Category Editorial

The prevailing economic hardship is due to failure to produce or export anything outside the country.

The South Sudanese Pound continues to lose value against the U.S. dollar and other foreign currencies at an alarming rate.

Opposition political parties are up in arms against the exorbitant registration fees for them to fully operate in the country.

The ongoing drive by the Governor of the Central Bank, James Alic Garang to open up branches across the States and three Administrative Areas is transformative and will also reap dividends.

The parties to the 2018 revitalized peace agreement need to urgently dialogue to iron out differences on the implementation of the remaining critical tasks within the peace agreement.

The abstention of soldiers who were graduated under Phase 1 of the Necessary Unified Forces (NUF) is deeply concerning and should prompt inquest.

The ongoing three-day conference between the Dinka Malual and Messiriya of neighboring Sudan comes at a critical time when the fighting in neighboring Sudan is forcing many people to cross to South Sudan.

The Central Equatoria State authorities have shut down 15 fuel stations which were found without property safety standards in Juba.

The parties to the 2018 revitalized peace agreement are still way behind as far as the security arrangement is concerned.