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South Sudan, the world's youngest nation, possesses immense potential for diversification, economic growth, and shared prosperity

In Africa, rural poverty and hunger are grim companions and often overlap with agricultural employment. Africa is also highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, and a significant proportion of the rural population engaged in agriculture is especially exposed to these climate impacts.

Dr Ayine Nigo The 2008 SPLM National Convention was a harbinger of things to come, and it was a critical turning point in the political evolution of the SPLM as the ruling party. The 2008 Convention was the second SPLM…

By Remember Miamingi A high-level mediation for South Sudan kicked off in Nairobi on May 3. This is a fresh round of peace negotiations between the South Sudanese government and the non-signatory opposition group (NSOG). This followed a request by…

This opinion seeks to explore the wonders of South Sudan's wildlife, the challenges it faces, and the crucial conservation efforts that need to be undertaken to preserve the country's precious biodiversity.

By Bul Daniel When the former Minister Finance officially handed over the office to his successor the Eng., he never menaced his word. He said, “I hope the Eng. will continue with the financial reforms introduced”. End of the quote.…

Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS) with its partners, South Sudan Human Rights Defenders network and intermediary partner Nonviolent Peace Force initiated a learning exchange and sharing of best practices visit to Kigali.  

“How Much Land Does a Man Need” Leo Tolstoy 1828- 1910”.

The late Awel was daughter of Asunta Ajula, who is from Luo of Bahr el Ghazal and of the late James Ajith Awuol, formerly one of South Sudan’s senior and distinguished career civil servant servants, once director of the Regional Minsitry of Public Service and Administrative Reform.