OPINION: South Sudan needs leaders who listen, serve and deliver
As the SPLM conducts its primaries ahead of the December 2026 General Elections, I believe we need to have an honest conversation about leadership and what we expect…
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OPINION: Africa must learn from China without becoming China
The relationship between China and Africa has reached a critical juncture where historical solidarity meets the…
OPINION: South Sudan needs fiscal discipline and stronger governance to achieve economic stability
The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) call for South Sudan to continue strengthening fiscal and governance policies…
South Sudan’s AI education push should teach how to control agents
South Sudanese educators are already asking how quickly the country should adapt to artificial intelligence. Eye…
OPINION: PPC under public scrutiny: What next for South Sudan’s political parties?
The South Sudan Political Parties Council (PPC), led by Hon. Eng. James Akol Zakayo, has decided…
Investing in sustainable peace: Advancing peace and security in South Sudan
As South Sudan open a new chapter, after dissolution of the Revitalized Transitional Government of National…
Between taxes and rising medicine prices: The citizen pays the price
In South Sudan, however, access to affordable healthcare and medicines remains a serious concern. At the…
ARTICLE: South Sudan needs right and safe elections!
Introduction: This article is not written to oppose elections in South Sudan or wait for perfection but…
Bright Stars: How our national team is bringing back the joy and hope of independence
The story of the Bright Stars, our national basketball team, is, in many ways, the true…
Opinion: South Sudan at a critical crossroads: No elections at the cost of peace
South Sudan does not need elections just because the transitional period is ending. Elections should be…