Mr. Taban Kwaje

One of the issues I am deeply passionate about is encouraging and mobilising our people to embrace wealth creation as a pathway out of poverty. Sustainable economic empowerment begins with recognising and productively utilising the resources that already exist within our communities. Across Africa, governments are not comprehensive welfare providers.Continue Reading

Mr. Emmanuel Khamis Peter

(OPINION) – Agriculture remains the backbone of livelihoods in Yei River County. For generations, farming has sustained families, created employment, and contributed to local food security. Yet despite the county’s fertile land, favorable climate and hardworking farming communities, much of the agricultural sector remains trapped in subsistence production, limiting economicContinue Reading

Religious Leaders listening to presentation during the inter-Party Dialogue in Juba

OPINION-Leadership is a calling that often demands strength, resilience, patience and humility. It is not always a path lined with praise and admiration. More often, it is a journey marked by challenges, criticism and opposition. Jesus Christ, the ultimate example of leadership, faced immense rejection, false accusations and insults throughoutContinue Reading

Mr. Mogga Charles Guya

The East African Community (EAC) was never intended to be merely a collection of neighbouring states connected by geography and diplomatic agreements. Its vision was far more ambitious: to create a shared economic space where citizens could move freely, trade across borders, establish businesses, seek employment and contribute to collectiveContinue Reading

Mr. Bosco Bush Taban-Hand out

Many entrepreneurs take pride in being at the centre of every decision in their business. They approve purchases, manage staff, solve customer complaints, and oversee daily operations. While this level of involvement may seem like a sign of dedication, it can also become one of the biggest obstacles to long-termContinue Reading

Dr. Agrey Cyrus Kanyikwa

In recent years, South Sudan has witnessed significant political and social changes. These developments have sparked debates about the country’s future and, more importantly, who should determine its destiny. Is South Sudan owned by the African Union (AU), IGAD, RJMEC, the United Nations, the international community, or by South SudaneseContinue Reading

Buses, trucks and Passengers struggle to move on Juba-Nimule road. Photo credit-Handout

(JUBA) – South Sudanese policy analyst James Boboya Edimond has urged the national government to prioritise the rehabilitation and tarmacking of the 192-kilometre Juba-Nimule highway, warning that its deteriorating condition is hurting businesses, trade and economic growth. In a statement extended to Access Radio on Sunday, Boboya described the Juba-NimuleContinue Reading

Emmanuel Khamis Peter

Central Equatoria stands at a defining moment in its history. As South Sudan continues to evolve politically, socially, and economically, the state faces growing questions about land ownership, development, demographic strength and the future of its communities. The decisions made today will determine whether future generations inherit a prosperous andContinue Reading