By Hou Akot Hou At least 720 inmates in South Sudan’s Northern Bahr El Gazal state have received sanitary materials. The donation is part of efforts from the government to help reduce health hazards that the convicts in prisons are facing. According to an official at the Ministry of[Read More…]
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Fuel shortage halts police operation in Jonglei
By Peter Kuol Kuch Police patrol operation against gang activities in Bor town has stopped due to fuel shortages for the vehicles. Bor town police patrol was a daily routine aimed at combating gang activities. 1st Lt. James Akech, the spokesperson of the police in Jonglei State confirmed[Read More…]
Reviewing the draft Family Bill for South Sudan in Juba: A step towards gender equality
By Yiep Joseph At least 50 participants comprising of National policy legislators, representatives from both the National and CES Ministry of Gender, Child and Social Welfare, women advocates and CSOs, convened in Juba to review the draft Family Bill. Under the Leaders of Peace (LoP) consortium, the workshop from[Read More…]
Women urged to contribute to their families’ financial well-being
By Alan Clement Chairperson of Toposa Women Association in Eastern Equatoria, has called on women to contribute to family financial well-being. Eunice Nakwar, who was recently elected, challenged traditional beliefs that put the entire burden of providing for the family, solely on men. He urged women to also do[Read More…]
Commissioner apologizes over Independence celebration in hardship
By Nakwam Rose The Commissioner of Kajo-Keji County in Central Equatoria State apologized to citizens for the hardship that they endure, because of instability. In his Independence Day message to citizens, Wani Jackson Mule expressed agony over ongoing instability in the country. He implored all citizens to embrace peace[Read More…]
MP urges unity behind national leadership
By Lodu William Odiya As South Sudan marks 14 years of independence, a member of Transitional National Legislative Assembly, Stephen Lual Ngor, has called on citizens to rally behind President Salva Kiir Mayardit, whom he described as a symbol of national unity and the custodian of peace and stability[Read More…]
Yei calm despite abduction of paramount chief
By James Innocent Security situation in Yei remains calm, despite ongoing road ambushes and abductions by armed groups, the military has said. According to South Sudan People’s Defence Forces (SSPDF) Commander for Yei and Morobo counties has assured the public that the Recently a paramount chief was abducted by[Read More…]
GREEDY Officials marked for exit
By Lodu William Odiya President Salva Kiir Mayardit has vowed to remove greedy officials pave way for socio-economic growth. “Our economy has struggled, and we are taking action; we are strengthening our systems; we are removing those who put their self-interest before the country,” Kiir said. The President’s revelation[Read More…]
Wrangles sparks in over Radio station Jonglei
By Jacob Onuha Nelson Wrangles over ownership of Voice of Reconciliation 98.4 FM in Jonglei State, is persisting. Contrary to its name, the management of “Voice of Reconciliation” have failed to reconcile their differences, despite court intervention. The warring parties continue to trade accusations and justifications on who is[Read More…]
Youth Union cancels Independence Day celebration at Juba Stadium
By Jacob Onuha Nelson South Sudan National Youth Union (SSNYU) has cancelled Independence Day celebration at Juba National Stadium due to venue wrangle. According to the statement seen by this outlet, the Youth Union informed the public about the cancellation of schedule for Independence Day. “South Sudan National Youth[Read More…]
Union of Persons with Disabilities, ready for wheelchair production
By Ngor Deng Matem Union of Parsons with Disabilities in Aweil East County expressed readiness to invent a wheelchair if they are provided technical training. The Union’s official spokesman, Mr. Kon Ker, said that “some of us have the ability to learn how to make welding and be able[Read More…]
Beyond Sight; White canes unlock freedom for South Sudan’s visually impaired
By Kei Emmanuel Duku For many visually impaired individuals in South Sudan, daily life has long presented a daunting landscape of unseen obstacles, profound dependence, and often, isolation. Navigating bustling, unpaved streets, avoiding open drains, or even simply walking to a nearby market without assistance seemed an insurmountable challenge.[Read More…]
President Kiir applauds Eastern Equatoria State over peace
By Nakwam Rose President Salva Kiir Mayardit has appreciated Eastern Equatoria government and people for maintaining peace and stability. Acknowledging the efforts the people in sustaining peace, President Kiir referred to Eastern Equatoria state as a role model for the rest of the country. President Kiir’s praise followed as[Read More…]
Governor, Rabi focuses on fostering peace, unity
By Lodu William Odiya Central Equatoria State governor has reaffirmed his commitment to advance policies that foster peace, unity, and security in the state. Governor, Rabi Mujung Emmanuel, speaking on the nation’s fourteenth anniversary, said service delivery is the cornerstone of his administration. “We are prioritizing infrastructure development, health[Read More…]
Eleven people arrested over SDA church attack in Warrap
By Hou Akot Hou Authorities in Turalei payam, Twic county of Warrap state, have detained eleven suspects for stoning a congregation at SDA church. The suspects were accused of instigating altercations against Seventh Day Adventist church congregation, on Saturday. On Saturday Morning at Pandit Amuol boma, SDA congregation was[Read More…]
Governor warns against illegal land demarcations
By Jacob Onuha Nelson Governor of Central Equatoria State, Rabi Mujung Emmanuel has urged residents to stop illegal demarcation of public land. The governor, in a press statement, noted that there were reports of illegal allotment of public space by some individuals in parts of Juba City. Gen. Rabi[Read More…]
Ambassador praises South Sudan-Ethiopia Relations
By Alan Clement Outgoing Ethiopian Ambassador to Juba, Nebil Mahdi Abdullahi, has praised South Sudan for cordial relationship. The former envoy made the remarks while meeting President Salva Kiir on Monday at the State House in Juba. As his tenure comes to an end after years of diplomatic missions,[Read More…]
UN calls on South Sudan leaders to settle differences
By Lodu William Odiya As South Sudan marks 14th Independence Anniversary, the United Nations has called on the country’s political leaders to resolve their differences, work towards peace and development. UN Secretary-General’s Deputy Special Representative to South Sudan, Anita Kiki Gbeho, delivered the message on Tuesday, in a press[Read More…]
APOLOGY
The management of No.1 Citizen Daily Newspaper would like to apologize for erroneous use of a photo on Tuesday 8th July 2025 publication. Due to resemblance, mistakenly a photo, which we later learnt was of late Butros Bol Bol was use on the publication, instead of former Chief of Defense[Read More…]
Pibor launches Women leadership, political participation project
By Peter Kuol Kuch Women organization has launched a six-month project aimed at strengthening leadership and political participation in Greater Pibor Administrative Area. Women Progress Organization (WPO), seeks to empower women, boost their confidence, and promote inclusive space for women’s voices and informed decisions. The launch workshop, held at[Read More…]