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Unaccompanied Children Among 3,000 New Arrivals as Aid Gaps Deepen in South Sudan

By Alan Clement More than 3,000 Sudanese refugees and South Sudanese returnees, including unaccompanied children, have entered South Sudan fleeing renewed fighting in Sudan, straining border reception points and exposing critical humanitarian service gaps, UNICEF warned. According to a UNICEF South Sudan statement, the arrivals, concentrated at entry points such[Read More…]

Minister Kumba urges youth to consider culture as component of nation-building

 By Chol D. Johnson The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Monday Simaya Kumba, has urged youth to peacefully engage in their cultures, citing that it is an important component of the nation-building process. Speaking on Thursday during a New Year cultural celebration event organized by South Sudanese youth[Read More…]

Governor Adil lauds security forces, citizen for peaceful festive season   

 Emmanuel Adil Anthony, Governor CES/photo by office of the governor By Yiep Joseph The governor of Central Equatoria State (CES) Emmanuel Adil Anthony has applauded the security forces for their determined efforts that led to peaceful festive season. According to the statement from Gubernatorial press Unit, Adil also appreciated the[Read More…]

PRISONERS : Kiir pardons 97

President Salva Kiir Mayardit during the end of Year dinner at state house on Wednesday/photo by PPU By Yiep Joseph President Salva Kiir Mayardit has pardoned 97 inmates from prisons across South Sudan and ordered their release. According to the statement from the Presidential press unit, the head of state[Read More…]

Women Lose Ground Across South Sudan’s Government as Peace Deal Commitments Falter

By Alan Clement Women’s representation in South Sudan’s government is declining, with delays in the 2018 peace agreement straining the fragile transition and reducing female presence in key national and state institutions. The findings, published by the advocacy organization Center for Inclusive Governance, Peace and Justice, come as the transitional[Read More…]

South Sudan in 2025: A Year That Tested the State

    By Alan Clement  From stalled peace reforms and economic hardship to humanitarian crises and the loss of influential voices, 2025 emerged as a defining year that tested South Sudan’s political will, social resilience, and state legitimacy. As the year closed last night, 2025 will be remembered as a period when[Read More…]