Tito Justine

(OPINION / Tito Justine) – Why has the Juba City Council continued to struggle with the effective management of Africa’s newest capital since 2011? When a visitor lands at Juba International Airport and is driven around the city for only fifteen minutes, the challenges facing this young capital become immediatelyContinue Reading

Mogga Charles Guya - Access Radio

(OPIONION / Mogga Charles Guya) – And Why South Sudan Must Claim Ownership of Its Peace Political Legitimacy and International Pressure Many leaders believe that peace agreements endorsed by the African Union, United Nations, IGAD or powerful countries give them stronger political legitimacy.External actors can also pressure warring parties toContinue Reading

Mawa Nemaya Joseph is a Policy Analyst, Democracy & Development Studies Scholar and Entrepreneur.

(OPINION/Mawa Nemaya Joseph) – The Customs Market fire yesterday was a devastating event that exposed weak regulation, informal tenure and gaps in emergency response. Just three days earlier, rumours about the closure of KonyoKonyo Market had already unsettled traders. What must be avoided now is turning this tragedy into aContinue Reading

Batali Gabriel Modi (Mondurute)

Strengthening Ordination Standards for Pastors in the Anglican (Episcopal) Church of South Sudan The Anglican Church in South Sudan stands at a crucial moment in its journey to strengthen spiritual leadership, deepen unityand meet the needs of an increasingly educated and technologically aware society. Pastoral leadership is vital to theContinue Reading

Aggrey Cyrus Kanyikwa

(OPINION/Agrey Cyrus Kanyikwa) The struggle and confusion over finding a better nation, government and leaders continue around the world, especially at a time of growing anger and rebellion. Ongoing bitterness and unresolved pain, mixed with pride, can slowly destroy awareness and mislead even the wise. As long as we liveContinue Reading