By rajab mohandis (Juba, south sudan, june 17, 2021) i was stopped by traffic police along nimra talata road in juba at about 3:30pm on...

Deng Emmillo Mou, Juba About Gen. Majak Akech Malok who vowed to screen out Warrap and Aweil personnels from the Custom Service workforce...

Subject: condemnation of the decision of undertaking which was circulating on social media in the last four days. As they students of...

Taban Gabriel, Juba The internet and mainstream media is still flooded with debate about a letter written by Juba hotel administrators...

Mangor Adut Thiak, Juba South Sudan Friendship Press is pleased to present a creative opinion piece from local writer Mangor Adut. Mixing...

By Taban Gabriel, Juba The row over the governorship of Upper Nile State has turned into something of a household dispute, orchestrated...

By Taban Gabriel, Juba Jebel Kujur, the mountain that has held irresistible attractions for centuries and whose perilous yet majestic...

Muslim L. Gore, Florida If someone were to ask the average South Sudanese in any city, region or country about the Founding Fathers of...

Makat Thor, Ruweng At the outset of the 1983 South Sudanese revolution against Khartoum, the High Military Political Command (HMPC)...

Hugh Wright, Juba No one can deny that South Sudan is currently in the grip of unpleasant inflation, prices rising nearly daily on the...

By Merio Jimmy, Juba Observing social media trends following the recent publicising of police brutality in Bortown, one can see the...

By Thon Deng, Khartoum. The 2011 Transitional Constitution of the Republic of South Sudan (TCSS) grants every able person an inherent...

By Noah Issa Philip, Juba Both the South Sudanese government and NGOs have reported that the numbers of school age girls becoming...

By Merio Jimmy, Juba Any one of us can be displaced at any time. Causes of displacement are all around us, especially in Africa generally...

By Peter Chuol, Juba According to data from the World Bank, in 2015, South Sudan had the third highest military spending as a percentage...

By Malual Manyuol Dau On 7/8/2020, the Presidency decided to relax the rules and directives of the lockdown. However, as a concerned...

By John Marit, Juba The house of prayer seems to be a Temple. I have been thinking about and staring a lot at the Parliament. It has...

By Tasile Isaac Peter, Juba When entering Juba via the Nimule highway, you can’t fail to notice the rising smoke and horrible smell from...

By John Marit, Juba Like how snows melt, society loses its dignity the same way. In not a few forms and many witnesses, I have come...