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The uncertain future of a hopeless country

By Mading Abraham Majur, Kampala, Uganda

Waiting for peace from Addis Ababa

October 22, 2015 (SSB)  —  Is it possible to have an atmosphere where most of the populations of a country are totally unsatisfied with their government and have hopeless future in their country of origin.

More voice, more democracy is the only slogan to be used by people of this 4 and half years old nation, today South Sudan is very different to what it was in 2012-2013 before the rebellion of Dr. devil desperate by destroying our economy want from being in the biggest crisis for the country history since in 2014 with support from his in-law or elites, the unceremonious name for sanctions measures aimed at preventing South Sudan local proxy exchange banks run and where 50 pounds to one dollar convertibility law to a constant increasing economy as the explicit shows until this year and now the inflation of dollarization is a daily words.

The situation nowadays cannot be better explained, we are all concerned about South Sudan future because the recovered well from the economic crisis with conventional trial, but actually things will never normalized to the previous time, and that’s a political problem to our country plus they have outstanding issues to be considered as those predator funds.

But people do not want to hear numbers and statistics anymore, South Sudanese people I want to tell you, how do we feels to live in a country where uncertain looks are everywhere, where basic values have been lost, whose people favor to get more subsidies rather than effective where we cannot believe the information given by the government all the time and every day, the pounds are still devalues even more by US dollarization, and where corruption and poor education system were the most recurrent response when we asked the biggest problem in this country. And the answer that captures general ideas of what happening in our country.

It seems that after all South Sudanese are able to see many bad and good things in their lifetime that had happened in the past years and the current moment, maybe we are still able or not able to project our country future and believe that a progress can come. We are young nation; hunger for equality, government transparency, change and values but with potential and resources that we have.

The author can be reached on this e-mail address majur20155@gmail.com

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