By Yiep Joseph An impasse looms in Tumaini Peace Talks in Nairobi, as government delegation maintains the initiative be annexed to 2018 Agreement on the Resolution of Conflict in South Sudan (R-ACRSS). In contrast, the opposition is strongly rejecting this proposal, holding instead that the initiative should stand independent of[Read More…]
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Olony takes Assistant Chief of Defense Forces post
By Yiep Joseph Lt. Gen. Johnson Olony, former leader of the SPLA-IO Kitgwang Agwelek faction, has been appointed as the Assistant Chief of Defence Forces for Mobilization and Disarmament. In his new role, Johnson Olony will focus on disarming illegal firearms held by civilians across the country. He will also[Read More…]
How sweet is gossip to those who do it
By Ustaz Mark Bang The only way to transcend sickness is to become sick of the sickness—and change. The only way to transcend the sickness of gossip is to stop participating in the gossiping. You don’t have to listen to it. You don’t have to believe it. And you don’t[Read More…]
South Sudanese, you should be proud
By Kamal Al-Hedai Indeed, calamities and hardships reveal the true nature of people, and I do not say the nature of men alone, because women too have their own nature and worth. Although the atrocities committed by the Khartoum army and their criminal brigades in Madani and its surrounding[Read More…]
Listen! Our market is too dominated by foreign traders. We are living dangerously!
By Peter Pal Chuol The recent retaliatory attacks and looting of innocent Sudanese’s shops by a few South Sudanese was unfortunate and condemnable. Not condoning the atrocities committed against our people by the Sudanese Armed Forces that were not criminal, but because, the Sudanese in our country are refugees and[Read More…]
At least 141 graduate from Rumbek Health Science Institute
By Yang Ater Yang At least 141 students graduated from Rumbek Health Science Institute On Friday. The ceremony was attended by Lakes State government officials, representatives from international and national health partners, and the National Ministry of Health. The graduating class of 141 students comprised 21 midwives, 68 clinical officers,[Read More…]
Lakes State Civil Society condemns Wad Madeni incident
By Yang Ater Yang Lakes State Civil Society Organization Network has condemned the recent incident in Wad Madeni, which led to the killing of innocent South Sudanese civilians. Angelina Adhel Malual, the Chairperson of the Lakes State Civil Society Organization Network, stated that the actions of the Sudan Armed Forces[Read More…]
NBG calls for calm amidst unrest
By Hou Akot Hou Governor of Northern Bahr El Ghazal State has called for calm following an emergency meeting he held with members of his cabinet, including commissioners from the five counties. This meeting was convened in response to the destruction caused by angry youth who vandalized shops and killed[Read More…]
Yei remains peaceful-authorities
By James Innocent Authorities of Yei River County, Central Equatoria state, have reassured residents that the security situation remains calm despite growing concerns stemming from violent incidents in Sudan that have led to heightened mistrust among the people of South Sudan. On Sunday evening, Yei’s Commissioner Emmanuel Taban Seme[Read More…]
Ministry targets 3000MW solar plant to combat pollution
By Kei Emmanuel Duku Ministry of Environment and Forestry welcomes the launch of a 20-megawatt solar power plant and 14-megawatt-hour battery system in Juba. Joseph Africano Bartel, Undersecretary of the ministry, calls for increased investment in clean energy to reduce the country’s carbon footprint and combat climate change. The[Read More…]
Activist calls for gov’t action against hunger
By Yiep Joseph Center for Peace and Advocacy (CPA) has called on the Revitalized Transitional Government of National Unity (RTGoNU) to take immediate action to address the looming hunger crisis in the country. CPA’s Executive Director, Ter Manyang, in a statement shared with the media, highlighted that the nation[Read More…]
Tumaini consultative discussions kick off
By William Madouk Tumaini Initiative resumed on Monday in Nairobi with a series of consultative discussions ahead of the official negotiations. The government delegation, led by Senior Presidential Advisor Kuol Mayang Juuk, arrived at the venue and held consultations with the mediation team before the negotiations commenced. Last year,[Read More…]
Gov’t defends plastic fees amid pushback
By Yiep Joseph Ministry of Environment and Forestry has remained steadfast in implementing plastic environmental fees, despite concerns raised by the South Sudan Manufacturers Association (ASSM). In a press conference on Monday, Joseph Africano Bartel, Undersecretary at the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, expressed disappointment with online complaints from certain[Read More…]
Protest death toll rises 16-report
By Philip Buda Ladu At least sixteen Sudanese nationals have been killed in South Sudan following violent protests sparked by the recent massacre of South Sudanese citizens in Wad El Madeni, Al Gezira State, Sudan. The South Sudan National Police Service (SSNPS) confirmed the deaths and reported widespread unrest[Read More…]
Security recovers looted items
By Staff writer Joint security operations recovered assorted items from looters in various residential areas of New Site, Juba County, following a protest that erupted on Thursday and Friday. The unrest was sparked by the emergence of graphic videos showing the brutal killing of South Sudanese Citizens in Wad[Read More…]
Change comes like a blink of an eye
By Malek Arol Dhieu I almost laugh when I see informed people waiting for the solutions when they themselves are the solutions. South Sudanese are waiting for what is waiting for them. They are the change that South Sudan longs for, and I find no reason why South Sudanese[Read More…]
Be a free thinker and don’t accept everything you hear as truth
Ustaz Mark Bang I’m sick to death of people telling me about how clever they are without demonstrating the activation of a single lonely brain cell. Don’t tell me to think for myself, show me some evidence you’ve ever had an original thought. Don’t tell me to be critical, show[Read More…]
Aweil Hospital Blood Bank runs dry
By Hou Akot Hou Medics at Aweil Civil Hospital are raising concerns about shortage of blood groups in the blood bank, as patient admissions requiring transfusions continue to rise. Mr. Luka Lual Aleu Jok, the hospital’s health education focal point, highlighted the alarming deficiency of blood supplies and emphasized the[Read More…]
Chamber of Commerce urges Sudanese to open shops
By Philip Buda Ladu Central Equatoria State Chamber of Commerce has appealed to the displaced Sudanese traders to reopen their shops and restaurants assuring them of security protection and safety for them and their properties. Video footages showing the gruesome killing of South Sudanese nationals in Wad Madani of[Read More…]
Church condemns violence, urges restraint
By Yiep Joseph Cardinal Stephen Ameyu, the Archbishop of the Juba Metropolitan Catholic Archdiocese, has condemned the killings of South Sudanese in Madani, Al Jazira State, Sudan by reportedly the Sudan Armed Forces. While addressing journalists on Friday, Cardinal Ameyu described the murder of South Sudanese as a heinous act[Read More…]