In the Name of the Holy Trinity – Amen Article Title: – Arise from sleep with Jesus Christ, and thank God for His security and confidence, and you will find grace. My dear brother and sister in Christ our Lord, welcome to the fold of our living God, in beloved[Read More…]
Author: One Citizen Daily Newspaper
PROSECUTORS: Demand removal of defense lawyers
By Lodu William Odiya The Government prosecutors have yesterday asked the special court to dismiss two of Dr. Riek Machar’s lawyers, arguing they lack valid licenses. This demand came during the third session where the government prosecutors emphasized that there were some of the defense lawyers’ whose licence were expired.[Read More…]
Attacking civilians and humanitarian workers is a violation of the Constitution of South Sudan. Humanitarian organizations are in our country to support communities affected by conflict and contribute to nation-building. These attacks are not only unlawful but deeply counterproductive. Instead of targeting those who are here to help, our leaders[Read More…]
Minister pledges support to strengthen human rights efforts
By Alan Clement Abyei’s Minister of Gender, Child, and Social Welfare, Aluel Minyiel Rou, has pledged her Ministry’s full support to bolster human rights advocacy in the Abyei Special Administration area. In a statement, the minister made the pledge during a meeting with a delegation led by Acting Chairperson Monychol[Read More…]
GPAA authorities urge communities to relocate to high ground
By Alan Clement Authorities in the Greater Pibor Administrative Area (GPAA) have urged flood-affected communities to move at least 100 meters away from riverbanks to enable permanent dyke construction, as waters continue to rise across the region. Chief Administrator Gola Boyoi Gola made the appeal during a joint flood assessment[Read More…]
SSNBS launches National stakeholders’ consultation on Codex, Food safety
By Jacob Onuha Nelson The Executive Director of South Sudan National Bureau for standards, Gloria Nyoka Joseph Lasu, has officially launched a National consultation on Codex and food safety workshop in Juba. Addressing the Media during the launching in Juba yesterday, Gloria stated that Codex and food safety was an[Read More…]
Lawyers for break after Dr. Machar’s legal battle
By Lodu William Odiya The court proceeding over suspended Vice President Dr. Riek Machar and seven other accused of treason has again adjourned the third hearing to allow time for the prosecutors and the defense lawyers to respond to the points of objections in writings. During the third hearing, the[Read More…]
Ministry of Finance disburses September Salaries
By Kei Emmanuel Duku South Sudan’s civil servants and organized forces can finally breathe a sigh of relief for the month of September as the Ministry of Finance and Planning has announced the full payment of their salaries. This comes at the backdrop of commitment initially made by Vice President[Read More…]
Journalist’s Detention Prompts Condemnation and Calls for Press Freedom
Kei Emmanuel Duku A cameraman working for the Office of the First Vice President, Dr. Riek Machar, was detained by security forces as he attempted to cover a court hearing in Juba, an act that has drawn strong condemnation from his office and prompted a senior justice to reiterate the[Read More…]
The recent condemnation by the United States Embassy of the looting of a World Food Programme (WFP) boat in New Fangak is a chilling reminder of the growing risks faced by humanitarian workers in South Sudan. When those entrusted with security turn into perpetrators of extortion and theft, the very[Read More…]
Banks are the lifeblood of a healthy economy. They act as essential mediators, channeling capital from investors to businesses and individuals to fuel growth. Beyond just storing money, banks provide a range of vital services: they facilitate efficient transactions, offer credit for large acquisitions, and manage risk to maintain financial[Read More…]
ATTACK : US calls for an end
Kei Emmanuel Duku The U.S. Embassy in Juba has issued a strong statement condemning what it described as a “worsening pattern of looting and rent-seeking” directed at humanitarian aid efforts in South Sudan. The condemnation comes after an incident in which South Sudan People’s Defense Forces (SSPDF) personnel allegedly raided[Read More…]
Minister of Health and Partners Embark on Door-to-Door immunization Campaigns
By Kei Emmanuel Duku The Ministry of Health, in partnership with the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), has launched a comprehensive integrated health campaign aimed at protecting over 2.1 million children and 1.2 million adults from polio and Schistosomiasis. The campaign, which began today,[Read More…]
Prof urges Gov’t to relocate Dr. Machar’s trial venue
By Jacob Onuha Nelson The former vice chancellor of University of Juba, Professor John Akec, has urged the government to relocate the venue for ongoing trial of suspended First Vice President Machar. The court proceedings that started on Monday at Freedom Hall had led to negative impact on economic, social,[Read More…]
NBG’s youth to inaugurate new leadership, calls for support
By Hou Akot Hou The youth in Northern Bahr El Gazal state (NBGs) have called for support as they plan to inaugurate elected leaders. The body was elected to power early this month; now prepare to assume office with zeal to focus on youth activities. Speaking to the media, Deng[Read More…]
Persons with disabilities plead to army groups to cease hostilities
By James Innocent The leader of persons with disabilities in Yei River County of Central Equatoria State has called on armed groups in the country to cease hostilities. The appeal followed a series of armed conflicts in some parts of South Sudan, including Yei River County. The group leader called[Read More…]
Warrap Governor calls for inclusive approaches in addressing humanitarian crisis
By Lodu William Odiya The Governor of Warrap State, Amb. Bol Wek Agoth have called for a multi-pronged approach that encompasses the needs of vulnerable populations on the ground without forgetting citizens of Warrap State. In a statement issued by the state press unit, the remark followed their discussion with[Read More…]
SSNBS pleas for collaboration to address issues on food safety
By Lodu William Odiya The Executive Director of the South Sudan National Bureau of Standard, Gloria Nyoka Joseph has called on the government to tighten policies in order to address issues regarding food safety in the country. Addressing a consultative workshop for a National Advocacy for High-level policy makers yesterday,[Read More…]
Minister urges community action to combat non-communicable diseases
By Alan Clement South Sudan’s Minister of Health has called on communities to actively engage in public health awareness and routine medical checkups to curb the threat of non-communicable diseases such as diabetes and hypertension. According to the Health Ministry’s communications department, Minister Sarah Cleto delivered the message during a[Read More…]
Chief Administrator engages chamber of commerce, vows to support businesses
By Alan Clement The Chief Administrator of the Ruweng Administrative Area, Stephano Wieu de Mialek, on Sunday met with the Ruweng Chamber of Commerce and the Sudanese business community to discuss trade relations and strengthen cooperation. According to the Ruweng Administrative Area press unit, the discussions focused on enhancing collaboration[Read More…]