By Chol D. Johnson Central Equatoria State Governor Emmanuel Adil Anthony has directed newly appointed ministers, advisors and commissioners to prioritize service delivery to citizens, outlining four major agendas for the state. Speaking on Monday during the swearing-in ceremony in Juba, Adil emphasized that the new leadership must focus on[Read More…]
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Hash values dispute marks 60th Session of Dr. Machar Trial
By Yiep Joseph The special court hearing the case of Dr. Riek Machar and seven co-accused on Monday dismissed a defense objection over a document containing hash values presented by a digital forensic expert. During the 60th session, digital forensic expert Ratlhogo Peter Calvin Rafadi presented the document as instructed[Read More…]
Having a PhD is one thing, but the system under which a PhD holder operates is another
By Malek Arol Dhieu Yes, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is the highest academic degree conferred by a university or college. Any one who holds a PhD is expected to have a high capacity of problem-solving. If a thread entangles itself and people are called to disentangle it, the approach of[Read More…]
Constructing a Dam at Fula Falls to Regulate Flooding along the Nile River in South Sudan
By Ajak John Ateng Recurring floods along the Nile River have become a major environmental and humanitarian challenge in South Sudan. Variability in seasonal rainfall, increasing river discharge, and the low-lying floodplains of the Nile River basin frequently result in widespread inundation that displaces communities, damages infrastructure, destroys agricultural lands,[Read More…]
Security concerns rise after Mugwo cattle raid
By James Innocent Residents of Longamere Boma in the Longajur area of Mugwo Payam, Yei River County have called for urgent intervention from authorities after suspected armed raiders stole 21 head of cattle this week. The raid occurred at about 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday when the attackers reportedly entered the[Read More…]
Peace and Stability Must Come First South Sudan once again finds itself at a crossroads as insecurity, political tension, and humanitarian concerns continue to challenge the country’s fragile transition. While leaders speak about elections and national development, the reality on the ground reminds us that peace and stability must remain[Read More…]
OPINION: Traditional and Modern Medicine: A Unified Path Toward Health for All South Sudanese
By: Hon. Sarah Cleto Rial, Minister of Health – Republic of South Sudan The past and the present have always been intertwined, and nowhere is this more evident than in the evolution of our nation’s healthcare. For centuries, the people of South Sudan have relied on traditional healing—using herbs for[Read More…]
Aweil North Commissioner Resigns After Suspension
By Hou Akot Hou The commissioner of Aweil North County in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State has resigned following a suspension issued by the state government last week. The commissioner, Deng Kuel Kuel, submitted his resignation after facing allegations of misconduct, including claims that he had improperly taken control of[Read More…]
Flooding in Fangak Disrupts Health Services as Communities Struggle to Survive
By Alan Clement Flooding in Fangak County has disrupted access to health services and displaced thousands of residents, lawmakers said, warning that communities continue to struggle as vast areas remain submerged. In a statement from the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation, the members of parliament representing Fangak County raised[Read More…]
Ethiopia, Japan Review South Sudan Peace Deal, Urge Coordinated Support Ahead of 2026 Elections
By Alan Clement The Ambassadors of Ethiopia and Japan in South Sudan have met to review progress in implementing the country’s peace agreement and called for coordinated international support as preparations continue for elections expected in 2026. During the discussion between Delil Kedir, Ambassador of Ethiopia to South Sudan, and[Read More…]
Former EES Governor Warns SSNBS Against Compromising Product Quality
By Lodu William Odiya A former governor of Eastern Equatoria State, Aloisio Emor Ojetuk has cautioned the South Sudan National Bureau of Standards (SSNBS) against compromising on product quality, saying the move could endanger public health and undermine consumer confidence in the country. Speaking during a welcoming ceremony of the[Read More…]
Kiir in South Africa for bilaterial talks
By Lodu William Odiya President Salva Kiir Mayardit has left for South Africa on an official visit to hold talks with his counterpart, Cyril Ramaphosa. In a statement that was released by the presidential press unit, President Kiir would hold discussions with President Ramaphosa to deepen the historical relations and[Read More…]
South Sudan, Canada Reaffirms Commitment to Peace, Humanitarian Support
By Sabri Dibaco The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Monday Semaya K. Kumba held a discussion with the Ambassador of Canada to South Sudan, Joanne Minns, focusing on strengthening cooperation in humanitarian assistance, peace, and stability in the country. In a statement that was released by the Foreign[Read More…]
Salaries Stalled by Declining Oil Production
By Alan Clement South Sudan’s unpaid salaries and worsening economic hardship are rooted in collapsing oil revenues, senior SPLM party leaders admitted, urging a shift to agriculture and mining as citizens struggle with rising costs and stalled services. At the opening of the SPLM Central Equatoria State expanded meeting, Vice[Read More…]
CES SPLM chairperson calls for unity, Consultations within the state structures
By Sabri Dibaco The Governor of Central Equatoria State Emmanuel Adil has urged the state party to consult with each other when making party decisions, emphasizing that inclusive dialogue within parties is essential for unity and stability. Speaking during an expanded party meeting in Juba, Governor Adil called on SPLM[Read More…]
China Donates motorcycles, books to SPLM Youth as Party Intensifies Mobilization
By Yiep Joseph The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) National Youth League has received a donation of motorcycles and books from the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China. According to the Youth league leader, the help will strengthen the youth wing’s activities as the ruling party intensifies grassroots mobilization[Read More…]
SAGA : Atong changes Tune in reviewing Crawford
By Lodu William Odiya The Minister of Trade and Industry, Atong Kuol Manyang, has officially cancelled the 90-day Administrative and Technical Review of the Crawford Capital Pay Digital Payment and E-Service System. The Minister changes the tune after receiving objection from top officials following her order to review the Crawford[Read More…]
The continuing crisis in Akobo County has once again reminded the nation how fragile peace can be when tensions escalate and communities are forced to flee their homes. Recent developments have created fear and uncertainty among residents, leaving many families displaced and in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. The South[Read More…]
Bishop Hiiboro Calls Eye Care Mission a Model of Global Solidarity
By Sabri Dibaco The Catholic Bishop of Tambura-Yambio Diocese has expressed gratitude to a Spanish medical mission team for their continued support in providing eye care services to residents in Yambio. During their third visit to Yambio, the Spanish medical mission team provided consultations, treatments, and minor procedures to dozens[Read More…]
Burial preparations for Late. Bishop Nathanial Garang Anyieth underway in Bor
By Peter Kuol Kuch The Burial preparations for the Late. Bishop Nathanial Garang Anyieth who died on the 24th Feb 2026 in Nairobi Kenya is underway in Bor. The burial Preparations started with the grave breaking at St. Andrew Cathedral in Bor. The grave breaking for Late. Bishop Nathanial was[Read More…]