The Inspiration Shaping a Destiny in Kakuwa History Nothing comes without reason. There is always a need that drives human action. When a person feels thirsty, they require water. When one is hungry, they need food. Each desire can only be satisfied by its rightful solution, hunger by food, thirstContinue Reading
By Emmanuel Mawa Joseph For more than a decade, the Greater Yei region has suffered the devastating effects of conflict, leaving its people without basic services such as schools, hospitals and proper roads. Continuous instability has crippled development, forcing many to live in fear and poverty. As concerned citizens, weContinue Reading
By Don Bosco Malish South Sudan’s governance landscape is a rich tapestry of institutions and associations that form the backbone of social order, service delivery and community resilience. The most influential among these are Traditional Authorities, Community Associations (such as the Kakuwa), Civil Society Organisations, and Non Governmental Organisations (NGOs).Continue Reading
By Taban Kwaje As a trained socio-cultural anthropologist who has studied governance systems and cultural institutions across the world, I have been closely following the ongoing election for the Kakuwa Community leadership in Juba. I listened carefully to the first debate, examined the manifestos of the various candidates and observedContinue Reading
By Gismala Isaac Joseph When I returned to Yei after several years in refuge, my heart was filled with joy and laughter. The town, once ravaged by conflict and displacement, is showing signs of recovery. Businesses are thriving, banking services like KCB are back and the streets are bustling withContinue Reading
By Aggrey Cyrus Kanyikwa The creation of many political parties in South Sudan is a disguise and calculated gamble. Emerging from a liberation struggle with one political movement and one military force was a great test for South Sudan. Since then, the country has struggled to adapt to a multiContinue Reading
By Aggrey Cyrus Kanyikwa South Sudan is fuelling a conflict against itself, one that undermines peaceful coexistence, erodes trust, weakens security, devalues social norms and stalls economic progress. There are no winners in a family quarrel, nor can one truly defeat a brother or sister with whom one shares bloodContinue Reading
Concerned Citizens’ RepresentativeSouth SudanJuba6 August 2025 To:The Director GeneralTraffic Police DepartmentSouth SudanJuba Subject: Petition on Logbook and Insurance Renewal Requirements Dear Sir/Madam, We, the concerned citizens, are writing to express our dissatisfaction with the current system regarding the so called “open logbook” and annual insurance renewal requirements. Although the logbookContinue Reading
By Lubang Stephen Stanley There is a growing trend in South Sudan where politicians are increasingly using associations and community structures to advance their personal agendas. This has become evident during several recent union and community elections. Youth and community organisations such as the Twic East Youth Association, Bor YouthContinue Reading
The recent withdrawal of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) from Yei and Morobo counties has deeply affected the communities that depended on their medical care. For many years, MSF stood as a symbol of hope for the sick, the injured and the vulnerable, offering life saving services in some of SouthContinue Reading
