OPINION| Political actors must unite to salvage our ailing nation — the case of CES and other States
South Sudan is standing at a defining moment. Across the nation, political mistrust, economic hardship, security concerns, weakened institutions, and declining public confidence continue to erode the foundations of peace and development. At such a critical juncture, unity among political actors is not simply desirable, it is essential. And nowhere is this urgency more visible […]
OPINION: Why South Sudan’s church must raise its voice for peace now
The Church has always stood at the heart of South Sudan’s struggle, hope, and identity. In a nation wounded by conflict, mistrust, and political fragmentation, the Church remains one of the few institutions that still enjoys trust across communities, tribes, and political divides. Because of this, it carries a unique and urgent responsibility to champion […]
News| CTSAMVM chair urges parties to recommit to dialogue, respect the ceasefire
CTSAMVM Chair Maj. Gen. Teshome Anagawe Ayana has called on all parties to return to dialogue and uphold the Permanent Ceasefire, warning that escalating violence is putting civilians at greater risk. Speaking during the Extraordinary CTSAMVM Board Meeting in Juba, Maj. Gen. Teshome said the security landscape has deteriorated significantly since violent clashes erupted in […]
News| SPLM-IO demands unconditional release of Dr. Riek Machar to save peace deal
The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement in Opposition (SPLM-IO) has called for immediate and unconditional release of its leader, Dr. Riek Machar, identifying his continued detention as the primary roadblock to saving the revitalized peace agreement from total collapse. Machar, a key signatory to the peace agreement and the First Vice President, has been in detention […]
Why can’t a revolution be the solution to South Sudan’s problems but evolution
A revolution is a rapid and fundamental change often violent transformation. Revolutionaries tend to use force to overhaul the existing structures be they government’s, cultural or otherwise and build new system. Often, if executed, comes with a lot of devastation and loss for human lives and properties. It results into the erosion of not only […]
“Before the Next Burial: A Plea to Duk and Twic East”
Soon, another mother will weep, another home will mourn, and another young man will be buried before his dreams ever stood a chance. Must we really wait for that day to act? The rift between Duk and Twic East in Jonglei State is no longer just a matter of borders or disputed fishing ground, it […]
OPINION: The pain of losing youth to drugs, communal and Political Conflicts in South Sudan
South Sudan, a nation born of struggle and immense sacrifice, faces a crisis that threatens its very future: the erosion of its youth. Across towns, villages, and cities, young people are being lost — not only to bullets in ongoing conflicts but also to drugs, despair, and political manipulation. The impact is profound. Many youths […]
OPINION: Why Sarah Mullally’s appointment threatens Anglican tradition
The recent appointment of Sarah Mullally as the next Archbishop of Canterbury the spiritual leader of the Church of England and the global Anglican Communion marks a watershed moment in the church’s history. It is a decision that has sparked celebration among progressives and deep concern among traditionalists, who view it as a turning point […]
OPINION: The politics of legacy — SSNMC’s new dawn vision for South Sudan
South Sudan stands at a pivotal crossroads. As the nation grapples with the lingering wounds of conflict, political mistrust, and institutional fragility, one question looms larger than ever: What legacy are we building for the generations that will inherit this land? For the South Sudan National Movement for Change (SSNMC), under the leadership of Hon. […]
Freedom Hall: A gigantic tent that strangles the ordinary
On Monday, September 22nd, Juba was brought to its knees as the special trial of the suspended First Vice President, Dr. Riek Machar, kicked off. The highly anticipated court hearing did not take place at the popular High Court at Muduria round about, but inside Freedom Hall, the gigantic tent we all know too well. […]
