By Sabri Dibaco The Association for Media Development in South Sudan (AMDISS) is hosting a national consultative workshop in Juba to discuss media self-regulation, ethical journalism, and professional accountability in the country. The meeting, organised by the Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS), has brought together key stakeholders from[Read More…]
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Revenue Authority sets September 15 deadline for August tax filing and payments
By Sabri Dibaco The South Sudan Revenue Authority (SSRA) has reminded taxpayers that September 15, 2026, is the deadline for filing and paying tax obligations relating to August. The reminder was issued in a taxpayer notice dated September 7 and highlighted by the SSRA in a public communication on Tuesday.[Read More…]
Over 20 Civil Society and security officials trained in Yei
By James Innocent More than 20 representatives from civil society organisations, security institutions, media houses, and other stakeholders have received training in Yei River County on cybercrime, the Computer Misuse Act 2026, and electoral preparedness. The training was organised by the Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS), Central Equatoria[Read More…]
Governor Lobong urges companies to give back to communities
By Lodu William Odiya Governor Louis Lobong Lojore has called for responsible investment in Eastern Equatoria State’s natural resources, saying the region’s untapped mineral wealth should directly benefit local communities. According to the EES press unit, Governor Lobong made the remarks on Tuesday when he met representatives of Ecobridge Global[Read More…]
A woman in Aweil strangles her 2 children to death, Police report
By Hou Akot Hou Police in Northern Bahr El Ghazal State (NBGs) have reported a tragic incident in Aweil Town in which a young mother is alleged to have caused the deaths of her two children following a family dispute. The incident reportedly occurred on Saturday evening in the New[Read More…]
OPINION: Drought is coming, South Sudan must prepare
Writer: Ajak John Ateng South Sudan needs to prepare now for a strengthening El Niño. The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) says the phenomenon is already firmly established and is expected to strengthen, with a near-certain chance of persisting through February 2027. For South Sudan, this should be a clear warning[Read More…]
OPINION: Avoid stealing the money of South Sudan for it will speak to you by miracle
Writer: Ayuel Mangok Angui Corruption is one of the great enemies that affects the development of a country in any part of the world. Many countries in Asia and Africa are living below the poverty line, and this is because powerful people and the authorities in these continents have involved[Read More…]
NATION TALK: Nimule border should become a faster gateway for trade
The Nimule border is one of the most important entry points for goods and essential services into South Sudan. Every day, trucks carrying food, fuel, construction materials, medicines, and other commodities cross the border to supply markets and communities across the country. Because of this, the efficiency of the border[Read More…]
Minister of Interior to downsize staff at Nimule border
By Lodu William Odiya The Minister of Interior Aleu Ayieny Aleu, has directed a sweeping downsizing of staff across institutions operating at the Nimule border post to curb revenue leakages and streamline operations. Aleu, who leads a Subcommittee of the Ministerial High-Level Committee on Economic Reforms, issued the directive during[Read More…]
Former national MP reiterates call for forgiveness and peace
By Deng Athian A former national Member of Parliament and wife of opposition leader Gen. Paul Malong Awan, Hon. Ajok Wol Atak, last Sunday renewed her call for forgiveness, dialogue, and reconciliation among South Sudan’s political leaders. In her new month message of peace addressed to President Salva Kiir Mayardit,[Read More…]
ROAD: Juba-Nimule highway repairs set to resume after funding approval
By Ijoo Bosco The long-awaited repairs on the Juba–Nimule Highway are set to resume after the Ministry of Finance and the Economic Reform Committee approved funding for urgent maintenance. Rhino Construction Company is expected to receive the approved funds, allowing the contractor to begin addressing major potholes and sections of[Read More…]
Yei County Commissioner calls for unity, community development
By James Innocent The Commissioner of Yei River County, Samuel Henry Malimbo, has called on Christians at St. Mark Parish to strengthen unity, cooperation, and community development. He said that the church has an important role to play in bringing people together. Speaking during Sunday Mass at the parish on[Read More…]
Yei education officials urge partners to prioritise qualified local youth
By James Innocent Education officials and local authorities in Yei River County have called on development partners to prioritise qualified residents when recruiting staff and volunteers. The officials said that local involvement could strengthen community ownership and accountability. The Director General for Education in Central Equatoria State, Ustas Emmanuel Moga[Read More…]
Bentiu IDP camp gets temporary court as effort to tackle crime intensifies
By Sabri Dibaco A temporary court has opened inside the Bentiu internally displaced persons’ camp as authorities move to improve access to justice and strengthen efforts to tackle crime and violence affecting displaced communities. The court, which began operations on September 7 and will run until September 26, is supported[Read More…]
Government urges media institutions to strengthen early warning dissemination
By Sabri Dibaco The Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management has called on journalists and media practitioners to strengthen the dissemination of early warning information, saying timely and accurate communication can help communities prepare for hazards before they develop into disasters. The call was made during the opening of[Read More…]
Dr. Machar trial adjourned after court lacks full judicial panel
By Yiep Joseph Proceedings in the trial of Dr. Riek Machar and seven other SPLM/A-IO detainees were adjourned due to the lack of a full judicial panel. Yesterday, the special court was unable to proceed, as one of the judges was absent due to health issues. The 114th session of[Read More…]
Former Detainees Whip at the TNLA urge youth to reject political incitement
By Lodu William Odiya The SPLM Former Detainees (FDs) have called on South Sudanese youth to reject political leaders who promote incitement and confrontation, warning that mobilising young people into street protests or violence could further undermine the country’s fragile peace. Isaiah Hakim Garang, who is the SPLM (FDs) whip[Read More…]
South Sudan, Uganda sign MoU on cross-border health security
By Lodu William Odiya The Ministries of Health of South Sudan and Uganda have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen cross-border collaboration on health security and improve the protection of communities in the two neighboring countries. The agreement is aimed at enhancing cooperation in disease surveillance, preparedness, and[Read More…]
Former Detainees condemn Nyandeng remarks at Kosti Manibe’s funeral
By Sabri Dibaco The Former Political Detainees (FDs) have rejected Vice President Rebecca Nyandeng’s remarks, warning against political incitement and violence. The FDs said Nyandeng’s comments do not represent the group’s official position. Nyandeng, a senior member of the Former Political Detainees, made the remarks during Kosti Manibe’s funeral. Speaking[Read More…]
OPINION: Shame the devil and honour God
Writer: Ayuel Mangok Angui It is good to reject the devil and accept God. We are children of God who are created according to God’s own image and gifted with natural intelligence, which helps us to judge and choose between good and evil. The clever people do not praise the[Read More…]