South Sudan’s Economic Crisis Is Becoming a Crisis of State Legitimacy
By William Sunday D. Tor
Fifteen years after independence, South Sudan faces a challenge that extends beyond inflation, currency pressures, or rising commodity prices. The...
A Civil Servant Who Cannot Afford His Government’s Fees: A Paradox of Public Service in South Sudan
By William Sunday D. Tor
South Sudan is often described as a country of paradoxes. Among the most striking of these contradictions is the reality...
Ebola First: Why Protecting Citizens Must Take Priority Over Elections
By William Sunday D. Tor
The recent visit by President Salva Kiir Mayardit to one of the states has reignited public debate over South Sudan's...
When Civil Servants Must Beg for Their Salaries: Banking Failures and Regulatory Silence in South Sudan
By William Sunday D. Tor
South Sudan is increasingly becoming a country of contradictions, where institutions established to serve the public often appear to operate...
The story of the River Sobat with Gen. Deng, Gen. Ajuong, and President Salva knew.
By Dr. Sunday de John
The liberation struggle that birthed the Republic of South Sudan emerged in a perilous environment. The custodians of this history...
