Author: One Citizen Daily Newspaper

NEC warns legal contradictions could derail South Sudan’s 2026 elections

By Alan Clement South Sudan’s National Elections Commission (NEC) has raised alarm over unresolved contradictions in the country’s legal framework, warning they could undermine the peace agreement and delay credible elections scheduled for December 2026. Speaking at a workshop on Women in Media and Political Transition last week, NEC Secretary[Read More…]

Jonglei gov’t confirms deployment of forces at contested fishing Islands

 By Peter Kuol Kuch The government of Jonglei State has confirmed the deployment of South Sudan people’s defence forces (SSPDF) at the most contested fishing Islands following dramatic disarmament exercise in Bor County. According to government spokesperson in Jonglei, the security forces would be deployed at Buoth-angany, Lang, Paluat, Panom,[Read More…]

Yei Commissioner Launches Youth Strategic Action Plan

By James Innocent The Commissioner of Yei River County, Emmanuel Taban Seme, has officially launched the Yei River County Youth Association (YRCYA) Strategic Action Plan for 2025–2027, an initiative supported by the International Organization for Migration (IOM). Speaking during the launch, Commissioner Taban commended the association for its commitment to[Read More…]

Yei Women Urge Men to end Violence

By James Innocent Women in Yei River County have appealed to men to end all forms of violence against women, citing that they have endured years of suffering caused by conflict, displacement, and social discrimination. The call came during a community training organized by Vision for Humanity, focusing on transitional[Read More…]

War and Fragility Drive South Sudan Malnutrition Crisis, Placing 3.2 Million at Risk

By Kei Emmanuel Duku South Sudan is staring down a huge humanitarian tragedy, with 3.2 million children and pregnant/lactating women projected to suffer from acute malnutrition by mid-2026, according to stark new figures released during the launch of the country’s Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) analysis. The alarming statistics[Read More…]

Over 4,000 Learners to Benefit as GESS Launches Cash Transfers in Yei River County

 By James Innocent The County Education Department of Yei River County, in partnership with the Ministry of General Education and Instruction (MOGEI) and the Girls’ Education South Sudan (GESS) programme, officially launched the 2025 Cash Transfer payments this week. The initiative aims to support schoolgirls and learners with disabilities across[Read More…]