Category Editorial

South Sudanese women lag behind their peers in the region in terms of political representation. This includes corporate governance. The planned elections if they take place in December, this year should see more women competing for electoral offices with their…

The rising number of people abducted in Central Equatoria State especially in Yei River County and other places is at an alarming rate. Both the Central Equatoria State and the national government need to work jointly to investigate and find…

As the country prepares for elections which majority of the population remain skeptical of them taking place, the latest efforts to train and prepare journalists for any eventuality on that front is commendable. Several journalists in the country lack any…

There is no shying away from insinuating that elections are likely not to be held due to slow preparedness.

The transitional unity government and hold-out opposition parties are nearing signing a comprehensive peace agreement in Nairobi.

The dwindling oil revenues due to the ongoing war in neighboring Sudan have cast a reality check on South Sudan.

In most parts of the country inter-communal violence continues to claim countless lives and causing destruction of property.

Northern Bahr El Ghazal State residents are living in fear after mysterious deaths of 13 people were reported from July to August 2024.

As South Sudan joined the rest of the world on Monday to celebrate World Humanitarian Day, a lot needs to be done to shed off the horrible statistic of ranking among the most dangerous places for humanitarian workers for another successive year.

The ongoing peace initiative dubbed “Tumaini” has of recent come under criticism by some senior government officials, claiming it undermines the 2018 revitalized peace agreement.