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11/03/2026

These artists better not invite Anyar Yol mathiang into this diss game 🤣✌️… because once he enters the studio, everyone in front of him is finished!


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06/03/2026

Why Minister Atong Kuol Is Right to Question the Crawford Digital Payment System

The decision by Vice President Wani Igga to reject Trade Minister Atong Kuol Manyang Juuk’s request to suspend the Crawford Digital Payment System for a 90-day review raises serious concerns about transparency and accountability in South Sudan’s public financial management.

Minister Atong’s request was not unreasonable. Asking for a temporary suspension and a technical and administrative review of a system that manages a significant portion of the country’s revenue collection is a responsible step. Any system that handles public funds—especially one operating across key entry points such as borders, ports, immigration offices, ministries, and the airport—must be subject to periodic review to ensure transparency, efficiency, and integrity.

The Crawford Digital Payment System reportedly manages revenue collections at several critical points, including Mombasa Port, Naivasha Dry Port, the Uganda Revenue Authority office in Kampala, and the Nimule border crossing. These locations are central to the flow of imports and government income. Because of this, the system’s operations directly affect national revenue and the country’s economic stability.

Minister Atong's call for a 90-day review should be seen as an attempt to protect public resources rather than disrupt government operations. In many countries, audits and reviews of revenue systems are standard practice. Such reviews help identify technical flaws, prevent corruption, and improve efficiency. Refusing even a temporary review risks sending the message that accountability is secondary to administrative procedures.

Vice President Wani Igga argued that the system cannot be suspended because it was approved by the Economic Cluster and later endorsed by the Council of Ministers. However, approval should not place any government system beyond scrutiny. If concerns arise whether technical, administrative, or financial the respon

06/03/2026

If the government is serious about fighting corruption, then the question many people are asking is simple: when will everyone be held accountable, not just a few individuals?

Many South Sudanese are wondering when Adut Kiir Mayardit, the daughter of Salva Kiir Mayardit, will also face scrutiny. Reports and public discussions often claim she has influence over several businesses and sectors in the country. If officials are being arrested for corruption, then transparency should apply to everyone, regardless of their connections.

How many companies are linked to her? What are the real sources of her wealth and income? These are legitimate questions that deserve clear answers. Fighting corruption should not be selective it must be fair, transparent, and applied to all if the public is to trust the process.

05/03/2026

South Sudan deserves better. 🇸🇸
Embassies that should represent our nation with dignity are now being shut down over unpaid rent. Some diplomats have even been evicted by court orders in countries like the UK, France, Italy, and at the African Union. In some places, our embassies are now operating only online.

In France alone, the government is facing a $2,000 daily fine until the debt is cleared. This is not just embarrassing—it’s a serious reflection of the state of our institutions and leadership.

South Sudanese everywhere should pay attention. Our country’s image abroad matters.

05/03/2026

At this point the amount of “leaked tapes” circulating online is starting to confuse people. Someone might think Juba has stopped being the capital city of South Sudan and has officially become the capital city of scandals 😂😂
Every week social media says:
“Breaking news from Juba!” 📱
My people, the internet in our country works harder than some government offices 🤣
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03/03/2026

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