Banning Plastic Bags in Bor
As increasing numbers of South Sudanese move into our major population centres, introducing effective municipal waste management policies has become more important than ever before. […]
Month: September 2015
Peace With Reservations
So our government is insisting on its reservations to the Compromise Peace Agreement being accepted. Here is my own light-hearted interpretation of the sixteen objections. […]
A Shattered Peace
The crackdown in Equatoria threatens not only the civilians caught up in the violence but also the promise of a sustainable peace in South Sudan. […]
Rivers of Honey
Who needs oil when we have honey. South Sudan’s lush greenbelt forests raise the promise of ‘rivers of honey’ fuelling a potentially lucrative export market. […]
Citizens for Peace
Citizens for Peace is a campaign I launched across Twitter and Facebook to promote and educate citizens about the Compromise Peace Agreement. Thousands were reached. […]
Cattle: Our Illiquid Assets
In South Sudan cattle outnumber people, giving us an exciting opportunity to develop an export market. But are we willing to make the necessary sacrifices? […]
Banking in Crisis
The Central Bank of South Sudan (CBOSS) is running out of money and this spells trouble for our country’s banking sector and the wider economy. A […]