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Open Letter to the Governor of Eastern Equatoria State

02-08-2026 His Excellency Louis Lobong Lojore Governor, Eastern Equatoria State Subject: Urgent Appeal for the Immediate Removal of Cattle from Magwi County, Particularly the Nimule Area Your Excellency, I write to you as a concerned citizen regarding the continued presence of thousands of cattle in Magwi County, particularly in and around the Nimule area. This situation demands your urgent attention and intervention. In the recent past, government authorities, local leaders, and communities agreed that the presence of cattle in Magwi County is unacceptable. This position is consistent with the Presidential directive ordering all cattle to return to their areas of origin. Despite this clear directive, many cattle keepers, particularly from Bor, continue to disregard the order and have returned with large herds into the county. Today, thousands of cattle are moving freely in the Nimule area and occupying locations less than ten kilometres from Nimule Municipality. We are all aware of t...
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CAN SPLM UNDO THE MESSES IT BUILT? The Difficult Question a Voter Must Ask on the Road to the Elections.

The SPLM, as the mother party, is tormenting people with election excuses to redo its manifestos. Only those who were born yesterday or are yet to be born will fail to understand the messes the SPLM government has created for the citizens of South Sudan. There is a high risk that there will be elections in December. As the people prepare and the momentum gears up, everyone should ask each SPLM member who surfaces to answer serious questions that should drive them to undo the messes they created. To the people of the Greater Eastern Equatoria State, keep the following calls in your pocket and shout them louder whenever any SPLM candidate comes to deceive you. Listen to what they have to say about the past 15 years; have them answer. i. If it has failed to construct interstate and inter-county roads, which roads is it going to construct, and how? ii. Which hospitals or health facilities is it going to build if it has failed to build any in the last 15 years? iii. Which village scho...
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DO NOT LET EDUCATION WAIT.

“Why are you studying at your age?” is a question I always receive. While others intentionally discontinue their education, I had never thought of studying in my later years, except because of the circumstances I faced. I am an education enthusiast and enjoy learning new things and reading books. I have a strong ambition for my people and my country. To date, I have not reached that level because of interruptions in my education. I was forced to attend a high school where I failed to redefine my career; all that happened because of the terms and conditions of my sponsorship. Those who have grown up without fathers and have lived as refugees can attest to what I mean. All that you get on your plate is food, so you ought to eat without complaints. I do regret studying at this age, given the workload and mental strain. But I am now moving toward what I had dreamed of several years ago. I am glad that I reconnected with the chain and will surely be enmeshed in it. If you ask me, I woul...
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WHEN BUSINESS IS NOT ON YOUR SIDE: The Case of Star International University

EARLY WARNING MESSAGE.  Ezekiel 33 When business is not your partner, you will not succeed even if you have a hundred windows of grace periods to try. Star International University (SIU) is no exception. Earlier in June, I wrote an article discouraging the establishment of its Magwi campus for many reasons. Some ill-fated beneficiaries cried foul. The truth is, despite being one of the registered universities, SIU is a malfunctioning institution that is undergoing intensive care treatment. Hence, any such business should not attract loan interest, so students should not join SIU. Be wise. The collapse of the Nimule Campus is living testimony that SIU is trying educational businesses. I was among the first cohort to attempt joining the SIU Nimule Campus four years ago. I understood the struggles the university was going through right from its establishment. Recall that the university started as Busoga University in Uganda and underwent several transitions due to low-profile qualific...
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WHEN POLITICIANS WANT YOUR VOTES

In a country where elections determine who should lead, politicians run multiple campaigns. They aim to unseat or retain a seat in parliament. The incumbents gear up their courtship with additional shaggy promises. Those striving to lead deliver sweeties. The moment ends when elections are over. Do you know what they actually do when they want your votes? Attend every church invitation. The church is where politicians easily collect votes. A wise politician does not stick to his denomination when elections are near. He honours every invitation regardless of the doctrinal difference. Such honours are not genuine but conditional and risky. Although the inviting church might benefit from a politician's pocket, he lures them only for votes. Visit churches, including mosques. Even mosques become centres of worship when elections are ongoing. I remember receiving several politicians in the Church in 2010 during elections. Not once have we seen any of them again to date for a thanksgi...
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My VOICE

Voice voice voice       calling in    The Darkness         Freedom  Compromised Listen to me, Voice         Crying in      The Wilderness           My Life       Endangered. Speak to Me, Voice    Rolling in Tears        My Spirit      Tormented. Where are You My Voice      Shouting in        Wilderness            My          Security       Threatened Where are you My Voice        Suffocated with         Breathlessness               My             Speech          Suppressed Oh mama land South Sudan       I wished I had known           ...
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MTN South Sudan Responds to Allegations of Robbery and Warns Nimule Staff

A few days ago, I accused MTN South Sudan of robbing me through one of its staff members in Nimule. After I raised the complaint on my media platform, the headquarters intervened by conducting an investigation into the Nimule branch and taking disciplinary action against the staff member involved. I am pleased to have been part of the investigation process, which demonstrated a commitment to transparency. I would like to appreciate MTN South Sudan for taking my complaint seriously. Many citizens have experienced similar situations at the hands of some staff members, yet their concerns often go unheard. Having investigated the matter and warned the responsible staff, we hope that the illegal practice of overcharging customers for SIM cards will come to an end. As a result, SIM card prices should become more affordable and consistent across the country. I would also like to recommend the introduction of fixed and publicly advertised SIM card prices to prevent the deliberate exploitatio...
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