South Sudan’s protracted conflict a product of failed governance
By Juol Nhomngek Daniel South Sudan’s protracted conflict has never been merely a contest for political power; it is a crisis rooted in weak institutions, exclusionary governance, militarised politics, historical grievances, and the collapse of social trust. Against this complex background, the 2018 Revitalised Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in the Republic of
Distant Dome: Student Reading Scores Follow the Money
By GARRY RAYNO, InDepthNH.org In my public school days, there were no cell phones to find information in an instant, or communicate with friends or family or someone across the universe, or a mind-boggling number of games to play while sitting in class. We had books. Books for math, science, history and many books for English/literature
Africa’s storage moment: Why end-to-end solutions are shaping the next phase of renewable growth
Africa’s renewable energy expansion is accelerating, led by solar deployment across East, West, and Southern Africa. Yet as generation capacity grows, the continent’s central challenge is shifting from installation to integration. Grid instability, diesel dependence, and weak transmission networks are placing new emphasis on battery energy storage systems (BESS) as critical infrastructure rather than optional
