, affecting the lives of countless women and girls. The prevalence of GBV is intricately linked to social, cultural, and economic factors. In this legal opinion, we will delve into the crucial role of[Read More…]
It is what we leave behind that makes us who we are
Beyond the family circle, who else remembers a stillborn? Who remembers a neonate who died a week after delivery? Who remembers an infant who just died before completing a year? They can only be remembered by the family members and nothing significant is said about them apart from their beauty[Read More…]
One thing is unclear; the fight against corruption
Pandemics come and go after exertion of collective efforts to eradicate them, but corruption pandemic continues to remain unattended to. Corruption has a worldwide distribution; therefore, it is pandemic. Corruption is the disease of the instinct, and it is the instinct that drives a creature towards a certain action. Epidemiologically,[Read More…]
The last time I talked to myself was a minute ago
I always talk to myself. I tell the man in me that you are mature enough and so, be a responsible man. I tell him to go out, fetch for food and bring it home. I tell him to face the challenges of survival. I never miss any single minute[Read More…]
Eternal life in Jesus alone
Abraham Anyon Ngoor Gorjok For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believes in him should not perish but have an everlasting life (John 3:16). There is a mystery that all of us have got to understand as believers and those who[Read More…]
Sometimes, they misuse our resources
If they build public offices the same way they build prison cells, we would be having durable offices. If they build the roads, bridges and railways the same way they build prison cells, we would be having imperishable roads, bridges and railways in South Sudan. If they build schools and[Read More…]
Should parents punish children for mishandling assets at home?
By Esther Aurelio Agira Parenting is a tough responsibility one must be ready before entering parenthood. The process of raising children and providing them with protection and care require commitment from both parents, regardless of difficult situation of the country or personal weakness of the parents. Parents must have[Read More…]
Navigating Uncharted Waters: CES government’s fiscal resilience in the absence of 2023/2024 budget
By Isaac Aloro Lomodi In the realm of fiscal governance, the Central Equatoria State Government stands at the crossroads, facing unprecedented challenges as it operates without a budget for the Fiscal Year 2023/2024. The absence of a budget and supplementary budget has created an intricate tapestry of financial uncertainty,[Read More…]
Mr. Future speaking in the custody
So many owners of future are not aware of what is going on while others are aware but muted by the harshness of the today. Loud and clear, Mr. Future is in the custody with chains around his legs and hands. Who imprisoned Mr. Future? Eye witnesses say that it[Read More…]
A test of democracy and stability
By Theem Isaac Machar Akot It is too early, and I speculate that people may begin to ask for the reason I am talking about matters to do with elections. Little do they know that the complexities of the problems facing the nation and a couple of crucial reasons[Read More…]
Tribute to late Gen. Matur Chut Dhuol
By Martin Manyiel Wugol South Sudan and Lakes State in particular lost a statesman who had a country at heart, Major General Matur Chut Dhuol, soldier and veteran of liberation struggle who fought the war of liberation which allowed independence of South Sudan to happen. Late Hon, former Governor of[Read More…]
When you are poor, they abandon you beyond abandonment
In this era where “tit for tat” has become more practical, who can live with a person who is given and does not give back? Who would want to live with a burden? Who can befriend, according to them, “a useless” person? What about hanging out with a poor guy[Read More…]
