By Yiep Joseph The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) has apologized for the political disputes in 2013 that escalated into violent conflict and called on citizens to forgive. Addressing SPLM members during the opening of a three-day expanded meeting in Central Equatoria, the party’s Secretary-General, Akol Paul Kordit, said the[Read More…]
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Governor Suspends Aweil North Commissioner
By Hou Akot Hou The Commissioner of Aweil North County in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State has been served with suspension letter following allegations that he sold a vehicle belonging to the county hospital. The Governor of Northern Bahr el Ghazal State, Charles Madut Akol, issued the suspension on Thursday[Read More…]
Momentum in preparation indicates gov’t will avail resources-Kiir
By Lodu William Odiya President Salva Kiir Mayardit has reaffirmed his commitment to ensuring that the planned 2026 general elections take place. In a statement released by the presidential press unit yesterday, the head of state emphasized that the government will provide the necessary resources to support the electoral process.[Read More…]
SPLM applauds Kiir for crackdown on corrupt officials
By Yiep Joseph Members of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) have applauded President Salva Kiir Mayardit for what party leaders described as decisive action against corruption in South Sudan. Speaking during the opening of a three-day expanded meeting of SPLM members in Central Equatoria State, the party’s Secretary-General, Akol[Read More…]
SSNBS Executive Director vows to eradicate substandard goods in South Sudan
By Lodu William Odiya The newly appointed Executive Director of South Sudan National Bureau of Standards have vowed to eradicate substandard goods and product to safeguard human harm in the Country. Speaking during a handover ceremony at the SSNBS headquarter in Juba on Thursday, Oiylang Dominic Kanuto, who was recently[Read More…]
Calls for protect of women in Yei dominates International Women’s Day celebration
By James Innocent More than 1,000 people gathered at Yei Freedom Square in Yei River County, Central Equatoria State, to commemorate International Women’s Day, with participants calling for stronger protection of women and girls and greater gender equality in the community. The event brought together government officials, civil society organizations,[Read More…]
TAX : collection dispute, raises need for oversight
By Alan Clement Crawford Capital’s disputed contract has ignited calls for stronger parliamentary oversight, as analysts warn the row exposes deep weaknesses in transparency and accountability across South Sudan’s financial governance system. The debate erupted follows a March 5 Ministerial Memo in which Trade Minister Atong Kuol Manyang Juuk ordered[Read More…]
How a Recovered UNMISS Vehicle Was Diverted to Rescue Commercial Cargo
By Kei Emmanuel Duku A heavy-duty recovery vehicle alleged to belonging to the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) was repurposed for a private commercial rescue operation, resulting in mechanical destruction after military commanders diverted the asset for business interests. The Boorchar recovery vehicle is one of two captured[Read More…]
God exists in the heavens, the eternal, everlasting Creator, Jesus Christ our Lord
Sermon Title: A Warning to the Rich Overflowing Among the Chosen People of the Eternal Lord in Today’s World. James 5:1–20 My dear brother and sister in Christ our Lord, greetings to you all in the fold of our living, eternal God, here in beloved South Sudan. On this blessed[Read More…]
In Juba and across South Sudan, video halls popularly known as Nadi have become a fixture of daily life. They are everywhere: in residential neighborhoods, market centers, and busy streets. For many families who cannot afford a television set, these halls provide an affordable alternative, offering football matches, movies, and[Read More…]
Life in Juba has become increasingly difficult for ordinary citizens. Every day, families struggle to afford basic necessities such as food, water, transport, and rent. The rising cost of living in the capital is no longer just an economic issue; it is a national concern that requires urgent government attention.[Read More…]
“Waat Adol Community to Host Historic Peace Conference in Pagor Payam of Cueibet County, Lakes State, 16 March 2026”
By Engr. Maker Mangol Acien Yuol 11 March 2026 — The Waat Adol Community will convene a historic Peace Conference on 16 March 2026 in Pagor Payam to advance reconciliation, unity, and sustainable development across Pan Waat and surrounding communities of Gok Community. The conference is set to bring together[Read More…]
Cattle raid in Tonj East leaves 13 people dead, 7 Injured
By Hou Akot Hou At least 13 people were killed and seven others injured following a cattle raid in Tonj East County of Warrap State. The state information Minister said that the incident occurred over the weekend. Warrap State Information Minister, Mamer Baath Marol, told media that the attack occurred[Read More…]
Civilians Bear Brunt of Renewed Violence as Displacement Rises in South Sudan
By Alan Clement Civilians in South Sudan continue to suffer the worst effects of conflict, with renewed violence triggering fresh displacement and worsening humanitarian conditions despite the country’s fragile peace process, a new report warns. According to a United Nations Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan report released on[Read More…]
Gov’t Puts Healthcare at the Center of National Development
By Chol D. Johnson The Vice President for the Service Cluster, Hussein Abdelbagi Akol, has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to strengthening healthcare services, citing that effective health delivery is vital to the national development agenda of South Sudan. Speaking on Tuesday during his first official visit to Ministry of Health[Read More…]
Economist advises public to return SSP to the bank
By Alan Clement Economist Abraham Maliet has called for an investigation into a viral video showing large quantities of South Sudanese pound banknotes, urging holders of the cash to return it to the Bank of South Sudan. A video circulating widely on social media platforms in recent days appeared to[Read More…]
Youth Leaders Raise Concerns Over NGO Hiring Practices in Yei
By James Innocent Youth leaders in Yei River County of Central Equatoria State have raised concerns over employment practices by some organizations operating in the area, citing that local graduates are struggling to secure jobs despite available opportunities. During a courtesy visit to the county Labour Office in Yei, representatives[Read More…]
Court orders digital expert to hand over hash values to Defense
By Yiep Joseph The special court trying suspended First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar and seven co-accused has ordered a digital forensic expert to provide hash values of electronic evidence to the defense team as the trial continues. The ruling was delivered on Wednesday after the court considered two issues[Read More…]
Rebels : On run
By Kei Emmanuel Duku South Sudan People’s Defense Forces (SSPDF) have seized the strategic border town of Akobo, crushed rebel occupation and leaving Sudan People’s Liberation Army-In Opposition (SPLM-IO) fighters fleeing into the eastern floodplains The Sudan People’s Liberation Army-In Opposition (SPLA-IO) is the military wing of the SPLM-IO, a[Read More…]
Rising Costs Threaten School Attendance in Western Equatoria
By Sabri Dibaco Communities in Western Equatoria State have expressed growing concern over the future of their children’s education as the worsening economic situation continues to affect households across the state. Parents from different counties said the rising cost of living has made it increasingly difficult to afford school fees,[Read More…]