Demand for Reliable Connectivity
Nilepet’s network project and UNMISS’s satellite-service notice signal institutional demand.
REGIONAL SECURITY · ANALYSIS
Four States Set Regional Agenda. What Does It Mean for South Sudan?
Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea and Somalia agree on regular consultations. Juba and Addis Ababa are outside the declaration, but its Nile and Sudan positions matter to both.
The El Alamein declaration backs Sudanese national institutions, Somalia’s territorial integrity and coastal-state governance of the Red Sea. It calls for consultation on Nile projects and creates a periodic follow-up mechanism.
Its published text does not establish a military alliance. For South Sudan, the immediate questions concern diplomacy, water policy, oil routes and room to maintain relations across the region. Read the analysis →
What Do You Think About the Upcoming Elections?
Share your views through voluntary public opinion polls. These polls are not official ballots or representative election forecasts. Participate →
Nimule Travel Notice: What Is Confirmed?
A circulated notice claims a three-month travel restriction for some officials. Its authority and enforcement remain unconfirmed. Read the analysis →
Who Oversees the Presidential Office?
Africano Mande handles office matters in consultation with Kiir during the Kenya visit.
What Should Juba Ask?
South Sudan did not sign the four-state declaration. What changes for its water and oil interests?
Why the December 22 Election in South Sudan Won’t Happen
Dr. Gatluak argues that voter registration, security, political consensus and financing threaten a credible December vote. This is his assessment; the election remains scheduled. Read his column →
“Help Me” / “Vote for Me”
Artwork by Solongo Artworks · Editorial satire. View and share the cartoon →
Assembly Seats, Football and Solongo’s Cartoon
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