Let's Speak Out

  By Brigadier General Mawien Mathiang Gor-popularly known as Mawien Jesh   Organizations, which contributed to the events For the purpose of this article, we will mention some of the organizations, which contributed to the mobilization of masses and led into the fighting before the formation of the SPLA/SPLM in...

Peace will come through Love

                                Kenyi Rokon County Jubek State for peace through                    National Dialogue for national unity .     Dear free sons and daughters of South Sudan, please what I put in this paper is a contribution of ideas for free participation of all...

  Politics knows no permanent enemy, is it true? By Christopher Sebit sebitomini@gmail.com Of all political theories I have so far encountered in my scholarly life, I always find myself in direct, absolute confrontation with concocted truth underlying the statement that there is no permanent enemy in politics. On several...

Truth Empowers By Christopher Sebit sebitomini@gmail.com Jubek State is ethnically and linguistically diverse. It is inhabited by five ethnic groups, namely Bari, Nyangwara, Pojulu, Lulubo and Lokoya. The Nyangwara and Pojulu speak Bari language, whereas the Lokoya speak their own mother tongue and so do the Lulubo speak their own...

  By Omuno Mogga Otto Recently, the government has put a plan to go for elections this year. The government believes that elections can be held even if the process of peace is not going to be successful. The basic aim of peace is to end economic and humanitarian crisis...

Rice growing in South Sudan.

A high level delegation of the steering committee of the National Dialogue led by Co-chair Angelo Beda returned to Juba from South Africa on July 2nd having failed to meet the former First Vice President and now the main opposition figure Dr. Riek Machar is being taken by some people...

As the chairman of the communications department in the secretariat of the steering committee of the national dialogue, our work in the department has not been easy. People outside the country are largely skeptical of the dialogue. They think those of us who agreed to participate in the dialogue have...

It is now six days since Radio Miraya Journalist George Livio was released from detention. His liberation has brought a lot of joy and jubilation amongst Journalists to the extent that many media personalities and media institutions including the Association for Media Development in South Sudan (AMDISS) which I head...