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HOLDOUTS: Join peace wagon

By Lodu William Odiya   South Sudan President, Salva Kiir has urged holdout groups to embrace dialogue, stressing the urgent need for peace, reconciliation and nation building. In his speech during the ceremonial opening of the Revitalized Transitional National Legislature, The president expressed concern on the suffering endured by South[Read More…]

CES Governor forms Committee on tax, gov’t linkages

By Alan Clement   Central Equatoria State governor, Rabi Mujung Emmanuel has issued a gubernatorial order for establishment of state high-level committee. Formation of the committee following tax disputes between Central Equatoria government and South Sudan Revenue Authority (SSRA). The committee’s main task is to examine tax-related matters and intergovernmental[Read More…]

Kajo-Keji hands over 330 cattle to Moyo District in Uganda

By Lodu William Odiya   Kajo-Keji County Commissioner, Wani Jackson Mule has on Monday handed-over three hundred cattle to authorities in Uganda’s Moyo District. According to office of the county commissioner, the cattle belonged to the Balaalu (Nyankole) pastoralists who were repatriated in accordance with Uganda’s Presidential Executive Order No.[Read More…]

Expectations rise as Lawmakers return to Parliament

By Kei Emmanuel Duku   South Sudan’s Transitional National Legislative Assembly is finally resuming today after over six-months recess. Its last scheduled reopening in April was postponed indefinitely, leaving many awaiting. As parliament convenes, a prominent lawyer has urged policymakers to restore hope and confidence among South Sudanese citizens by[Read More…]

Refugees cry over food ratio cut

By Jacob Onuha Nelson   Refugees in Kakuma Camp, in Kenya, have expressed dissatisfaction with the UN agency’s categorizing policy in distributing rations. In an exclusive interview with this outlet, Kayzon Tumbo Malone, a resident of Kakuma One, said in the new policy of categorizing families frustrates refugees. According to[Read More…]

Mobility hitch hampers health response in Wonduruba

By Kei Emmanuel Duku   Traditional leaders from Wonduruba community in Central Equatoria State, cry over persistent suffering of patients due to the lack of ambulance services. This deficiency prevents timely transportation of patients, particularly pregnant and expectant mothers, to better health facilities for specialized attention and emergency care. The[Read More…]

Minister Napwon, governor Rabi discuss environmental protection initiatives

By Alan Clement   National Minister of Environment and Forestry, Josephine Napwon Cosmas expressed her commitment to intergovernmental cooperation. The Minister, on Friday held a meeting with Central Equatoria State governor, Rabi Mujung Emmanuel, where the two leaders articulated environmental issues. Napwon, in constructive discussions with the governor, focused on[Read More…]

Governor Rabi meets Lobonok community, reaffirms commitment to peace building

By Alan Clement   Central Equatoria State governor, Rabi Mujung Emmanuel, has reiterated his commitment to fostering peace, unity and security across the State. He made these remarks in a meeting with one of several groups that have visited him to extend congratulations following his recent appointment: Lobonok Payam community.[Read More…]

INTERFERENCE: Kiir warns SSPDF

By Yiep Joseph   President Salva Kiir Mayardit has warned Sudan People’s Defense Forces (SSPDF) members from engaging in politics. Last week President Kiir appointed Gen. Dau Aturjong Nyuol as the new Chief. During the handover ceremony on Monday at the SSPDF General Headquarters in Bilpam, President Kiir reiterated his[Read More…]

Ministry refutes Scholarship malpractices

By Yiep Jospeh   Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Technology has refuted the alleged malpractices in the selection of students for scholarships outside the country. Prof. Job Akuei Alith, the Director General for Admission and Chairperson of Scholarships Committee in the Ministry of Higher Education, denied the allegation while[Read More…]

Momentum loss in Parliamentary Hiatus-Analyst

By Alan Clement   By July 16th, 2025, South Sudan’s Transitional National Legislature will resume its sitting following an approximately seven-month-long recess. As the resumption fast approaches, critical questions about the country’s development trajectory, institutional maturity and democratic stability have arisen. A recess, initially scheduled for just four months, unpaid[Read More…]