There are moments in life that leave you different. Not just emotionally deflated but completely changed. Your viewpoint changes, your heart softens, and suddenly, the things you used to worry about feel so small. One of those moments happened to me in 2023, in a hospital room in Egypt. That[Read More…]
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Nation Talks
The level of criminality in the country is untold. In government institutions, the private sector and individuals, where arresting a criminal is just like a joke. If a criminal is arrested in the morning, the very person will be freed in the afternoon time regardless of whether it’s on charges[Read More…]
Start-up kits donation puts “Smiles” on local businesses in Juba
By Yiep Joseph In an effort to boost small-scale businesses and foster economic independence, Active Citizen South Sudan (ACSS) has distributed start-up kits to local entrepreneurs and traders in Mangateen IDP and the Protection of Civilians (PoC) site in Juba. Under the theme “Promoting Micro-business for Sustainable Development,” the[Read More…]
Peace parties to implement pending tasks-NTC
By Yiep Joseph National Transitional Committee (NTC) continues engagement with the parties to 2018 peace agreement in order to implement pending tasks. NTC chairperson, Kuol Manyang Juuk, revealed this while briefing Vice president for the economic cluster, on Tuesday. According to a statement extended to the media, Kuol said[Read More…]
Minister Bolsters South Sudan’s Presence at African Mining Conference
By Kei Emmanuel Duku South Sudan’s Minister of Mining, Hon. Eng. Martin Gama Abucha, is currently in Cape Town, South Africa, participating in the prestigious African Mining Week. The event runs alongside African Energy Week: Invest in African Energies 2025, taking place from October 1-3 at Cape Town International[Read More…]
Cholera outbreak worsens in Abyei
By Philip Buda Ladu A spiraling Cholera outbreak in Abyei Administrative Area threatens the population, where argent improvements in water and sanitation infrastructure is needed to prevent further spread. Health authorities officially declared the outbreak on June 11, 2025, following a sustained increase in reported cases. South Sudan has[Read More…]
Health Minister sets top priority for Juba Teaching Hospital
By Kei Emmanuel Duku South Sudan’s National Minister of Health, Sarah Cleto Rial, has unveiled plans to bolster the country’s healthcare system. Among her top priorities are establishing a Hospital Board of Management committee and resolving a dispute between Juba Teaching Hospital and National Revenue Authority. Recently, South Sudan[Read More…]
Sort your woes, RJMEC urges SPLM-IO
By Yiep Joseph Reconstituted Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (RJMEC) has called on Sudan People’s Liberation Movement in Opposition (SPLM-IO) to resolve internal division to ease peace implementation. The Reconstituted Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission, constituted under Chapter VII of the R-ARCSS, is responsible for monitoring and overseeing the implementation[Read More…]
Tap social media for jobs, former governor of Central Bank urges youth
By Ngor Deng Matem African youth, especially, South Sudanese university students, must proactively safeguard their future through diligent education, practical skill acquisition, digital competence and conduct. Dr. James Alic Garang, former governor of Bank of South Sudan, offered the guidance to the youth at students’ inauguration ceremony in Juba,[Read More…]
CRACKDOWN: Police arrests over 600 suspected gangsters
By Yiep Joseph At least 623 suspected gang members commonly known as niggers, have been arrested in crackdown police on criminal elements in Juba city. According to a statement from Central Equatoria state deputy governor, Paulino Lokudu the huge number of suspected gangsters were arrested, on Tuesday. “Gangs Crackdown[Read More…]
Commodity prices decline in Yei amid economic crises
Story by James Innocent A noticeable drop in food prices in Yei River County has been registered over the past month. Traders and consumer attribute the development to an increase in local agricultural produce and improved security, in the area. According to Jamba Tella Richard, a trader in various[Read More…]
University plants 3,000 coffee seedlings
By Kei Emmanuel Duku Defying economic uncertainties, Emmanuel Christian University (ECU)-Goli Campus in Yei River County has planted over 3,000 coffee seedlings during the weekend. The planting exercise was spearheaded by the university Vice-Chancellor, Daniel Ohide and his deputy, Rev. Simon Lasuba, alongside staff, students, and other volunteers. According[Read More…]
CES, Warrap governors strategize security, peace initiatives
By Yiep Joseph Governors of Central Equatoria and Warrap states have strategized modalities to ensure peace and security in their respective states. According to Office of Central Equatoria Governor, Bol Wek Agoth, governor of Warrap, on Monday, reached out to Rabi Mujung Emmanuel, governor of Central Equatoria State. The[Read More…]
Second Stanbic Bank Jr. NBA season kicks off
By Kei Emmanuel Duku Second season of Stanbic Bank Junior National Basketball Association (NBA) League, kicked off last Saturday at Nimra Talata Basketball Stadium in Juba. The league, designed for boys and girls aged 16 and under, features 28 teams. During the tournament, the young athletes will compete in[Read More…]
Former speaker proposes Western Equatoria relocates state HQ temporarily to Tambura
By Kei Emmanuel Duku Former Speaker of South Sudan National Legislative Assembly, Anthony Lino Makana, has urged the Acting Governor of Western Equatoria State, Daniel Badagbu Rimbasa, to consider temporarily relocating the state capital from Yambio Town to Tambura County. This move, Makana stated, would address the surging insecurity[Read More…]
Yakani condemns security brutality after civilian murder
By Nakwam Rose Executive Director of Community Empowerment for Progress Organization (CEPO), Edmund Yakani has condemned the killing of a civilian identified as Garang Simon by security personnel. Simon was reportedly shot at a night checkpoint. Garang Simon, an employee of the Pyramid Hotel, was fatally shot in the[Read More…]
AMBUSH: Over 40 people missing
By Peter Kuol Kuch and Yiep Joseph Leader of Boat Union in Jonglei State has confirmed that at least 40 people remain missing following an ambush at Padhiac along Lake Chembe Port over the weekend. According to the Boat Union in Jonglei State, the commercial boat, loaded with dried[Read More…]
The Forgotten Promise: A Letter to the Conscience of a Nation
By Isaac Chol Aguer There are mornings when a nation ought to look itself in the mirror and ask: What have we allowed ourselves to become? This Monday is one of them. In the past seven days alone, South Sudan witnessed tragedies that should shake any heart still capable[Read More…]
Matured loved; young ignored
Call people to help you dig your garden, they will turn it down. But call them to share with them the fruits of your garden; they will all come in less than a second. Many will eat with you when they can’t cook with you. Many will want to employ[Read More…]
How the paradise caught fire: Lessons from California inferno
In our imagination or in biblical terms, paradise is supposed to be a place of absolute comfort where suffering is nonexistent, a sanctuary far above the reach of sorrow and destruction for that matter. But on earth, even paradise burns. Take your time to think about it. It humbles a[Read More…]
