Juba Still Burns Twelve Years After Nuer Massacre
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Twelve years later, the people of South Sudan still carry the painful memory of the Nuer massacre that began in the...
South Sudan’s Passport Crisis Failing Its Citizens
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. For many South Sudanese today, a passport is no longer a basic civic document—it is a gamble. One applies, pays the...
Juba Still Burns Twelve Years After Nuer Massacre
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Twelve years later, the people of South Sudan still carry the painful memory of the Nuer massacre that began in the...
Analytical Appreciation of Dr. Luka Biong’s Article
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. In paragraphs eight through fourteen of his article, Professor Biong accelerates rapidly—almost fancifully—toward 22 September 2026, the date on which the...
2026 Election: A Chance to End Transitional Governments
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The announcement that South Sudan’s General Election is now firmly scheduled for December 22, 2026, marks a pivotal, long-awaited moment in...
Exam Malpractice in South Sudan: A Societal Crisis
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. At the end of every year, as final national examinations approach, both at primary and secondary levels, South Sudan enters a...
Analytical Appreciation of Dr. Luka Biong’s Article
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Must I remind the esteemed scholar that the R-ARCSS itself exists because the original ARCSS collapsed a year after its signing—its...
First Encounter with President Salva Kiir and Call to Action
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. In 1988 and 1989, a few months before we flocked to Ethiopia, Yirol was overflowing with soldiers—men described as troops of...
Response to Dr. Luka Biong on South Sudan Elections
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Dr. Luka’s recent article — framed as technical counsel on the fate of the R-ARCSS and the road to elections —...
Juba Mayor Is Right to Call Street Vendors to Order
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Juba is a rapidly growing city, yet one major challenge continues to hinder its rise to the orderly capital South Sudan...