Author: One Citizen Daily Newspaper

Meningitis surges in Warrap

By Hou Akot Hou   Health authorities in Twic County, Warrap State, are deeply concerned about the increasing number of meningitis cases, which have tragically resulted in the deaths of both adults and children. The severity of the situation has prompted calls for immediate intervention to contain the spread of[Read More…]

Magwi community urged to unite

By Ijoo Bosco   Chairperson of the Human Rights Commission in Eastern Equatoria State, Becky Ayaa Obong, has urged the citizens of Magwi County to put aside their political differences and prioritize development as their common goal. Expressing concern over how insecurity has impeded socio-economic and educational activities in various[Read More…]

Community demands life threat proof

By Charles K Mark   A Community has demanded National Minister of General Education and Instruction, Awut Deng Acuil, provides evidence of threats to her life. Matthew Mathiang Magoordit, Chairman of Luanyjang Community said they are willing to investigate and take necessary action upon receiving sufficient evidence.   “If it[Read More…]

Massive defection to SPLM as polls approach

By William Madouk   Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) party continuous to bulge with defectors from opposition parties, as months of political tournament approach. In a recent wave of game shifting, about 94 members of Sudan People’s Liberation Movement in Opposition (SPLM-IO), People’s Alliance Movement (PAM) and Kitgwang, have joined[Read More…]

South Sudan remains reliant on imported food, exposing its citizens to toxic substances. Last year, on May 15, 2023, 62 trucks were apprehended at the Nimule Border carrying toxic maize flour. This poses significant health risks, including diseases like cancer. The country’s inability to address severe hunger leaves it vulnerable[Read More…]

Morobo starts issuing Nationality IDs

By Gladys Fred Kole   Morobo County has launched issuance of nationality identity cards to citizens. According to the county commissioner, Joseph Mawa, the program targeted 530 individuals but with plans to extend registration process. The registration process, which includes obtaining birth certificates and identification documents, began on Wednesday 13th[Read More…]