12th February 2026
Opinion

Opinion: Why I avoid Gov’t contracts—and why you should think twice

Author: | Published: January 12, 2026

A few months ago, I sparked a heated debate when I said I don’t like government contracts. Today, I’ll say it again—and I’ll...

Author: | Published: January 2, 2026

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Opinion: Paving the path to financial integrity in South Sudan

The Commissioner General of the South Sudan Revenue Authority recently informed the National Legislative Assembly that non-oil revenue had...

Opinion: Urgent call to action: Protecting citizens and sovereignty in Magwi County

The unfolding situation in Magwi County, Eastern Equatoria, is a stark reminder of the immense challenges we face as a nation. It is both...

Opinion: The fall of Twic East’s Baobab tree

The nightmares of a spiritual man perceived to be mad were revealed to be a true revelation of disgust and distress about the fade awaiting...

Opinion: SPLM-IO withdrawal from Tumaini Initiative due to fear and tit for tat

On 9th May 2024, the Tumaini Initiative was launched by its Chairman, President Dr. William Ruto in the presence of several African Heads...

Opinion: If every African country had citizens as hard-working and innovative as Kenyans

Observing Dr William Ruto, PhD appoint his Kenyan cabinet on July 19, 2024, I couldn't resist feeling a sense of longing. It's a wonderful...

Opinion: Enhancing basketball in S. Sudan through physical education

In the recent USA Basketball Showcase series, the USA Team secured a hard-fought victory over the German Team with a narrow 92-88 margin,...

Opinion: A New Approach for Perpetual Peace in Sudan

Despite ongoing efforts to resolve tensions and stabilize Sudan, longstanding divisive issues remain largely unresolved, and civil war...

OPINION: South Sudan’s economic potential beyond oil

South Sudan, the world's youngest nation, possesses immense potential for diversification, economic growth, and shared prosperity. While...

CEO Omiri: Dwindling funding, regulatory landscape threaten existence of independent media

Today, on February 13, South Sudan joins the global community in commemorating World Radio Day. As we celebrate the centenary of radio's...

Opinion: Domestic violence is detrimental to school children and must end

Lisok James Moses, a concerned citizen and writer debunks myths related to domestic violence against children in the communities and how it...

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