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When a government has everything going well for her; it shouldn 39;t worry about criticism. Criticism is a toothless ...

In our contemporary South Sudanese society, office work is always associated with progress. As a result, people tend ...

The latest episode of the Darfur Problem is the erection of concentration camp-like model villages, funded by the lush ...

The recent outburst by Governor Bakosoro of Western Equatorial State in which he labelled Dinka people as a community th ...

The rise of Salvatore Kiir during our times in the bush fighting Khartoum would not have gone unchallenged had his ri ...

Before the present war took us for a phantasmagorical ride, our neighborly East African communities, and especially thos ...

Africa s population is projected to increase twofold by 2050. There is nowhere else where that revelation rings true ...

I once asked a colleague of mine to tell me what the Dinka called a snow, and he said, Deng tuench abik, literally tra ...

On October 22, 2014, the New York Times ran an article titled From a Rwandan Dump to the Halls of Harvard. The stor ...

Artificial Intelligence could be our gravest existential threat, graver even than the possibility of a nuclear war. It w ...

AngokJuach is a fourth year, civil engineering student at Whitworth University in Spokane, Washington. He arrived in ...

There are two African proverbs which go: A snake becomes a useless rope when its head has been cut off ; and, a her ...

Coffee is about white people, was the statement recently unleashed by a Chinese cafe owner, in his self-defense as ...

Our so-called head of state, Kiir Mayardit, is only a leader in the name only. He loves being in the li-melight that ...

Riak Machar Teny thinks he has found a pinata in Salva Kiir; a dim-witted character, who is too slow to think, too slow ...

There has never been a better time than now to return to our African linguistic roots. The 1884's Scramble for Africa ...