Author: One Citizen Daily Newspaper

CES governor calls for joint efforts to address challenges

 By Jacob Onuha Nelson The Governor of Central Equatoria State (CES), Rabi Mujung Emmanuel, has called for strengthened collaboration between government institutions, citizens, and the Church leadership in addressing challenges. According to the statement obtained from the governor’s press unit, the Mujung called on the congregation to advance peace, unity,[Read More…]

Calm returns to Mapaw after gunfire

By Yiep Joseph After reports of a brief exchange of gunfire at the Mapaw checkpoint on Sunday, calm returned following intervention. Early Sunday morning gunshots were heard toward Mapaw Checkpoint, just along the  Juba-Bor Road. The eyewitnesses said that the gunfire came as a result of a misunderstanding between army[Read More…]

DEFECTION:Rocks SPLM/A-IO

By Kei Emmanuel Duku The South Sudan People’s Defense Forces (SSPDF) has confirmed that approximately 11,500 former SPLA-IO combatants and organized forces have renounced rebellion to rejoin the Government under President Salva Kiir Mayardit. The mass defection, which occurred over the weekend significantly boosts the government’s military strength and influence[Read More…]

Finance Ministry Disburses October Salaries on Schedule, Reaffirming Timely Payment Pledge

By Lodu William Odiya The Ministry of Finance and Planning yesterday reaffirmed its commitment to the timely payment of salaries for civil servants and the organized forces, announcing that October 2025 salaries have been successfully disbursed. In a statement issued by the ministry, officials confirmed the payments were processed in[Read More…]

The commitment to education for girls and young women is not just a personal choice; it is the cornerstone of a stronger, more resilient community. Around the world, educated women drive progress, yet in South Sudan, we are constantly fighting an old, damaging battle. Our girls are being marginalized taken[Read More…]

70 Incidents Reported in September Alone, RJMEC Warns Of ‘Catastrophe’

By Kei Emmanuel Duku The Reconstituted Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (RJMEC) has warned that South Sudan’s humanitarian crisis is rapidly escalating toward a “possible full-scale food and nutrition catastrophe,” driven by soaring conflict and a sharp rise in violence against aid workers. According to a report released yesterday, RJMEC[Read More…]

Legislator Demands Overhaul of South Sudan’s Cybercrime Bill

By Kei Emmanuel Duku An opposition legislator, Elizabeth James Bol, delivered a strong rebuke to the Revitalized Transitional National Legislative Assembly (R-TNLA) yesterday, declaring the proposed Cyber Crimes and Computer Misuse Bill 2025 is “long overdue” but fundamentally flawed. James, representing the SPLM-IO Women’s League from Warrap State, took to[Read More…]