I write to express a concern that weighs heavily on my heart regarding the leadership of our President, H.E. Salva Kiir Mayardit. As someone who has dedicated a significant part of my life to the struggle for our nation, and as a global religious leader, I feel compelled to shareContinue Reading
In South Sudan, food security is inextricably linked to the broader issue of human security. The ongoing challenges of violence, displacement, and instability have created an environment where agricultural production is severely hampered. It is essential to recognize that without addressing the fundamental issues of human insecurity, efforts to achieveContinue Reading
By Most Rev. Engineer Elias Taban Parangi In South Sudan, the search for lasting peace remains an urgent national priority. Years of conflict have left deep scars across communities, making reconciliation and unity both necessary and challenging. Achieving sustainable peace will require a genuine, inclusive, and home-grown dialogue that bringsContinue Reading
Among the many towns that have shaped the history of South Sudan, Yei and Maridi stand out as places that welcomed people from every corner of the country. For decades, these two towns served as homes, safe havens, and centers of opportunity for thousands of South Sudanese. Yet today, itContinue Reading
By Gaga Frank Justine Dear fellow young people, Social media has become a powerful force in our lives—shaping perspectives, influencing communities, and sparking positive change. As such, it is essential that we use this tool responsibly in our pursuit of peace, unity, innovation, entrepreneurship, and meaningful connections that can buildContinue Reading
(OPINION / Khamis Cosmas Lokudu) – Outsiders rarely see it, but South Sudan holds a quiet kind of power. Beneath its wide skies lies soil so fertile that, if properly used, it could feed not only its own people but millions more across Africa. With more than thirty million hectaresContinue Reading
(OPINION / DR. KOITI EMMILY) – As World Immunization Week draws to a close, South Sudan finds itself at a crossroads that is as it is public health driven. This is not a moment for quiet reflection it is a moment that exposes the gap between what is discussed inContinue Reading
(OPEN LETTER- BY: EMMANUEL KHAMIS PETER) – Your Excellency, I acknowledge your directive calling for an immediate halt to the renaming of areas, villages, mountains, rivers, streets, and other landmarks in Central Equatoria State. This is a significant matter that requires careful reflection on the origins of these names andContinue Reading
(OPINION / JAMES INNOCENT) Let me speak plainly about Tramadol. This drug is quietly destroying our children, yet too many of us either ignore it or reduce it to a simple criminal issue without truly understanding the crisis. Tramadol is not an ordinary substance. It is a prescription opioid painkillerContinue Reading
(OPINION / YEKA JOEL DENIS)– The recent decision by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to withdraw completely from Greater Yei has created a troubling vacuum in a region already burdened by immense humanitarian challenges. As of last month, its offices have closed—raising serious concerns for the manyContinue Reading
