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A mother in tears as her husband used child’s school fees for Arsenal victory celebration

By Jurugo Emmanuel Ogasto A woman in Pagirinya refugee camp, identified as Morio Gloria, has spoken out in pain after her husband allegedly forcefully took 290,000 Ugandan shillings meant for their child’s school fees and used the money to pay what he called an “Arsenal contribution.” Speaking to No. 1[Read More…]

African Diplomatic Corps calls for dialogue, and credible elections in South Sudan

By Yiep Joseph The African Diplomatic Corps (ADC) has renewed its commitment to dialogue, peace, and democratic transition in South Sudan. The body called on political leaders and citizens to embrace dialogue and work together toward peaceful and inclusive dialogue ahead of elections scheduled for December 2026. The call was[Read More…]

Women MPs seek support for empowerment and women’s cooperative groups.

By Sabri Dibaco    The Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Clement Juma, held separate engagements with women parliamentary cocoa representatives from the Transitional National Legislative Assembly and the ambassador of Russia, focusing on strengthening agriculture, food security, and international cooperation. The women’s parliamentary delegation representing Western Equatoria State visited[Read More…]

South Sudan’s Kuany earns global recognition through prestigious JICA social impact award

By Sabri Dibaco South Sudanese journalist and media advocate Majak Kuany Alier has earned international recognition after being ranked among the top five global recipients of the prestigious Social Impact Award presented by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). The award was officially handed over during a ceremony held at[Read More…]

Adjumani local government pledges commitment to refugees affairs

By Jurugo Emmanuel Ogasto At least 30 newly elected local government leaders in Adjumani District have been sworn into office, with the new district leadership pledging to strengthen service delivery, promote unity, and address challenges affecting both host communities and refugees in the region. The leaders, including Adjumani District LC5[Read More…]

South Sudan leaders should embark on dialogue

In recent years, South Sudan has continued to grapple with cycles of political tension, economic hardship, and fragile peace. Despite multiple agreements and repeated promises of reform, trust among political leaders remains limited, and citizens continue to bear the consequences of stalled implementation and recurring instability. What is urgently needed[Read More…]

Journalists trained on electoral reporting in Rumbek

By Yang Ater Yang The Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJoSS), with support from Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA), trained 20 journalists and stakeholders in Rumbek on electoral reporting, media professionalism, and cybercrime awareness ahead of South Sudan’s anticipated 2026 elections. The one-day forum brought together journalists, election officials, civil[Read More…]

Lightning kill 2 people and 20 goats in Aweil East County and Madhol Payam

By Hou Akot Hou Two people have been killed following a thunderstorm in Kanajak, Aweil East County, after lightning struck a residential tukul on Tuesday evening. A relative of one of the victims, Deng Mawien, said the incident shocked the community, noting that seven people were sheltering in the house[Read More…]

SSNBS calls for improvement on metrology infrastructure

By Lodu William Odiya  The South Sudan National Bureau of Standards has called on the government to improve and advance the country’s metrology infrastructure to create confidence in measurement. Speaking during World Metrology Day on Wednesday under the theme “Building Trust in Policy Making,” John Odongi Nyakaba, director general of[Read More…]