By Chol D. Johnson The Governor of Northern Bahr el Ghazal State (NBGs) Charles Madut Akol, has conducted an inspection tour of drainage channels in Aweil Town as part of efforts to prepare for the upcoming rainy season. According to a press statement issued on Monday by the state government,[Read More…]
Author: One Citizen Daily Newspaper
Muslim community in Suk Zande receives food assistance
By Sabri Dibaco The Muslim community in Suk Zande (Juba) has received a consignment of food items to support vulnerable families as they approach the final days of the holy month of Ramadan. The distribution, carried out was, targeting fasting families, all Muslims communities in the area who have been[Read More…]
Heat Stress Warning for South Sudan as Southern Rains Forecast
By Alan Clement Central and northern parts of South Sudan are expected to face dangerous heat conditions this week, even as southern areas receive above-normal rainfall, according to a new regional weather outlook. The weekly forecast issued by the IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (ICPAC) indicated that temperatures above[Read More…]
Mental Health crisis escalates in Yei
By James Innocent A long-time street resident believed to be living with a mental health condition drew attention in Yei Town on Monday after being seen bathing at the Yei River for what witnesses described as the first time in many years. The man, identified by relatives as Bureng John,[Read More…]
Security Committee to Intensify Vigilance across Central Equatoria
By Lodu William Odiya The Central Equatoria State Security Committee (CES-SC) has reaffirmed its commitment to heightening vigilance across Central Equatoria. In a statement that was released by the state Press unit, the move is to bolster urban safety in the state. “Governor Emmanuel Adil Anthony who chaired the meeting[Read More…]
GOVERNMENT Defends ongoing military operations
By Lodu William Odiya South Sudan’s government has released a statement citing that the on-going military operations in some parts of the country is a response to the security threats from opposition forces. This is in response to leaders from the South Sudan Council of Churches regarding political, security and[Read More…]
CES leaders pledge unity beyond party differences
By Alan Clement Central Equatoria State (CES) Leaders have pledged to work together regardless of their different party affiliations. The group vowed to put efforts to strengthen unity with hope to strengthen service delivery for their people. The officials used the March 16, 2026 swearing-in ceremony of the recently appointed[Read More…]
Yei resident’s welcome establishment of university in the area
By Fatuma Asha and Lodu William Odiya Citizens in Yei River state have welcome the establishment of a new University in the county following the recent announcement by the Central Equatoria State governor, Emmanuel Adil Anthony. In an exclusive interview with No. 1 citizen newspaper, Danascovic Cosmas emphasized that the[Read More…]
By Sabri Dibaco The Governor of Western Equatoria State, Badagbu Daniel Rimbasa, has given the citizen of WES assurance of their safety during the upcoming farming season. Speaking during a press statement, Governor Daniel said a comprehensive strategic plan focused on peace building, public health response, and economic recovery with[Read More…]
Dr. Machar’s fate in Judges’ hands, Gov’t tells council of Churches
Yiep Joseph and Alan Clement The Government of South Sudan has rejected church appeals for the release of opposition leader Dr. Riek Machar, stressing that only the courts have authority over his case. In a statement issued from the Office of the President on March 17, the government responded to[Read More…]
Heat Stress Warning for South Sudan as Southern Rains Forecast
By Alan Clement Central and northern parts of South Sudan are expected to face dangerous heat conditions this week, even as southern areas receive above-normal rainfall, according to a new regional weather outlook. The weekly forecast issued by the IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (ICPAC) indicated that temperatures above[Read More…]
Yambio State Hospital Installs New Diagnostic Machines
By Sabri Dibaco The medical director of Yambio State Hospital, Samuel Okondjo, has confirmed the installation of a kidney testing machine and a CBC machine capable of analysing liver function, blood counts, and lipid profiles. Speaking to No. 1 Citizen Daily Newspaper, Samuel said the installation marks a major milestone[Read More…]
Commissioner Warns of ‘Two Governments’ in Counties as Officials Urge Unity Ahead of Elections
By Alan Clement A Central Equatoria county commissioner has warned that parallel authority between security coordinators and commissioners risks creating “two governments” at the local level, as state officials called for unity ahead of anticipated elections. The concerns were raised Monday during the swearing-in ceremony of newly appointed state officials[Read More…]
GOVERNOR : Directs officials to deliver services
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…]
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…]