Its tittle was, “Think Big, Live Big.” Though you have read the story before, please read again. It has changed my life. Just before reading it, read my aftermath below. Many aftermaths are associated to negativities. But my aftermath, I need to testify is associated to positivity. I wrote the[Read More…]
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Article Title: “Wake Up with Jesus Christ, Thank God, Believe and Trust to Find Grace” Sermon Title: “How to Speak with God? Through Prayer and Reading the Bible, He Speaks to Us Directly” Psalm 91:15–16 Dear brothers and sisters in Christ our Lord, welcome to the fold of our living[Read More…]
Gang Violence—A Crisis of Leadership and Future
By Kiden Stela Mandela The capital, Juba, is under siege, not by a foreign army, but by its own youth. A wave of ruthless gang activity is sweeping through our streets, with young men moving brazenly with sharp, broken bottles, machetes (pangas), and even pistols and guns. Their main target?[Read More…]
Aweil East County begins road renovation
By Hou Akot Hou The Aweil East County government has started road repair from Wanyjok town center to the county headquarter in Mabil. Speaking to the Media, the County Information Director, Paul Kuc Akot said the project is aimed at improving accessibility to essential Services. He revealed that this was[Read More…]
Media Veteran dies
By Lodu William Odiya The public and Media Family mourn the loss of Veteran Journalist Michael Koma, who passed on over the weekend. According to family desk, veteran journalist Koma died at the age of 50 after a short illness. Before death robbed the Fraternity, Koma was a well-known Editor[Read More…]
CES governor reaffirms support for local peace initiatives
By Lodu William Odiya The Governor of Central Equatoria State, Rabi Mujung Emmanuel has reaffirmed support for local peace initiative aimed at promoting reconciliation in the state. In a statement issued by the governor’s press unit, Governor Mujung emphasized that Peace is our shared responsibility. “Peace is our shared responsibility;[Read More…]
Civil-Military Relations Strengthened in Ye
By James Innocent Local authorities in Yei River County, Central Equatoria State have said cooperation and understanding between security forces and civilians has improved, leading to better handling of criminals and community issues. speaking to the media yesterday, the county Paramount Chief, Joseph Brown Lo Mosee emphasized that the coordination[Read More…]
ELECTION: Stakeholders express doubt
By Alan Clement Some stakeholders warned that elections in 2026 are unlikely due to the government’s failure to implement key parts of the 2018 agreement. In an exclusive interview, the Chairperson person of the Coalition of Other Political Parties, Dr. Gai Chol Paul expressed doubt regarding the upcoming election. He[Read More…]
MP calls for climate laws
By Alan Clement A lawmaker has urged the government to enforce environmental and biodiversity laws, citing unchecked deforestation and growing community risks from climate change, insecurity, and gender-based violence. In an exclusive interview, Ibba County MP Jackson Barko Charles vowed to present findings from new research linking peace, gender, and[Read More…]
Teacher’s Union decry salary delay
By Jacob Onuha Nelson Teacher’s professional union has decried the inadequate and delay of salary payment stating it impact the teaching profession Speaking during the commemoration of the international teacher’s day on Monday in Juba under theme “teachers make lives better”. Garang Deng Chol, chairperson of the National teachers Union[Read More…]
Unite for a Peaceful and Prosperous South Sudan
By Deng Chol South Sudan has endured years of division, conflict, and mistrust. Families live with uncertainty, communities struggle to rebuild, and hope for a better future is often delayed. The question is not whether peace and prosperity are needed they are but when will the people rise together to[Read More…]
Why I write about the human condition part {2}
For a long time now, Morgan Freeman has amazed me in his story of God. He begins this journey to discover the power of miracles and it has taken him to many places, India, Egypt, Ethiopia, Mexico, Rome and many places, talked with Buddhist monks, pastors and scientists to understand[Read More…]
The second cohort of female led CSOs graduated with skills on Judicial Reforms, Lobby and Advocacy in Juba
Participants from CSOs pose with their certificates! Photo Credit: Supplied The second cohort of over 50 participants from women led CSOs and their male allies in South Sudan celebrated their graduation from a transformative training program organized by PAX for Peace. The training, held from October 7 to 9, 2025,[Read More…]
Brilliant Pharmaceutical Company opens in Juba
By Chol D. Johnson The Brilliant Pharmaceutical Company (BPC) has officially opened in Juba, South Sudan, bringing health services closer to the public. Established on 4th Jury 2024, BPC became fully operational over the weekend, a rescue plan in the South Sudan pharmaceutical sector. With a focus on all forms[Read More…]
Twic East MP denies impeachment claims, calls reports “baseless”
By Alan Clement Twic East County Member of Parliament, Deng Dau Deng, has dismissed reports claiming local leaders had resolved to impeach him over alleged poor performance, stating he has no knowledge of any such move. In an exclusive interview, Deng Dau Deng said he was unaware of any formal[Read More…]
Minister Nawai urges youth to cease laziness
By Jacob Onuha Nelson The Minister of Youth and Sports, Mary Nawai Martin, has urged the youth to stop laziness and unproductive games. The call followed a rising case of unemployment, limited access to education, and political instability. Addressing the youth last week during the Youth Policy event in Juba,[Read More…]
South Sudan backs water security, climate action
By Alan Clement South Sudan has reaffirmed it’s commitment to advancing water security, promoting climate resilience, and enhancing regional cooperation as the country joins global experts at the 8th Cairo Water Week. This year’s 5-day summit in Cairo, Egypt commenced on October 12, 2025 through October 16, 2025 under the[Read More…]
Speaker pledges TNLA support for Health Bills
By Alan Clement The Speaker of the Transitional National Legislative Assembly (TNLA) has pledged parliament’s full support for two landmark health bills in an effort to strengthen healthcare system in the country. According to a statement from the Speaker’s office, Speaker Jemma Nunu Kumba, made the pledge during a meeting[Read More…]
Jonglei Governor calls for reforms in revenue management
By Alan Clement Jonglei State Governor, Dr. Riek Gai Kok, has directed the newly appointed Revenue Commissioner to prioritize reforms to end fragmented and uncoordinated revenue collection across government institutions. According to the State’s Press Unit, Governor Riek issued the directive during the official swearing-in ceremony for the newly appointed[Read More…]
The Unwavering Beacon: How the Comboni Missionaries Were a Great Hope in South Sudan’s Struggle
By Joseph Kenyi Samuel In the annals of South Sudan’s long and painful journey to nationhood, a story not just of politics and conflict but also of profound faith and resilience emerges. Throughout decades of armed liberation struggles, amidst the cacophony of war and the deep silence of suffering, one[Read More…]