Opinion
The Malakal Post features editorial opinions and invites readers to share their perspectives on topics important to South Sudan. Discover what respected voices and community members have to say about current events shaping the nation.
Like a leopard can’t change its spots, Machar can’t change
Like a leopard can’t change its spots, Machar can’t change BY: ELHAG PAUL, The layers of disguise worn by Dr Riek Machar from mid December 2013 are peeling off and the true Machar is gradually revealing his character through his own words....
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South Sudan Opposition Alliance (SSOA) Where the SPLM/A (IO) faltered.
South Sudan Opposition Alliance (SSOA) Where the SPLM/A (IO) faltered. [caption id="attachment_613" align="alignleft" width="230"] By Dr. Peter Adwok Nyaba[/caption] On 1st March 2018, the eight-member South Sudan Opposition...
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NO SAINTS IN SECULAR PUBLIC AFFAIRS, LEAST OF ALL IN POLITICS.
NO SAINTS IN SECULAR PUBLIC AFFAIRS, LEAST OF ALL IN POLITICS. [caption id="attachment_682" align="alignleft" width="153"] By Dr. Lam Akol[/caption] The SPLM-IO issued a press statement on the 3rd instant branding the idea of a...
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MAKE 2018 A YEAR OF DECISIVE ACTION
MAKE 2018 A YEAR OF DECISIVE ACTION A call to patriotic revolutionary and democratic forces in South Sudan By, Dr. Peter Adwok Nyaba The republic of South Sudan is in deep social, economic and political crises. There seems no exit out of this...
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THE CONTINUING DESTRUCTION OF SOUTH SUDAN
THE CONTINUING DESTRUCTION OF SOUTH SUDAN Posted on 12/15/2017 By Halle Jørn Hanssen* The beautiful beginning On 9th of July 2011 the people of South Sudan gathered to celebrate their new won independence and freedom. State leaders from many...
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The SPLM (IG) and (FDS) Cairo Declaration AND Its Regional Ramifications
By; Ambassador: Emmanuel Aban Ajawin On the 16th November, 2017 Cairo witnessed the signing of an agreement between two factions of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement, in the government (SPLM- IG) and SPLM Former Detainees (FDs),...
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