Institutional Stability Before the Elections: Why the Dismissal of the Finance Minister Deserves Reconsideration
BY: William Sunday D. Tor
The recent dismissal of the Minister of Finance has stirred little surprise within the political circles of Republic of South...
South Sudan’s Polls: Democracy in Name Only
BY: Loko Lo'Doggale
South Sudan is preparing for its first general elections since independence in 2011, scheduled for December 2026. The government presents these...
Before New Contracts, Where Are the Old Roads?
BY: William Sunday D. Tor
Gold revenues are set to fund new highways, but more than 90% of Oil for Roads projects remain incomplete....
Nigeria is wrong on South Sudan, and the continent should say so!
A demand for Dr. Riek Machar’s unconditional release while ignoring atrocities resulting from his armed wing’s offensive is not peacemaking. It is a reward...
From Disgrace to Excellence: Why President Kiir Must Act on Juba Teaching Hospital
By: John Bith Aliap
There are moments in the life of a nation when truth must be spoken plainly. The current state of Juba...
