South Sudan faces US sanctions threat over aid restrictions

The United States has warned South Sudan’s transitional government that officials could face sanctions and visa restrictions over what Washington says are continued obstacles to humanitarian assistance. In a statement issued by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of African Affairs on Sunday, September 20, the United States accused officials at national, state and local […]

‘God knows’, Juba Bishop raises alarm over South Sudan’s corruption

The Auxiliary Bishop of the Catholic Archdiocese of Juba, Santo Loku Pio, has raised alarm over corruption and the continued failure to pay public workers, questioning how government revenues are being managed. Speaking during a public address, Bishop Loku Pio said the extent of corruption in South Sudan had become difficult to establish, while citizens […]

Inter party dialogue key to nationhood, patriotism and reconciliation

South Sudan’s journey toward elections must be more than a contest for political power. It should provide a national opportunity to strengthen a common identity, rebuild trust and demonstrate that political differences can be managed without violence, exclusion or hatred. As the country prepares for the December 2026 elections, inter-party dialogue should be guided by […]

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