Author: Number One Citizen Daily Newspaper

Editorial

HAPPY EARTH DAY SOUTH SUDAN! Those who are unaware of what day this is, its importance and why it is celebrated yearly should grab themselves a copy of today’s newspaper. Earth day is celebrated on the 22nd of April of every year globally. According to those who commemorate it, it[Read More…]

Legislators empowered to champion IDPs rights

By Philip Buda Ladu The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in partnership with the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management has empowered lawmakers at the Revitalized Transitional National Legislative Assembly (R-TNLA) on championing the rights of displaced persons and Stateless populations. UNHCR and the Ministry of Humanitarian[Read More…]

Feature

What comes and goes with the rainy season By Milly Bayi Nyuga Rains in Juba that had kept most people on their toes are now finally pouring. While this is great news to crop growers, it could be a time to worry for others, who are the business owners. For[Read More…]

Ministry avails scholarships for WES students

By Digi Alex The State Ministry of Education and Instructions in Western Equatoria State has announced availability of 100 national scholarship forms for secondary students. Speaking to No.1 Citizen Daily Newspaper on Wednesday, the state Minister of Education Grace Apollo Musa said they have received 100 forms from the national[Read More…]

Nation Talks

The dilemma of IDPs amid peace implementation By Kiden Stela Mandela The senseless wars in South Sudan continue to displace people simply because those in authority are not focusing on the suffering of the populace. Since the outbreak of the 2013-2016 wars, people are still losing lives. Nobody knows whether[Read More…]

Editorial

SHOULD INMATES ROT IN PRISON DUE TO FUEL SHORTAGE? We are disheartened that justice has been delayed for the prisoners in this country in the name of fuel shortage for their transportation to the court premises. Those in charge of the justice docket in the country should learn from the[Read More…]

Exams defaulters warned of severe penalties

By Taban Henry The South Sudan National Examination Council has given a stern warning against malpractices to candidates sitting this year’s final senior four examinations. Education, being a process of teaching and learning is evaluated through examination at the end of the learning period. Examination not only serves as feedback[Read More…]

Nation Talks

Students should stop malpractices in exams By Kiden Stela Mandela  It is not good to cheat in examinations! Since you started your examinations yesterday work hard for your future and the one of this country. Know that it is only your performance that determines your next step in life. One[Read More…]

Students warned against examination malpractices

By Taban Henry The Government of the Republic of South Sudan has warned students sitting for the secondary examination against examination malpractices. This was revealed on Wednesday during the official launching of the kickoff of the South Sudan Certificate for Secondary Examination. Addressing the students during the occasion, the Vice[Read More…]