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4 Years of the RTGoNU: Why the Parties must dialogue, deliver the promise of stable, peaceful, democratic South Sudan

Today, South Sudan marks four years since the Revitalised Transitional Government of National Unity (RTGoNU) was formed on 22 February 2020 and the Transitional Period began. The Revitalised Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in the Republic of South Sudan (R-ARCSS) gives the RTGoNU tremendous responsibility, not least to “implement this Agreement and restore permanent and sustainable peace, security and stability in the country”, as per Article 1.2.2.

Talking elections: Need for RTGoNU Parties to present unified plan for elections to boost confidence, optimism

As the year comes to end, South Sudan deserves to be congratulated for raising its flag high; not only in achieving highly in sports but also having assumed the chairpersonship of the East African Community. The responsibility of leading the East African community further places South Sudan into regional and international focus at this critical period of its political life, as the country gears up for elections.

Today In South Sudan!

Kiir: Plane Crash Survivor, Revolutionary Hero and South Sudan President
Social Insurance Benefit Uplifts Rural Health in South Sudan’s Turalei
Central Bank to maintain restrictive monetary policy to stabilize currency
Visiting Vatican official urges youth to contribute to nation building