Author: One Citizen Daily Newspaper

Disability Is Not in the Brain: Stop Judging People with Disability Because They Belong to God and May Be Wiser Than You.

In South Sudan, one thing that has always touched my heart is the deep love people have for their country. Despite the challenges — no regular salaries, limited resources, and the heavy weight of war memories — many South Sudanese still show their patriotism in powerful ways. They continue to[Read More…]

   South Sudan’s roads are the lifelines that connect the capital, Juba, to its states and counties. They facilitate the movement of goods, services, and people, underpinning the nation’s economic growth and social cohesion. Yet, despite their importance, many of these roads remain insecure and in disrepair, threatening commerce and everyday[Read More…]

The government must focus seriously on the border issues that are causing misunderstandings along the borderlines of our country. These conflicts need to be taken up seriously before they cause more harm to the South Sudanese community. Consider the recent incidents along the South Sudan-Uganda border, which have caused significant[Read More…]

CES, Jonglei reinforce ties through Governance exchange Initiative

By Lodu William Odiya The government of Central Equatoria and Jonglei States has concluded reinforcement ties through governance exchange initiative aimed at strengthening collaboration, unity, and mutual learning in governance between the two sisterly States. ‎In a statement issued by CES governor’s press unit, the initiative organized by Rabi Mujung[Read More…]

South Sudan eyes infrastructure investment to boost road connectivity, trade

 By Alan Clement South Sudan has joined African leaders in Luanda, Angola, for a high-level continental forum convened under the theme “Investing in Infrastructure for the African Continental Free Trade Area and Shared Prosperity.” According to a statement from the Ministry of Finance’s press unit, the Financing for Infrastructure Development[Read More…]

Morobo County cautions churches over undeveloped land

By Kei Emmanuel Duku Morobo County Commissioner Charles Data Bullen has urged church leaders to immediately begin implementing planned development projects on occupied land, cautioning against the common national trend of institutions holding land without actively using it. Commissioner Bullen made the forceful remarks during a follow-up meeting with church[Read More…]

Leaders Mismanaged $25B Oil Revenue since Independence-Says Human Rights Commission

 By Kei Emmanuel Duku South Sudan’s leadership has mismanaged over $25 billion in oil revenues since the country gained independence, a member of the commission of Human Rights in South Sudan told the United Nations General Assembly yesterday. The Commission declared that this massive theft, driven by entrenched impunity, predation,[Read More…]

The civil war of 2013 devastated lives, property, and homesteads. Many lost loved ones, and countless others were scattered, seeking refuge. The conflict spawned Internal Displaced Persons (IDPs) within the country and created a massive refugee crisis in neighboring nations (Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, DRC). The IDPs remain sheltered in[Read More…]

South Sudan Demands Harmonized Trade to Block Dirty Air conditioners and Fridge Imports

By Kei Emmanuel Duku South Sudan is drawing a hard line in the sand against becoming a dumping ground for polluting, second-hand air conditioners and refrigerators. Government environmental officials are spearheading a regulatory crackdown, but the business sector warns that loopholes are already rendering the efforts useless on the ground.[Read More…]