The autonomy of South Sudan was a welcome infant whose delivery signalled hope to her citizenry. There was a time when South Sudan may have thought that the attainment of independence was the antidote, but a new wound appeared. South Sudan, like any other nation, has had her own share of misfortune and challenges to reckon with, despite all that, progress is imminent and a democratic constitutional order is in the offing. The conception of various agreements including the Revitalised Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in South Sudan (R-ARCSS) in 2018 has constituted their foundational steps towards attaining peace, uniting the rival factions and aligning the citizenry towards a transition government. People of South Sudan need a working constitutional establishment.
