September 4

• South Sudan: Toward a Biblical Understanding of Polygamy [opinion]

  The policy of the Presbyterian Church of the South Sudan after the Missionaries time as the idea of polygamy is concerned, has come of tolerance for polygamous husbands and their... Read more »

• South Sudan: NBGs Revenue Authority - a Fisher in the Basket [opinion]

  I had promised my readers on Thursday, August 30th 2012 that I am ending my debate, therefore disengaging Akol Ayom Wekdit - my own nephew on this issue. I had also received calls... Read more »

• South Sudan: Our Livestock Is Part of the Nation's Wealth, Attention Should Be Paid to It [opinion]

  In the recent months when the talk about the investors coming to invest in our country so that it can develop like any other nation in the world, some are said to be interested in... Read more »

• South Sudan: SSOPO Graduates Food Processing and Tailoring Trainees in Juba

  The Management of South Sudan Older People's Organization (SSOPO) graduated 186 people both women and men in food processing training and 141 in tailoring. SSOPO Chairperson... Read more »

September 3

• South Sudan: Open Letter to H.E. 1st Lt. General Salva Kiir Mayardit, the President of the Republic of South Sudan - [opinion]

  Higher education needs compatriots to up lift this nation Read more »

• South Sudan: Where Are Our Fishermen and the Tasty Meat of the Nile Perch? [opinion]

  Once our markets were filled with fish caught by our own fishermen who supplied us with three types of fish: smoke dried, sun-dried and fresh. The common form was fresh fish and... Read more »

• South Sudan: Deans' Board of Bahr El Ghazal University Denounces Lecturers' Strike

  University of Bahr El Ghazal Dean board in Wau denounced the examinations invigilation strike staged on Wednesday by teaching staff in the College of Education who were tasked to... Read more »

• South Sudan: What Will Be the Future of South Sudan Within the Next Six Months If the Oil Does Not Flow Again? [opinion]

  Oil has been one of the root-causes that led to second civil war in the Sudan from 1983 - 2005. In 1978 when the oil was discovered in commercial quantity in the then Upper Nile... Read more »

• South Sudan: Accident Ahead [opinion]

  Signposts in Juba seem to be misleading to the public in general and drivers in particular given the controversies they represent. Read more »

• South Sudan: Why Are There Too Many Road Accidents in Juba City? [opinion]

  South Sudan is one of the youngest countries in the world since it got her independence last year on the 9th July 2012 after twenty two years of civil war in the bush with the... Read more »

• South Sudan: The SPLM-DC and the Un-Informed Stumbling Cartoonist [opinion]

  The Citizen daily newspaper had been entertaining the people of South Sudan for some time now and its cartoons had been praised by all and sundry because these cartoons had been... Read more »

• South Sudan: D/IGP Attends Closing of Women Police Training

  Gen. Gordon Kur Micah together with Major General Riak Akon the Assistant IGP for training and Major General Kothea Kedit Mortat Assistant IGP for social welfare attended the... Read more »

• South Sudan: Factors and Practices Hindering Girls' Education in the Mundari Community [opinion]

  Girls are source of wealth for the Mundari community. A beautiful girl would fetch around 60 - 80 cattle, once the parents have received this number of cattle; they join the rich... Read more »

• South Sudan: UN Increasing Concerns Over Violenece in Jonglei State

  The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) is increasingly concerned by recent violence in Jonglei state that threatens the important gains made this year in restoring... Read more »

• South Sudan: When Shall the NCP Cease Beating the Drum of War? Part (2-2) [opinion]

  In the first part of this article, we had started that the surprised attack against the South Sudan Army base in Jonglei state and against the farmers in Upper Nile state by... Read more »

• South Sudan: Human Rights Commission Calls for Investigation

  South Sudan Human Rights Commission based on the content of the letter by Human Rights Watch to President Salva Kiir Mayardit regarding abuses by Disarmament Forces in Jonglei. Read more »

• South Sudan: All for One - One for All! [opinion]

  "I have come to save the sinners. People who are well do not need a doctor, but only those who are sick. Go and find out what is meant by scripture that says: "it is kindness that... Read more »

• South Sudan: President Kiir to Attend the Burial of Ethiopian Prime Minister

  President Salva Kiir will be in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa leading a government delegation to attend the funeral of the Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi who passed away... Read more »

September 2

• South Sudan: Why Can't Our Own Growers Plant the Root Crops That We Eat? [editorial]

  South Sudanese consume a lot of sweet potatoes, cassava, yams and other root crops in their daily diet as is evidenced from the popularity we display when buying these food items... Read more »

• South Sudan: South Sudan Beauty Queen to Become Ambassador

  South Sudan Council of Ministers on Friday decided to Make Atong Demach, the Miss World Africa 2012, who held fourth position in the world to be named South Sudan ambassador for... Read more »

• South Sudan: Citizens Continue to Mourn Matip

  The members of Fangak Youth Union and the entire Fangak Community, send their heartfelt and sincere condolence message from the bottom of their hearts to the people of South Sudan... Read more »

• South Sudan: Why is Our Immigration Authority Subjecting Foreigners Into Inconvenient Use of Monthly Stickers in Their Passports? [analysis]

  South Sudan is almost becoming a country where law-abiders may suffer most than violators. As responsible good citizens' duty is to abide by the rule of law, a responsible... Read more »

• South Sudan: Bahr El Ghazal University Exams, Amid Lecturers Strike

  University of Bahr El Ghazal examination was indefinitely called off, after the lecturers decided not to show up with examination papers on the schedule timetable for second... Read more »

• South Sudan: SSDM Chairman Condemns Violence by Yau Yau in Jonglei State

  The Chairman of South Sudan Democratic Movement (SSDM) Lt. General Peter Kuol Chol very concerned about the situation in the country especially violence in Jonglei State caused by... Read more »

August 31

• South Sudan: Group Forms Green Avenues Organization

  A group of young South Sudanese formed a non profitable, non governmental organization called Green Avenues Organization (GAO) under the theme, "the go green revolution for South... Read more »