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COMMENDING SWIFT EXECUTIVE ACTION: RESTORING URBAN ORDER AND RESPONDING TO THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE THEOUGH PLUSTWOONEONE MEDIA.
JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN — August 31, 2026 — A commended leadership is one that listens, acts, and
restores order for its citizens. The concerned citizens and daily commuters of Juba City hereby express their
profound appreciation and highest commendation to the leadership of Central Equatoria State, headed by
His Excellency Governor Emmanuel Adil Anthony, alongside his deputy, the City Mayor of Juba, and the

entire state administration, for their prompt, decisive, and highly responsive action regarding the Custom-
Jebel dual carriage road clearance.
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Plus two one one Breaking the Cycle of Political Retaliation in South Sudan.

Political retaliation after government changes is a major threat to South Sudan’s stability and peace. Too often, new officials use state power to settle personal grievances against predecessors, creating a continuous cycle of revenge and mistrust.

While President Salva Kiir Mayardit has repeatedly shown a willingness to work with rivals for national unity, Yet, all too often, individuals appointed to serve alongside him enter office carrying personal grudges. Instead of using power to serve the nation, incoming officials frequently turn the apparatus of the state against their predecessors—harassing, marginalizing, or detaining them—only to face the exact same fate when the political wheel turns again. this makes peaceful transitions nearly impossible.
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When Politics Becomes a Marketplace: The Growing Culture of Lobbying, Appointments and Revocations in South Sudan. lobby for appointment → obtain office → build political networks → protect access → compete against rivals → face dismissal → lobby for another appointment again.

South Sudan’s presidency is facing a growing governance concern: the perception that political lobbying, personal loyalty and access to wealth are becoming more influential than competence, institutional rules and the public interest in determining who occupies positions of power.

For a country born out of a long liberation struggle and founded on aspirations of self-government, presidential appointments should strengthen institutions, improve public administration and deliver services to citizens. Instead, the repeated appointment, dismissal and reappointment of ministers and senior officials has increasingly created the impression of a government in which political connections matter more than institutional continuity, professional competence and coherent policy objectives.

This is not simply a question of whether a particular minister deserves to remain in office. It is a question about the system that emerges when public positions become objects of political competition.
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When Politics Becomes a Marketplace: The Growing Culture of Lobbying, Appointments and Revocations in South Sudan. - Plus 211 When Politics Becomes a Marketplace: The Growing Culture of Lobbying, Appointments and Revocations in South Sudan. South Sudan’s presidency is confronting a growing governance concern: the perception that political lobbying, personal loyalty and access to wealth are becoming more influential than ...

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When Politics Becomes a Marketplace: The Growing Culture of Lobbying, Appointments and Revocations in South Sudan. - Plus 211 When Politics Becomes a Marketplace: The Growing Culture of Lobbying, Appointments and Revocations in South Sudan. South Sudan’s presidency is confronting a growing governance concern: the perception that political lobbying, personal loyalty and access to wealth are becoming more influential than ...

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