Author: One Citizen Daily Newspaper

$15M Biometric Drive: South Sudan Lays Foundations for Digital Public Infrastructure to Purge ‘Ghost’ Workers

By Kei Emmanuel Duku In the quiet corridors of Juba’s ministries, a digital revolution is unfolding one fingerprint at a time. For years, the Republic of South Sudan has wrestled with a “ghost” that haunts its national treasury: a payroll bloated by non-existent workers, duplicate names, and systemic inefficiencies. Armed[Read More…]

Minister Agok Makur and Sudanese Envoy Explore Renewable Energy and Dam Projects

By Kei Emmanuel Duku South Sudan and Sudan have pivoted toward a high-powered energy alliance, signaling a new era of industrial cooperation as both nations move to exploit renewable resources and massive dam projects to light up the region. In a diplomatic engagement that underscores the deep-seated historical and fraternal[Read More…]

Morobo Commissioner Hands Over Detained Congolese Men and AK-47 Rifles

By Lodu William Odiya Morobo County Commissioner Charles Data Bullen has officially handed over two detained Congolese nationals, two AK-47 rifles, and two motorcycles to authorities from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The handover took place during a high-level cross-border meeting with the Administrator of the Aru Region in[Read More…]

Cultural Festivals: Preserving Identity, Promoting Unity

 In a nation as diverse as South Sudan, culture remains one of the strongest pillars holding communities together. Festivals like these stand out as powerful reminders that traditions when celebrated openly and proudly can unite people beyond politics, borders, and generations. Two years ago, the Kakuwa Cultural Festival emerged as[Read More…]

Sermon Title: Submission to the Worldly Governing Authorities, for There is No Authority Except from God, and the Authorities Existing Today Are Appointed by God in Our Beloved South Sudan. Romans 13: 1–14 My dear brother and sister in our Lord Jesus Christ, greetings to you all in the fold[Read More…]

*Our Environment, Our Health*

By Engr. Maker Mangol Acien Yuol The streets of Juba City are full of garbage and rubbish. Whenever I take a walk to Gudele, Newsite, Custom, Juba Town, Gumboo, Jebel, etc., I feel bad seeing rubbish littering the streets. The waste, such as empty containers of water, soda, etc., are[Read More…]

CES inaugurates newly constructed ministry headquarter, veterinary clinic

By Lodu William Odiya The Central Equatoria State government has inaugurated a newly constructed state ministry of Animal resources, fisheries and Tourism and veterinary clinic. Speaking during the ceremony yesterday, Governor Emmanuel Adil Anthony emphasized that the project, which we embarked on two years ago, through a model of public-private[Read More…]

NEC Reaffirms Commitment to 2026 Elections Amid Security and Readiness Concerns

By Manas James Okony The National Election Commission (NEC) has reiterated its commitment to holding South Sudan’s general elections by December 2026. The Commission emphasized that preparations are well underway, with offices established across ten states and an official electoral timeline set to be released within two weeks. The renewed[Read More…]

South Sudan Bans Sale of Specific Nestlé SMA Batches Over Health Concerns Courtesy photo

By Kei Emmanuel Duku Health authorities in South Sudan have moved swiftly to pull specific batches of Nestlé SMA infant formula from shelves nationwide, citing a potential contamination that poses a serious risk to the country’s most vulnerable citizens. The Drug and Food Control Authority (DFCA) issued the urgent directive[Read More…]