Amalna-South Sudan

02/12/2024

📢 "Leadership cannot really be taught. It can only be learned."

In South Sudan, true leadership emerges from the challenges we face and the lessons we embrace. 🌍💡

Every obstacle is an opportunity to grow, lead, and inspire change. Let's learn, evolve, and lead with purpose for a brighter future. 🌟

👉 Tag a leader who inspires you!

29/11/2024

Hakainde Hichilema. The President of the Republic of Zambia, shares some great insights in this video. What are your thoughts on his position as a president in Africa?

27/11/2024

🚨 The Strain on South Sudan's Economy & The Need for Transparency 🚨

As South Sudanese citizens continue to feel the pinch of rising prices of essential goods, it's clear: economic transparency is more crucial than ever.

Transparency in revenue collection and management can ensure that resources are being used effectively to address the economic challenges we face. With clear accountability, the government can direct funds toward subsidies or price controls on essentials like food and fuel, helping to ease the burden on everyday South Sudanese.

We all deserve to see our resources working for us. It's time for accountability in revenue management to secure a better future for South Sudan. 💪💡

27/11/2024

We are excited to participate in the Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA) Partners' Annual Review Meeting, happening from November 27-28, 2024, at the Imperial Plaza Hotel in Juba. Under the theme “Partnership for Solidarity in Action in South Sudan,” the meeting offers a valuable opportunity to reflect on and share experiences, including successes, challenges, lessons learned in 2024, and plans for 2025.
During the event, we presented our 2024 WAGIF Project activities alongside 32 other partners from various sectors, including media rights, youth rights, land and resource rights, and women’s rights. NPA’s Country Director praised the remarkable impact of national actors in South Sudan, despite the challenges of a shrinking funding landscape. He announced an increase of 30% to 60% in funding for local and national partners starting in 2025. He also emphasized the importance of collaboration through consortiums to enhance learning, solidarity, and synergy, as well as fostering stronger partnerships with the government.
This annual reflection meeting highlights the strength of partnerships in advancing sustainable change and collective progress in South Sudan.
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25/11/2024

QUOTE OF THE WEEK!
Corruption doesn’t just rob our present—it steals the dreams of our future. Transparency is the only way forward for progress in South Sudan. Together, we can create a path that leads to prosperity and justice.

22/11/2024

🌍 Transparent Leadership: A Path to Economic Stability in South Sudan

South Sudan’s economy faces tough times—currency devaluation, rising prices, and disrupted oil revenues have hit hard. But there’s hope: transparent leadership can pave the way to stability.

Here’s how:
✅ Accountable revenue management ensures resources are used to support citizens.
✅ Open decision-making builds trust with local and international partners.
✅ Fair policies attract investments and boost economic growth.

A transparent government is the foundation of a strong economy. It’s time for South Sudan to lead with honesty, fairness, and accountability. Let’s work toward a future of economic stability and opportunity!

What steps would you like to see South Sudan take to improve transparency? Share your thoughts below! 👇

20/11/2024

🌍 South Sudan’s Economic Challenges: Why Transparency Matters

South Sudan faces significant economic challenges:
💸 Devaluation of the local currency
📈 Skyrocketing commodity prices
⛽ Heavy reliance on oil revenue, disrupted by conflicts in neighbouring Sudan.

These pressures make it clear that transparent and accountable governance in revenue management is not just important—it’s essential. By prioritizing open financial practices and accountability, South Sudan can:
✅ Stabilize the economy
✅ Build trust with citizens and international partners
✅ Ensure resources are allocated where they’re needed most

It’s time to demand a government that works for the people. What steps do you think South Sudan should take to improve transparency and accountability? 🤔

18/11/2024

QUOTE OF THE WEEK!
Our children deserve a future where they can thrive without the burden of corruption. It’s up to us to speak out, hold leaders accountable, and ensure a just society for generations to come.

15/11/2024

🚨 Leadership Turmoil: Lessons from Sudan’s NCP for South Sudan

Sudan’s dissolved National Congress Party (NCP) faces a leadership crisis after the secretive election of Ahmed Harun, an ICC fugitive, as its leader. This process's lack of transparency and accountability has deepened divisions within the party and weakened its domestic and international standing.

🌍 For South Sudan, this is a stark reminder of the importance of:
✅ Open and inclusive decision-making processes
✅ Accountability to ensure leadership legitimacy

Let’s work toward governance that builds trust and stability! What’s your take on this? Share your thoughts below! 👇

14/11/2024

Today marks the start of the next phase of our Sustainable Transition from Violence to Peace project! The Storyline Design Workshop for SIKA AKOJI Radio Drama – Season II is officially underway, organized by AMALNA South Sudan with support from Christian Aid. Over the next two days, poets, scriptwriters, actors, and peacebuilding leaders are gathering at the Virgin Hotel in Juba to develop 10 impactful storylines that will promote sustainable peace across South Sudan. These narratives will tackle critical themes like women and youth participation in peace processes, psychosocial support, and civic engagement, while addressing the realities of conflict-affected communities in Akobo East and Kajo-Keji. Together, we are creating stories that inspire healing, unity, and non-violent solutions for a peaceful future. Stay tuned for more updates!

14/11/2024

📰 Leadership Changes Amid Economic Challenges in South Sudan 📰

President Salva Kiir has made a significant change in the South Sudan Revenue Authority, appointing Taban Abel Aguek as the new Deputy Commissioner General. As South Sudan faces skyrocketing prices and currency devaluation, there is a growing need for transparency in how the country manages revenue.

🌍 Why Transparency Matters:

1. Build trust in financial institutions.
2. Helps stabilize the economy.
3. Ensures fair allocation of resources.

With oil revenues impacted by regional conflicts, South Sudan must strengthen its non-oil revenue streams and ensure accountability in public offices.

What do you think these leadership changes mean for South Sudan's future?

11/11/2024

QUOTE OF THE WEEK!
South Sudan, justice starts with you. Every voice against corruption brings us closer to a just and fair society. Don’t let fear silence the truth. Together, we are stronger.

09/11/2024

What are your thoughts 🤔 on this?

The Toposa community in Eastern Equatoria State has rejected the resumption of road construction project from Nadapal to Nakodok proposed by President William Ruto in his recent visit to Juba, terming it a ploy to annex South Sudan land to Kenya. The local community are reacting to a joint communiqu...

08/11/2024

🌍 Amalna South Sudan, led by Executive Director Luate Joseph John, is at the 2024 Africa Philanthropy Network Assembly in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe! Together, we’re discussing how philanthropy can empower Africa through unity and innovation. The assembly’s theme, “Collective Freedom from Collective Struggle,” reminds us of the strength in collaboration as we work towards sustainable development across the continent.

06/11/2024

Transparency is key to accountability."
At Amalna, open data is a powerful tool in the fight against corruption. By making information accessible, we empower communities to hold institutions accountable and push for positive change. 💪✨

See how open data can help:

🧩 Identify and reduce misuse of resources.
📊 Improve government accountability.
💡 Drive informed, community-focused solutions.

Let's work together to create a more transparent South Sudan!

04/11/2024

QUOTE OF THE WEEK?
Each of us has the power to make a difference. When we act with integrity and demand the same from others, corruption loses its strength. South Sudan, the time to act is now!

01/11/2024

Corruption harms us all. Did you know it diverts resources from essential services like healthcare and education? Communities are left underserved, and lives are impacted. Let’s fight for transparency!

30/10/2024

Submissions during the public hearing of the FY-2024/2025 national budget of South Sudan.