TO THE SHERIKAT’S CHERRY CATS: STOP IT, STUPID
By Jon Pen de Ngong Dear Lovers, This letter has a PG. And it is 18+. PG is a shorthand...
Opinion
Dium Cyer Cyer Deng, Renowned Leader and Achiever, Steps Up for Chairmanship Candidacy
Dium Cyer Cyer Deng, a man of many accomplishments and a true leader, has recently declared his candidacy for the...
Governor Denay Jock Chagor Fails to Make an Impact
The role of a governor in a democratic society, is crucial in ensuring the efficient administration and development of a...
South Sudan’s Transitional Government Must Prioritize Elections Preparations Over Extending Its Lifespan
The Revitalized Government of National Unity in South Sudan should not be considering extending the peace agreement at this time....
Citizens Reject Five-Years Extension Proposal And Calls for Accountability
South Sudan, the world's youngest nation, is fiercely longing for stability and progress. The recent proposal of a five-year extension...
Security and Politicians Should Recognize Criticism as a Crucial Catalyst for Progress and Reform
Criticism is an essential part of any democratic society. It allows for the identification of flaws and shortcomings in policies,...
A Cry for Justice, Open Letter to Minister Angelina Teny on the Poktap Massacre
Dear Honorable Angelina Teny, We write this open letter with heavy hearts and deep anguish, addressing the horrors that unfolded...
GPAA, Jonglei, Warrap, and Abyei Urgently Require Disarmament
In order to achieve peace and stability in conflict-ridden regions, disarmament is a crucial step that cannot be overlooked. However,...
Navigating South Sudan’s Landlocked Dilemma Seeking Regional Integration and Connectivity
South Sudan, which seceded from Sudan in 2011, is a landlocked country in the East African region. The mineral-rich country,...
Ensuring South Sudanese Journalists Remain Objective in the 2024 Elections
As South Sudan prepares for the critical 2024 elections, it is imperative to address a growing concern. The potential temptations...
