Author: One Citizen Daily Newspaper

BoSS to unveil SSIPSS

By Alan Clement The Bank of South Sudan has called on the public to embrace the South Sudan Interbank Payment and Settlement System (SSIPSS) as its launch approaches. According the BoSS’ statement, the official launch date of SSIPSS, a new platform designed to modernize and secure the country’s financial infrastructure[Read More…]

Governor Mujung Receives Roads Report, Acknowledges Unfinished Projects

By Kei Emmanuel Duku The Central Equatoria State Ministry of Roads and Bridges, under the leadership of Minister Clement Maring Samuel, has presented a detailed progress report on the road network to Governor Lt. Gen. Rabi Mujung Emmanuel. The report covers the ministry’s achievements, challenges, ongoing projects, and future plans.[Read More…]

Parents decry new S4 exam fees

By Alan Clement Parents and educators alike have expressed concerns over the new examination funding strategy announced by the National Examination Council on Wednesday August 20th, 2025. The National Examination Council announced a new funding strategy that will see parents pay additional fees for primary and secondary school certificate exams[Read More…]

Warrap launches tree planting campaign

By Alan Clement The Governor of Warrap State, Bol Wek Agoth, has launched a tree planting exercise for planting 15,000 seedlings at the premises of the State Ministry of Agriculture. The initiative, themed “Plant a Tree, Save Life,” implemented by the State Ministry of Agriculture in partnership with Natural Planters[Read More…]

Immigration Directorate Intensifies Crackdown on Forgery and Bribery

By Kei Emmanuel Duku The Director General of South Sudan’s Civil Registry, Nationality, Passport, and Immigration has announced an intensified crackdown on officials involved in illegal activities. The operation targets those who solicit bribes from the public and individuals who forge official documents, including Form 15. During a joint press[Read More…]

Secure South Sudan’s Borders Now

Members of the Transitional National Legislative Assembly (TNLA) are right to demand urgent action on South Sudan’s borders. A nation without secure and recognized boundaries risks not only its sovereignty but also the safety and dignity of its people. As lawmakers from across the ten states and administrative areas voiced[Read More…]