By Yiep Joseph The Deputy Governor of Central Equatoria State (CES), Paulino Lukudu Obede, visited Lokiliri Payam to assess the ongoing road opening as well as other developmental projects. According to the statement extended to the media, the Friday visit is part of the government’s efforts to ensure peace and[Read More…]
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South Sudan urges China-Africa cooperation to fast-track digital transformation
By Alan Clement South Sudan has called on China-Africa Cooperation to intensify efforts in completing the continent’s digital transformation, citing persistent infrastructure challenges that hinder progress in emerging economies. The appeal was made by Engineer Thomas Gatkuoth Nyak, Undersecretary in the Ministry of Telecommunication and Postal Services, during his address[Read More…]
Rising suicide cases worry Yei officials
By James Innocent Authorities and Health officials in Yei River County of Central Equatoria State are raising alarm over rising suicide cases. According to the officials, the economic hardship, drug abuse, and alcohol misuse continue to push many residents into despair. On Friday, a 40-year-old woman and a mother of[Read More…]
Police apprehend a mother for dumping newborn into latrine
By Hou Akot Hou Police in Gogrial East of Warrap State have apprehended a mother for dumping a newborn in the pit latrine. According to the authorities, the incident occurred on Thursday after local residents in the area of Manyang Payam noticed the abandoned child and started the search for[Read More…]
EMBARGO: Gov’t requests UN
By Alan Clement South Sudan has urged the United Nations (UN) to lift targeted sanctions and the arms embargo. The country reiterated that the measures now hinder peace consolidation and institutional reform. While addressing the 80th Session of the UN General Assembly (UNGA) on Thursday, Vice President Josephine Lagu Yanga[Read More…]
It is seven years since the Revitalized Agreement for the Resolution of Conflict in South Sudan (R-ARCSS) was signed. As such, the country stands at a critical juncture. The nation cannot afford another cycle of delay and betrayal. The recent address to the United Nations General Assembly by Vice President[Read More…]
Chamber of commerce vows to support digital banking
By Deng Athian The chairman of National Chamber of commerce Mr. Ladu Lukak encouraged the business people to adopt digital banking as secure means of transactions. Lukak was speaking in a meeting convened at the Bank of South Sudan between the Governor Dr. Addis Ababa, Deputy Governor of the Bank,[Read More…]
NBGs authorities call for Peaceful coexistence among Communities
By Hou Akot Hou Authorities in Aweil East County in South Sudan’s Northern Bahr El Gazal state are calling on their neighboring communities to reside in peaceful ways while grazing in the area. The Commissioner, Garang Thiang Deng remarks came during a two-day conference which ended on Thursday in Wanjyjok[Read More…]
EES condemns assault in Kapoeta County
By Jacob Onuha Nelson The government in Eastern Equatoria State has condemned the recent assault in Kapoeta County. Speaking to the media on Friday in Kapoeta headquarters, Governor Louis Lobong Lojore condemned the incident. The condemnation followed Thursday’s attack on the National Security based in Torit by a suspected opposition[Read More…]
Farmers call for provision of tractor to ease cultivation
By Lodu William Odiya Farmers in Kondokoro Payam of Juba County have called for government and partners to provide tractors to help boost agricultural production and ease cultivation. Speaking during a distribution of farm tools in the area yesterday, Sarah Poni (Tahuna group) said currently, most farmers rely on hand[Read More…]
Bor County launches Internal Road renovation
By Jacob Onuha Nelson The Commissioner of Bor County, Samuel Ateny Pech Ariik, has launched the internal road renovation project in the county. According to the statement obtained from the Office of the Commissioner Press Unit, the project is aimed at improving accessibility and easing the difficulties faced by residents[Read More…]
Medical Council warns Pharmacists from crossing boundaries
By Alan Clement The head of South Sudan’s General Medical Council, has issued a strong reminder to pharmacists of their professional boundaries, asserting that their role is to dispense, but not prescribe medication. Speaking during World Pharmacists’ Day celebrations in Juba on Friday, the Council Chairperson Prof. Rose Ajak highlighted[Read More…]
South Sudan Joins ESAWAS
By Chol D. Johnson South Sudan has officially joined Eastern and Southern Africa Water and Sanitation (ESAWAS). According to official from Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation, it marked a key step toward strengthening national water regulation and aligning with regional standards. The accession was formalized on September 25, 2025,[Read More…]
Warrap opens consultation on media strategy to curb hate speech
By Alan Clement Warrap State leaders have commenced a two-day consultation workshop aimed at developing a Media and Public Communication Strategy to curb the spread of hate speech and foster peaceful dialogue. Speaking at the launch, Gabriel Machot Kur, Minister of Labour, Public Services and Human Resources Development, also representing[Read More…]
Presidential Envoy Adut affirms Youth Union’s role in national transformation
By Alan Clement Senior Presidential Envoy Adut Kiir has reaffirmed the critical role of the South Sudan National Youth Union (SSNYU) in the country’s ongoing journey toward peace, prosperity, and national transformation. During a high-level engagement with the Union’s leadership in Juba led by its Chairperson, Taban Paride Lokasmoi, the[Read More…]
VP Lagu reaffirms gov’t’s commitment toward responding to humanitarian crisis
By Alan Clement South Sudan has reaffirmed its commitment to support avenues to end the ongoing conflict in neighboring Sudan. In a pointed appeal while addressing the 80th UN General Assembly, Vice President Josephine Lagu Yanga said there is a need for the United Nations and the world to put[Read More…]
The court has adjourned until Monday, September 29, 2025. This decision was made to give judges more time to review the objections raised by both the prosecution and the defense. Both sides submitted lengthy written responses, and the court likely felt that a delay was necessary to ensure all parties[Read More…]
Expectant mothers decry poor roads in Jonglei
By Peter Kuol Kuch The Pregnant women in Bor town are increasingly fearful for their health and the safety of their unborn children due to severely damaged roads that would make it difficult to access maternal health services. An expectant mother, Mary Akeer complained that most road networks connecting residential[Read More…]
Policy experts urge rights-based approach in South Sudan
By James Innocent Humanitarian and development stakeholders in South Sudan had been urged to strengthen their programs through a rights-based approach that ensures inclusivity, accountability, and alignment with international human rights treaties. Policy analyst Slash Moses, speaking to representatives from various sectors in Yei, emphasized that sustainable development can only[Read More…]
Governor orders reopening of Ilieu Primary School
By Alan Clement The Eastern Equatoria State Governor Louis Lobong Lojore has directed the reopening of Ilieu Primary School in Torit County, stressing that education remains central to the future of Eastern Equatoria State. According to the governor’s press unit, the directive was issued during a community engagement event in[Read More…]