August 31

• South Sudan: People From Glasshouse Are On Offensive That May Result in the Reverse Consequences (last Edition) [opinion]

  The press secretary asserted that I was putting the 'positivity aside and naively concentrated on lies and assumptions'. Alas, I don't know how did the press secretary accept to... Read more »

• South Sudan: Deputy of Reth of Collo Distances Himself From Leadership Base

  In a telephone call to The Citizen from Malakal yesterday evening, Samuel Aban who was named by Collo Kingdom Leadership as spokesperson of the Reth said he was not consulted by... Read more »

• South Sudan: Wbgs Governor Arrives Juba On Way to Uae

  Ghazal State Rizik Zakaria Hassan arrived Juba with his wife on official visit to United Arab Emirate (UAE). Read more »

• South Sudan: Letter to All Citizens of the Republic of South Sudan On Environment Conservation [opinion]

  In our time we have come to live with the moments of great crisis. Read more »

• South Sudan: The Problem of Dowry and Its Impact On Family System [opinion]

  As it was mentioned in the first part of this article, the issue of marriage bride prices has become one of the problems facing some families in the new nation which people of this... Read more »

• South Sudan: Minister of Commerce Appears Before PAC Over Audit Report

  The Minister of Commerce and Industry Garang Diing Akuok together with his team from the ministry appeared before the public account committee to answer allegations levelled... Read more »

• South Sudan: Where Are the Investors, What Are They Waiting For? [editorial]

  On several occasions the news lets in South Sudan have mentioned about investors and investment in South Sudan and only yesterday our paper carried a news story that the governor... Read more »

• South Sudan: Konga Returns to Juba, Disapproving Death Rumours

  Governor of Central Equatoria State Clement Wani Konga yesterday at about 3:25 p.m. arrived in Juba International Airport from Germany via Egypt putting to an end speculation that... Read more »

• South Sudan: Governor Kun Must Not Incite Hatred in Malakal [opinion]

  The current argument whether Governor Kun of Upper Nile State has violated the constitution (National, and State), mainly, article (57) of the Local Government Act 2009 or not,... Read more »

• South Sudan: Another Ex-Chairperson Criticizes Recent Election of the Association

  Another former South Sudan General Farmers' Association Chairperson Garang Mayom who held office before Makur Joseph Leuth for only 74 days said on Tuesday that the recent election... Read more »

• South Sudan: South Sudan Should Welcome Foreigners [opinion]

  The last couple of months I have seen a disgusting display of inhumanity, the harsh treatment of foreigners living in South Sudan. As a newly independent nation, we should be... Read more »

August 22

• South Sudan: Let Us Avail Contents of Our Personal Archives to the Next Generations [opinion]

  During the era when we were under the Khartoum consecutive regimes, most of us South Sudanese were afraid to keep useful data and information on history of our great land South... Read more »

August 21

• South Sudan: Trade Director General Identifies Roles of Commerce and Customs

  The Director General of Trade in the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Stephen Doctor Matatia said during the meeting in Nimule, that his office is not for collecting... Read more »

• South Sudan: Why the Slogan of One-Package Solution Split Into Oil Transit Fee Agreement? [opinion]

  Many were thrilled over sudden unsigned deal between Sudan and South that came shortly after the departure of the US Secretary of the State Hillary Clinton, during the short visit... Read more »

• South Sudan: Dealing With Domestic Violence [opinion]

  Domestic violence is a concern in a number of countries and communities. It is exercised from one spouse to another [husband - wife, wife - husband], from one family member to... Read more »

• South Sudan: Youth's Public Outcry - Why Should Employment in South Sudan Be With Degrees or Paper From Close Relative in Government? [opinion]

  Youth try in numerous ways to search and find jobs in vain within South Sudan. Employers are insisting on either to present a degree certificate or to come with the written... Read more »

• South Sudan: MP Says Government Roads Construction, Infrastructures Needed Not Money

  Member of Parliament (MP) responsible for Peace, Human Rights & Humanitarian Affairs Desk Central Equatoria State (CES) Assembly Jacob Kwiyasuk Isaac demanded from both... Read more »

• South Sudan: Abyei - a Test of Good Relations Between the Two Sudans [opinion]

  The African Union Roadmap for normalizing relations between the South and Sudan is now approaching its final phase. The negotiation between the two countries will resume towards... Read more »

• South Sudan: Trust Building and Social Innovation [opinion]

  As the state of the Republic of South Sudan is moving toward state building, human resources capacity-building, establishment of participatory democracy, and development oriented... Read more »

• South Sudan: Nothing Will Melt If Truth Is Not Revealed [opinion]

  South Sudanese were moved with happiness when they heard that our President has written letters to people whom he suspected to have links with corruption and its practices but two... Read more »

• South Sudan: Special Tribute to the Martyrs of Peace and Freedom in South Sudan [opinion]

  The Republic of South Sudan is a country among other nations, where their price for freedom, self-governance and recognition as an independent state was after massive bloodshed and... Read more »

August 10

• South Sudan: Dismissed Students of University of Juba Threaten Protest

  Ten days after official reopening of University of Juba the claimed 560 dismissed students in a surprise rally yesterday threatened to stage a protest if the concerned officials in... Read more »

• Sudan: SPLM-DC Says Oil Deal a Loss to South Sudan, Amum Shouts Them Down

  The official opposition party, Sudan People's Liberation Movement for Democratic Change (SPLM-DC) said that the recent oil deal reached between the Government of South Sudan and... Read more »

August 5

• South Sudan: Conflicted Gender Power Issues, the Upside Down Corruption Formula of the Giant Masters [analysis]

  Once in the land of the Kush now called the Republic of South Sudan, there was a loud outcry of the giant masters: We need justice we need fairness, we need equality, we need our... Read more »

• South Sudan: Surname [analysis]

  There was a time I went to collect the key to my apartment when I was a locum tenens. The office was busy and two articles displayed on a notice board with no relevance to the... Read more »