Fuel price surge: A wake-up call for government to protect citizens
Over the past week, fuel prices across the country—both in Juba and in various states—have increased to levels that far exceed the purchasing power of ordinary citizens. As…
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Is Dr. Chol South Sudan’s most appointed and dismissed official
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Opinion: Ateny Wek — The media-friendly yet unapologetically controversial voice returns to the podium
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