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Opinion| For South Sudan to survive, Kiir and SPLM must go
['Editor In Chief']
Radio Tamazuj
South Sudan, the world’s youngest nation, was meant to symbolize hope, freedom, and the promise of building a nation from the ashes of decades of war.
For South Sudan not to collapse under the weight of mismanagement, Kiir and his SPLM must be removed from power.
For South Sudan to survive as a sovereign and functioning state, Kiir must be removed and the SPLM power structure dismantled.
Kiir may have been celebrated as a liberation hero, but history will remember him as a leader who dragged South Sudan into poverty, chaos, and division.
South Sudan now faces a tough choice; to either continue on this destructive path, or make a bold, painful break—cutting ties with Kiir, ending SPLM dominance, and dismantling a system of repression and corruption.