Is political talk a curse to South Sudan? I think there is one ethical problem in South Sudan and that is to do with the Civil Servants, Diplomats, Politicians, Hospital workers, soldiers and military officers. Since 2005 until now; i have read some very strong opinions from people serving South Sudan in the above mentioned categories. They are not journalist nor columnist but their strong opinions have always gone against the usual norms as seen in other country. A soldier with stars or none will write strong opinion about the Government and the political wrangling without knowing his role as neural agent. A civil servant will have a strong or journalistic analysis without adherence to the social service laws that ban them from politics. Diplomats especially the junior officers who are suppose to follow their own diplomatic charter will choose to indulge into politics. Hospital workers who are suppose to be talking about the welfare of their patients or lack of services to their departments will rather choose to talk about the bad and the worse politician or even strong view on politics of the day. Unless God come to help us or continue to suffer from this silence anarchism.
Posted on: Tue, 26 Aug 2014 02:46:35 +0000
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