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By Nunu Ajak, Juba City, South Sudan. Jim Rohn once said that “You must take personal responsibility for your life....
Isaiah Abraham, In His Own Words We tried in our simple way to lead our life in a manner that...
By Apee Jobi, Burnsville, MN USA Many observers have offered interesting commentaries on the Addis Ababa agreement between Juba and Khartoum and on...
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Evidently, the killing of political commentator, Isaiah, followed by the ruthless gunning down of peaceful protesters in Wau by the...
This year, Reuters explored the most important issues facing the world’s youngest country in an eight-part series, "Birthing a Nation...
