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The plan by the Ministry of Finance and Planning to increase the budget for agriculture and food security to 10 percent in the 2024/25 fiscal budget should have been done in the years of the oil boom.
Ministers should own up their statements when the heat turns on
The Minister of Cabinet Affairs seems a man wary of bad times ahead, after he allegedly confessed last week that the President’s office runs a special projects account.
New Bank of South Sudan headquarter sets the tone for economic prosperity
The Bank of South Sudan will by the end of June be housed in a magnificent 12-floor storied building in Khor Williang suburb of Juba. The central bank will be joining the state-owned Nile Petroleum Corporation Limited (NILEPET) in the…
South Sudanese need to donate blood due to the high demand
Many South Sudanese have stereotypes when it comes to donating blood to those in urgent need of it. Compared to countries in the region, the level of blood donation remains very low as According to Dr. Lul Lojok Deng, the…
Compact on Water and Sanitation will exert effort to curb spread of preventable disease
The signing of the Compact on Water and Sanitation by President Salva Kiir on Monday is a game changer that will lead to improved access to safe water and a health environment.
The situation in Malakal town risks getting out of control
The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) on Friday expressed deep concern on the rising tension in Malakal town of Upper Nile State following the death of several people on Thursday due to communal violence.
South Sudan lawyers’ association should not be turned into a political constituency
The hotly contested election to elect the president of the South Sudan Bar Association concluded with a winner Arop Malueth Manon.
Government needs to secure guarantees from warring parties in Sudan
The damage caused on the oil pipeline will only be successfully fixed if Juba continues to maintain contact with the warring parties in Sudan. In order to earn trust from both sides, the government needs to maintain total neutrality to…
Time is running out for the government on critical pending issues
As the politicians drum up support for the December 2024 general elections, there is need for the entire leadership in the transitional government of national unity not to lose track of the critical pending peace tasks.
Violent clashes in Juba POC demonstrate the need to shore up security
The violent clashes which occurred last Sunday in the Juba Protection of Civilians site should compel authorities to shore up security.
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