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…]
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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…]
Jamus-Hilal Stalemate: Coaches Offer Contrasting Post-Match Perspectives
Kei Emmanuel Duku The goalless draw between Jamus SC and Sudanese powerhouse Al-Hilal FC in the first round of the CAF Champions League sparked varied reactions from the two opposing benches. While Jamus SC’s Heron Ricardo Ferreira expressed satisfaction with his team’s defensive discipline, Al-Hilal’s Laurențiu Reghecampf voiced his disappointment[Read More…]
The invitation from Chief Administrator of the Greater Pibor Administrative Area (GPAA) to the youth leaders from Jonglei State to visit Pibor town for a peace rally remains crucial. This visit will allow the youth from Jonglei State to interact freely with the youth from Pibor and understand their challenges[Read More…]
The economic reality facing South Sudanese citizens is increasingly dire. A pervasive sense of distress and anxiety marks daily life as people struggle against soaring commodity prices and biting inflation. Meanwhile, the authorities appear to be standing by as the state staggers on the brink of collapse. The primary driver[Read More…]
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TRIAL: Defense lawyers question Court’s Jurisdiction
By Lodu William Odiya The defense lawyers for the suspended Vice President Dr. Riek Machar Teny question the Jurisdiction of the court in handling the ongoing court case. The Special Court proceedings in the case of Dr. Riek Machar and his associates have been adjourned due to a counter-argument[Read More…]
OCND calls for a fair access to ongoing Dr. Riek court proceeding
By Lodu William Odiya One Citizen Network for democracy has called for a fair access to the ongoing court proceedings of the trial of Dr. Riek Machar Teny and his political members. In a statement issued by OCND yesterday, the call followed the denial of the independent Media in Covering[Read More…]
Dr. Machar’s court hearing interrupts university exams
By Jacob Onuha Nelson The University of Juba has postponed exams amid heavy security deployment over a planned court hearing for the suspended First Vice President, Dr. Riek Machar Teny. The court proceedings of First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar Teny and seven other South Sudan People’s Liberation Movement in[Read More…]
Gov’t urged to Prioritize Peace
By James Innocent The youth leaders and civil society representatives in Yei River County have called on the government and communities to put peace and development at the forefront. The group warned that ongoing conflicts risk undermining the nation’s future. Speaking during the commemoration of International Peace Day at Yei[Read More…]
Journalists barred from Covering Dr. Machar’s Trial
By Kei Emmanuel Duku The Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS) today expressed dismay after its members were denied entry to cover the commencement of the trial for the suspended First Vice President, Dr. Riek Machar, and his co-accused. According to a press release from UJOSS, their members were[Read More…]
Unemployment driving Youth into Gang Groups, Officials Warn
By James Innocent Local officials and community leaders have raised alarm over rising gang activity among young people, attributing the trend to unemployment, poverty, and lack of parental guidance. Speaking to the media, Azania Amude, Acting Director of Gender and Social Welfare in Yei River County, said unemployment and poor[Read More…]
Land Disputes and Corruption Accusations Plague South Suda
By Kei Emmanuel Duku South Sudan’s land system is in turmoil, with accusations of corruption and profiteering aimed at traditional chiefs and a dysfunctional land registry. A former Minister of Federal Affairs, Dr. Richard K. Mulla have shed light on the complex issues driving the crisis, which sees land prices[Read More…]