OpEd

Excessive politics

  By Agar Mayor Gai-Makoon   In today’s world, everything is political. We are a statement—our clothes, haircut, the way we act, Olga Tokarczuk. Politics is valuable and beneficial to the citizenry, but when it becomes a tool to progress the interests of a few or a political party, citizens[Read More…]

By Kiden Stela Mandela   It was reported on No.1 Citizen Daily Newspaper (in issue No 990, Vo.4 of Oct 2, 2023) that police in Nyamlel of Aweil West County, Northern Bahr El Ghazal states are detaining a 22-year-old girl for dumping her own child into a pit latrine. This[Read More…]

Frequent Reshuffles in Key Financial Institutions: A Breeding Ground for Corruption and State Looting

By Gamma Hassan Oscas   In recent years, South Sudan has experienced a troubling pattern of frequent reshuffles, appointments, sackings, and reappointments within key government financial institutions, particularly in the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning, the Bank of South Sudan, and the National Revenue Authority (NRA). This unsettling trend[Read More…]

  By Kiden Stela Mandela The Transitional Constitution of South Sudan 2011 has vested executive powers to the president as head of state, and the government to appoint and fire or sack top officials within the executive branch. President Salva Kiir has exercised this power to appoint and remove national[Read More…]

Tension in Kajo-keji is very high today because the authorities from South Sudan and Uganda did not speed up settling the border issues. In May Last year, foreign soldiers crossed the border and started killing SSPDF in the country.  What happened last year in Magwi County of the Eastern Equatoria[Read More…]