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CES Civil Society Network Holds First Leadership Election in Juba

By Chol D. Johnson The Central Equatoria State Civil Society Network (CESCSN) successfully conducted its first-ever election yesterday to structure its leadership. Speaking during the program, Daniel Juma Essien, the chairperson of the electoral commission, acknowledged the voters, stressing the need for transparency throughout the process. “This very short election[Read More…]

High Food Prices Grip Upper Nile State

By Chol D. Johnson The Upper Nile State Minister of Information, Peter Ngwojo Akwiny, spoke to this outlet on Friday, confirming a significant increase in the price of food commodities in the local market. “The citizens currently can’t afford food,” Akwiny stated, attributing the crisis to price hikes implemented by[Read More…]

Farming News

Call for Tax Relief as Basic Tools Limit South Sudan Farm Yields

By Kei Emmanuel Duku Local food producers across South Sudan are issuing a desperate cry for help, warning that the combination of outdated farming tools and crippling government taxes is severely controlling local output and ensuring the nation remains dangerously dependent on costly food imports. Agricultural leaders state that without[Read More…]

Health News

HIV Treatment is working, but Funding Needed for Triple 95% Goal-says AIDS’s Commission

By Kei Emmanuel Duku South Sudan is winning the “war” against HIV, with significant drops in both prevalence and annual deaths, thanks to effective antiretroviral treatment (ART). However, the fight is far from over, as the country struggles to meet global targets due to a critical lack of government investment[Read More…]

Juba News

Over 50 percent engage in worst form of child labour in South Sudan

By Lodu William Odiya At least 64 percent of the children in South Sudan are engaged in the worst forms of child labour. In an exclusive interview with this publication yesterday, Christopher Nyamandi, Save the Children South Sudan’s Country Director underscored the need for proper and peaceful growth of children[Read More…]

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CES Civil Society Network Holds First Leadership Election in Juba

High Food Prices Grip Upper Nile State

Call for Tax Relief as Basic Tools Limit South Sudan Farm Yields

HIV Treatment is working, but Funding Needed for Triple 95% Goal-says AIDS’s Commission

Over 50 percent engage in worst form of child labour in South Sudan

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