By JANET ADONGO
When the announcement is first made that the Shilluk king is on his way back to his kingdom in Fashoda and that a courtesy call is being planned, at first, it’s just “another” story.
Published: Thu, 25/04/2019
Published: Thu, 25/04/2019
By Gerald Tenywa
Dear River Nile, in this month of lovers (February), I am lost for words yet I want to say I love you.
My heart races like the cars cruising on Kampala Road. I cannot run away from you because even the bottled water that I take comes from your bosom. Your water bathes Kampala, Kisumu, Mwanza, Juba, Khartoum, and Cairo.
Published: Thu, 25/04/2019
Nuer showdown!
By Gwado J. Ador
South Sudanese will never test peace or coexist as one nation as we might have hoped because some leaders of certain communities are still having prejudices against one another. They are yet to score and settle their long-standing differences with each other.
Published: Wed, 24/04/2019
By Gwado J. Ador
In a toxic political environment such as ours in South Sudan, anything is possible. The probability that some people could be playing into the hands of others is high.
Such instances of political showdown have been taking place in our watch all throughout history and during the independence of South Sudan.
