Author: One Citizen Daily Newspaper

High Revulsion and Grief Following Brutal Killings in Wonduruba and Kulipapa of Ganji Payam, Juba County

By Hon. Khamis Kwaje Lubang   The tranquil communities of Wonduruba Administrative Payam and Kulipapa in Ganji Payam of Juba, Central Equatoria State, have been shaken to the core following the shocking and brutal killing of 19 innocent youth. The incidents, which have left families devastated and the community in[Read More…]

Jadalla addresses local concerns, pledges support to Kajo-Keji

By Philip Buda Ladu   Central Equatoria State Governor Gen. Augustino Jadalla Kamilo Wani wrapped up his counties tour in Kajo-Keji County where he addressed local concerns. He reiterated the government’s commitment to peace and stability during a rally held at Freedom Square, Mere town on Tuesday 16, October, 2024.[Read More…]

Ruweng Chief Administrator encourages learners to focus on science to save communities

By Yiep Joseph   Chief Administrator of Ruweng Administrative Area, Tiob Monyluak, has urged students to prioritize science courses to help improve and save lives within their communities. Speaking during an inspection of the laboratory at Panrieng Secondary School and Lake No University, Chief Monyluak stressed the importance of science[Read More…]

Civil society calls for investigations into recent killings across the country

Kei Emmanuel Duku   One Citizen Network for Democracy (OCND), a community-based organization is urging the governments to launch independent investigations into the recent killings of civilians in Wonduruba Administrative Areas and Kulipapa, Ganji Payam in Central Equatorial State and Tonj North Warrap State. On October 9, 2024, over 24[Read More…]

Finance Minister signs Procurement Law, ending of single-sourcing

By William Madouk   Minister of Finance and Planning, Dr. Marial Dongrin has signed the Public Procurement and Disposal of Assets Regulations into law, effectively eliminating single-sourcing practices. This new regulation aims to seal off loopholes that have facilitated graft in asset procurement. The regulation is aimed to clamp down[Read More…]

In the Dark: Nurses in Munuki Primary Health centre light maternity ward with phones

By Kei Emmanuel Duku   At the Munuki Primary Health Care Centre (PHCC), the phone’s flashlight saves a life amid darkness. The facility struggles with unreliable power supply, a challenge that hampers its ability to provide essential medical services. When the lights go out, so too does the hospital’s capacity[Read More…]

Nation Talks

Water remains in the black market and is sold to those with direct contact, meaning, only to those who can afford to pay what the water tankers are asking while the poor are subjected to suffering. This is only happening in South Sudan since it’s claimed to be an open[Read More…]