By Paul Taban South Sudan, a nation born out of decades of struggle, continues to navigate the delicate process of nation-building amidst internal and external challenges. Among these, the imposition of sanctions on South Sudan by various international actors has emerged as a critical issue. While often justified as[Read More…]
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Nation Talks
Cholera is a grave threat to human life, often leading to fatalities within just 24 hours of infection. With over 17,581 cases reported across the country as of January 7, 2025, and a case fatality rate of 1.5%, certain areas, particularly Rubkona County, are experiencing alarming outbreaks. Urgent action is[Read More…]
Aweil residents complain of poor burial practices
By Hou Akot Hou Residents of Nyalath Payam in Aweil Center County, Northern Bahr El Ghazal State, are voicing concerns about the inadequate burial practices at the cemetery designated by the state government on the outskirts of the Town. Locals reported to this outlet on Tuesday that people from Aweil[Read More…]
Evicted traders frustrated over unfulfilled compensation
By William Madouk Traders evicted from Juba Market in 2023 to facilitate the construction of Juba Mall are voicing frustrations over Juba City Council’s failure to provide the compensation that was initially promised. The vendors were assured by the City Council that they would receive financial support of about[Read More…]
Aweil residents complain of poor burial practices
By Hou Akot Hou Residents of Nyalath Payam in Aweil Center County, Northern Bahr El Ghazal State, are voicing concerns about the inadequate cemetery space designated by the state government at outskirts of the Town. Locals reported to this outlet on Tuesday that people from Aweil Town are hurriedly burying[Read More…]
Rumbek University staff demand salary
By Yang Ater Yang Lecturers at Rumbek University of Science and Technology are demanding payment of their January 2024 salaries. Benjamin Matur Madit, a member of the university’s academic staff, stated that the issue of delayed salaries has become a general problem in South Sudan, particularly at Rumbek University. “I[Read More…]
Gov’t Tumaini delegation returns for talks
By William Madouk Government’s chief negotiator for the Tumaini peace talks and a senior presidential advisor, Kuol Manyang Juuk, has revealed that the government delegation will return to Nairobi on January 18th to commence the next round of negotiations. Juuk made this revelation during a meeting with the Norwegian ambassador[Read More…]
Sudan probes killing of South Sudanese-envoy
By William Madouk Sudan Ambassador to South Sudan has revealed that his government is investigating the alleged killings of South Sudanese refugees in Wad-Madani by the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF). This came after several disturbing videos circulating on social media showed Sudanese Armed Forces [SAF] killings, slaughtering, and arbitrarily[Read More…]
Greater Pibor Chief Administrator relieved
Nothing is worse than a leader who cares about himself
By Ustaz Mark Bang There are many people who are selfless, kind, & caring. They have to learn not to be selfless, kind, & caring towards those who want to use & drain them, but they are more than willing to utilize their generosity for those who are deserving.[Read More…]
Political Parties’ Reviviscence
By James Aniceto Batikayo As we commemorate the Comprehensive Peace Agreement 2005, looking into the future for 2026 General Elections, which is a short while from now, there are important tiny issues that we, people of South Sudan, should pay close and strict attention to and see how their[Read More…]
Nation Talks
Last week, the head of state directed the Ministry of Finance to pay civil servant salaries. These directives came just after the resumption of the Oil flow as Sudan lifted its force majeure. This sounds positive if put into action, however, sometimes statements are announced by top leadership just to[Read More…]
Over 10 killed in Tonj chieftaincy dispute
By Hou Akot Hou Police in Tonj North County of Warrap State reported that at least 10 people have died in a violent clash over the position of an executive chief. The conflict erupted between two opposing clans, Pan-Kuei and Pan-Arek. The incident stemmed from the Pan-Kuei clan’s resistance to[Read More…]
Lakes State approves 7 new Payams
By Yang Ater Yang Lakes State Council of Ministers has approved the establishment of seven new payams, responding to the requests made by community leaders and payam authorities. This decision was made during Council of Ministers meeting No. 001/2025, led by Lakes State Governor Rin Tueny Mabor. The memorandum[Read More…]
Police detains 4 murder suspects in Aweil
By Hou Akot Hou Aweil police are detaining four suspects accused of fatally stabbing a 22-year-old man in Aweil Town over the weekend. The victim’s body was discovered dumped in a forested area near Kuom Highway, leading towards Wau. According to the Commissioner of Police in Northern Bahr el Ghazal[Read More…]
NBGS records 7 cholera deaths
By Deng Athian At least seven deaths due to cholera have been recorded in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State, according to the Ministry of Health. Among the deceased is a two-year-old boy. State Minister of Health, Jeffer Riny, confirmed that the recorded deaths occurred within a total of 2,455 cases.[Read More…]
Rabies vaccination underway in Aweil
By Deng Athian A rabies vaccination campaign for dogs has commenced in Aweil. On the first day of the campaign, Monday this week, 45 dogs were successfully vaccinated. Samuel Ajiing Uguak, Director General of the Ministry of Animal Resources, urged dog owners to participate in the vaccination drive. “The target[Read More…]
Governor Jadalla tours Terekeka
By Bosco Bush Central Equatoria State Governor, Gen. Augustino Jadalla and his team arrived in Terekeka County yesterday after a three-month pause of the governor’s inter-county tour. While in Terekeka, Jadalla is expected to conduct several engagements including meetings with various stakeholders and rallies. He will meet with government[Read More…]
Revenue Authority appoints new commissioners
By Bosco Bush In a bid to enhance operational efficiency within the institution, Board of Directors of South Sudan Revenue Authority [SSRA] has announced the appointment of several officials into the positions of commissioners and deputy commissioners. This decision is as per provisions of South Sudan Revenue Authority Act[Read More…]
Former CES governor receives Community Champion Award
By Yiep Joseph Former Central Equatoria State Governor Clement Wani Konga was among a group of visionaries recognized as Community Champions at the 2nd Mundari Cultural Festival in Terekeka County. The award, presented by the Terekeka County Youth Association, acknowledged their contributions to peacebuilding, community empowerment, and the overall advancement[Read More…]