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Manas James Okony is a South Sudanese freelance journalist

All Eyes on Two Eminent Lazaruses as Tumaini Peace Talks Resume in Kenya

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By Manas James Okony, Bor, South Sudan Monday, 02 December 2024 (PW) -- Undeniably, every citizen longs for peace in...

Information Minister Michael Makwei Lueth

Taking Service to the People: Upholding the SPLM/SPLA’s Promise of Service Delivery in South Sudan

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By PaanLuel Wël, Brisbane, Australia Sunday, 01 December 2024 (PW) – Let it be recorded in the annals of South...

Violence-Phobia: What triggers recurrent fear and panic in Juba?

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By Atem Garang D. Dekuek, Juba, South Sudan Sunday, 01 December 2024 (PW) -- Since 2011, the residents of Juba...

Affordability of communication services is a fundamental right in South Sudan: A response to Hon. Michael Makwei Lueth

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By Hon. Juol Nhomngek Daniel, Juba, South Sudan Saturday, 30 November 2024 (PW) -- On Wednesday afternoon I came to...

James Bidal Bilal is the coordinator for the South Sudan Human Rights Defenders Network (SSHRDN).

High Communication Tariffs are an Infringement on the Right to Affordable Access in South Sudan

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By James Bidal, Juba, South Sudan Friday, 29 November 2024 (PW) -- In South Sudan, communication is not just a...

South Sudan NBA team under Luol Deng leadership

NBA legend Luol Deng: How sports could restore hope and unite fragmented South Sudanese society

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By Chol Duang Chan, Juba, South Sudan Monday, 25 November 2024 (PW) -- South Sudan's participation in the Paris Summer...

The current state of affairs in South Sudan

Condemnation Letter of Gruesome Murder of Mr. Muki Johnson in Juba, South Sudan

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Condemnation Letter of gruesome Murder of Mr. Muki JohnsonDownload

Upper Nile Region from 1897 under Anglo-EgyptiansMilitary Rule with Civil Colonial Natives Administrations

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By Choldit Kiir Dau, Malakal, South Sudan Upper Nile Region from 1897 under Anglo-Egyptians Military Rule with Civil Colonial Natives...

Christopher Burke, Senior Advisor, WMC Africa

War in the Sudan: Historical Fault Lines and Proxy Power Plays in Khartoum

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By Christopher Burke, Senior Advisor, WMC Africa Friday, 15 November 2024 (PW) -- Five months from now the devastating war...

An Open Letter to H.E Lt. Gen. Marial Abur, Governor of Warrap State

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By Madit Deng Achuil on behalf of Akok Community Friday, 01 November 2024 (PW) -- Dear Lt. Gen. Marial Abur,...

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The current violence in Sudan is a haunting echo of past atrocities against South Sudanese

Uganda-South Sudan Energy Sector Interdependency: The Social and Economic Implications of the Karuma Hydroelectricity on South Sudan Energy Market Demands

President Kiir Fires Mighty Tutkew Gatluak – The End of a Political Era!

The 9th of January 2025 Commemorates the 20th Anniversary of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) in South Sudan

Between Oil and Blood: South Sudan’s sovereignty ends where its oil pipelines begin

The current violence in Sudan is a haunting echo of past atrocities against South Sudanese

Between Oil and Blood: South Sudan’s sovereignty ends where its oil pipelines begin

The current violence in Sudan is a haunting echo of past atrocities against South Sudanese

Uganda-South Sudan Energy Sector Interdependency: The Social and Economic Implications of the Karuma Hydroelectricity on South Sudan Energy Market Demands

President Kiir Fires Mighty Tutkew Gatluak – The End of a Political Era!

The 9th of January 2025 Commemorates the 20th Anniversary of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) in South Sudan

11 Years later: Remembering the December 15th Killing in Juba, South Sudan

All Eyes on Two Eminent Lazaruses as Tumaini Peace Talks Resume in Kenya

Taking Service to the People: Upholding the SPLM/SPLA’s Promise of Service Delivery in South Sudan

Violence-Phobia: What triggers recurrent fear and panic in Juba?

Affordability of communication services is a fundamental right in South Sudan: A response to Hon. Michael Makwei Lueth

High Communication Tariffs are an Infringement on the Right to Affordable Access in South Sudan

NBA legend Luol Deng: How sports could restore hope and unite fragmented South Sudanese society

Condemnation Letter of Gruesome Murder of Mr. Muki Johnson in Juba, South Sudan

Upper Nile Region from 1897 under Anglo-EgyptiansMilitary Rule with Civil Colonial Natives Administrations

War in the Sudan: Historical Fault Lines and Proxy Power Plays in Khartoum

An Open Letter to H.E Lt. Gen. Marial Abur, Governor of Warrap State

Between Oil and Blood: South Sudan’s sovereignty ends where its oil pipelines begin

The current violence in Sudan is a haunting echo of past atrocities against South Sudanese

Uganda-South Sudan Energy Sector Interdependency: The Social and Economic Implications of the Karuma Hydroelectricity on South Sudan Energy Market Demands

President Kiir Fires Mighty Tutkew Gatluak – The End of a Political Era!

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