Author: One Citizen Daily Newspaper

Special court to determine prosecution’s request for protection of witnesses

By Yiep Joseph The special court trying Puot Kang and the seven co-accused, including Suspended First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar Teny, has concluded presentations from witnesses that do need protection. On Wednesday the sixth prosecution witness, Sgt. Mayen Kuol Chan, special bodyguard of the late SSPDF commander Major General[Read More…]

Policy Expert: Security Overhaul Needed to Save South Sudan’s Democratic Hopes

By Kei Emmanuel Duku South Sudan’s democratic ambitions are hanging by a thread, with a leading policy expert warning that only a massive security overhaul and a peace-first strategy can prevent the 2026 elections from collapsing into renewed national chaos. In a hard-hitting policy statement released Tuesday, January 6, 2026,[Read More…]

Roads of Peace, Not Blood

It is deeply distressing to watch families continue to risk the lives of their loved ones on roads that have become synonymous with violence, ambushes, and fear. What should be ordinary journeys have turned into perilous undertakings, where survival is uncertain and grief is often the outcome. At the heart[Read More…]

Auditing a Financial Management for Credible Accounting

   BY: Joseph Akim Gordon Auditing is an important tool to ensure transparency and accountability in financial management; auditing is an important term that describes the examination and verification in an institution setting for financial records. Auditing ensures the accuracy and integrating of financial information, also it enhances operational efficiency, promotes[Read More…]

  Children in Kapoeta South Trained on Advocacy and Leadership Skills

By Chol D. Johnson More than 30 children were trained on child rights, advocacy, and leadership skills on Tuesday during a workshop organized by Save the Children in Kapoeta South, Eastern Equatoria State. Save the Children conducted an interactive capacity-building workshop for Child Rights Clubs and Child Parliament members under[Read More…]

Nadapal Situation Calms After Security Forces Clash in EES

By Jacob Onuha Nelson Authorities in Eastern Equatoria State (EES) say the security situation in Nadapal has calmed following recent clashes between the South Sudan People’s Defence Forces (SSPDF) and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement–In Opposition (SPLM-IO). Speaking in an exclusive phone interview with this news outlet, the State Minister[Read More…]

 By Hou Akot Hou Seventeen people have been bitten by unidentified animals in separate incidents across Aweil West and North counties over the weekend, sparking fear among residents and drawing urgent responses from police and health officials. Sixteen victims were attacked late Saturday at Udhum Payam in Aweil West County,[Read More…]

UNMISS Calls for de-escalation of Tensions

 By Chol D. Johnson The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) has called for the de-escalation of tensions across the country amid escalating violence and growing humanitarian needs. In a statement issued on Tuesday, UNMISS Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General (DSRSG) Anita Kiki Gbeho emphasized the urgency of[Read More…]

Unaccompanied Children Among 3,000 New Arrivals as Aid Gaps Deepen in South Sudan

By Alan Clement More than 3,000 Sudanese refugees and South Sudanese returnees, including unaccompanied children, have entered South Sudan fleeing renewed fighting in Sudan, straining border reception points and exposing critical humanitarian service gaps, UNICEF warned. According to a UNICEF South Sudan statement, the arrivals, concentrated at entry points such[Read More…]