Inter-Party Dialogue
Solongo’s interpretation of South Sudan’s political parties attempting to negotiate around the same table ahead of the electoral process.
A dedicated South Sudan Press archive of political and social cartoons by Solongo, covering peace, elections, governance, political leadership, corruption, education, public hardship and institutions.
Solongo’s interpretation of South Sudan’s political parties attempting to negotiate around the same table ahead of the electoral process.
A political cartoon using a handshake between figures labelled Machar and Salva Kiir to comment on hopes for lasting peace.
A stark cartoon depicting civilians surrounded by blood and human remains, commenting on the human cost of conflict.
A social and political cartoon contrasting private wealth with the hardship of an ordinary South Sudanese citizen.
A two-panel cartoon using different years to portray recurring political pressure around Riek Machar.
A cartoon contrasting the SPLM with the stated objectives associated with the 1983 revolution.
A cartoon on elections, transitional justice, reconciliation, political stability, institutions and forces unification as unfinished parts of agreement implementation.
A visual metaphor showing an individual caught between competing political forces.
A political metaphor depicting South Sudan as a vehicle with two figures at the wheel.
A regional political cartoon satirising declarations about remaining in power.
A regional cartoon contrasting attention to a Sudan peace deal with the continuing fragility of peace in South Sudan.
A political cartoon depicting a struggle over a peace dove between Juba and a group labelled Nairobi group.
A cartoon portraying peace as an injured dove under continuing pressure.
A satirical depiction of the leadership struggle involving figures labelled Regina and Oyet within the SPLM-IO.
A cartoon on the continuing Regina–Oyet leadership confrontation.
Political satire centred on the SPLM and access to power.
A cartoon portraying corruption as a public burden fed by money.
Satire on exam fees, tuition fees and other barriers standing between a student and school.
A stark social cartoon on the pressures of poverty, hunger and disease.
A two-panel social satire on changing appearances and expectations.
A cartoon contrasting an MP’s medical allowances with the public’s high cost of living.
A comparative political cartoon depicting coercive rule in Sudan and South Sudan.
Political satire on the movement’s political and military identities.
A two-panel cartoon contrasting the celebration of graduation with the struggle that can follow.
A two-panel political cartoon using a road and obstacles as a metaphor for political competition.
A dark political cartoon reflecting fears and expectations surrounding the Hybrid Court.
A political cartoon examining the relationship between the armed forces and the ruling movement.
Political cartoon on South Sudan’s election push.
Satirical cartoon depicting political pursuit and pressure.
Satirical take on the long-running road project.
Cartoon on political appointments and recycling of office holders.
Election-themed cartoon using a running-track metaphor.
Cartoon reflecting on South Sudan’s relationship with oil.
Satirical cartoon on the peace process.