The Ministry of Labor and Public Services has left severe exploitation on South Sudanese Citizens by outsiders

By David Matiop Gai, Juba, South Sudan

South Sudan’s coat of arms, in which the eagle symbolizes vision, strength, resilience and majesty, and the shield and spear the people’s resolve to protect the sovereignty of their republic and work hard to feed it.

March 29, 2016 (SSB)  —  I always like quoting Dr. John Garang words because his words explaining our current situation in a young nation South Sudan, and he said, “I have found a man who will fight the war but I did not have somebody who can deliver services to the people equally and a gun that shoot by itself”. If we analyze this statement today, we can remark him right and absolutely a right prediction he has made.

Deliveries of services or social services have many ways on how people in a country receive services directly or indirectly to foster individual development to public development as well as nationwide. The delivery of services in other nations is to look after social services of one own nation and the interest of her people as first priority and not a pitfall of her development, for example, issues of job employment opportunities, education, healthcare, hotels and management, and other needs for social development.

Alarming rates of fake academic certificates in South Sudan affects economy and jobs market

By Emmanuel Malual Makuach, Nairobi, Kenya

March 29, 2016 (SSB)  —-  Dear Mr Minister John Gai Yoah south Sudanese appealing your intervention! We are about to sink! We are about to die! Mr. Minister you may have heard (in south Sudan) of fake doctors, fake preachers, fake policemen, ghost workers and army generals intelligences fake marriages .accountants office managers. Fake media practitioner’s reporters   fake money too.

Indeed, the recent discovery of a fake policeman who rose through the ranks in the Police services  to the position of superintendent before the on-going through training on military ethics or human rights .transparency and accountability smoked him out is a confirmation of a painful reality of ‘fakeness.’

Is Dr. Riek Machar a political ‘savoir’ or a political ‘hangman’ for South Sudan?

Isaac Akuoch chol Akuoch, Juba South Sudan

March 29, 2016 (SSB)  —-  For over two years now the infant nation South Sudan has witnessed a vicious and decimating civil war. It is a war that is increasingly tilting towards tribal feuds and conflicts because of misinformation, disinformation and uninformation. Lives have been lost, people maimed and properties vandalised making it one of the bloodiest conflict in Africa today.

Central to this conflict is the personality of Dr.Riek Machar Teny, a man loved and loathed by many. He has surveyed and established his political niche in the South Sudanese political arena and is arguably the most divisive leader in the country.