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Orphans receive Easter gift

By James Innocent   Kikiji National Orphanage Center in Yei County on Friday received a donation of scholastic materials and clothing from well-wishers. Victoria Kija, a tailor based in the United States, one of the founder members of Kikiji National Orphanage Center, offered the donation. Dominic Living Wawa, another founder[Read More…]

Man murdered in cold blood

By Hou Akot Hou   Residents of Wanyjok Market in Pan-Apuoth Village, Aweil East County, woke up to shocking news where a young man in his 20s was found murdered in cold blood on Wednesday morning. Northern Bahr el Ghazal State Police spokesperson, Captain Guot Guot Akol, confirmed the murder[Read More…]

Ruto appoints chief mediator for peace talks

By Kidega Livingstone   Kenya’s President, William Samoei Ruto, has appointed a chief mediator and assistant, to arbitrate peace talks between South Sudan government and holdout groups. The development is resumption of Rome peace talks between the government and holdout non-dignitary groups that had stalled. After the impasse, South Sudan’s[Read More…]

Fuel hike deepens economic turmoil

By Bida Elly David   South Sudan’s economic situation is deteriorating as fuel prices soar due to a continuous appreciation of US dollar against South Sudanese Pounds. For two months, South Sudan has grappled with rising commodity prices due to a fluctuating foreign exchange market. As of yesterday, a liter[Read More…]

CSOs advocate for transitional justice

By Kidega Livingstone   Various civil society organizations (CSOs) are advocating for transitional justice, accountability, reconciliation, and healing, as peace roadmap implementation slows. Chapter five of the Revitalized Peace Agreement (R-ARCSS) talks about truth, reconciliation, and healing. However, the extended roadmap remains the only legal framework guiding necessary reforms and[Read More…]

Tuberculosis death cases rising in NBGs

By Hou Akot Hou   Health authorities in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State reported a concerning rise in TB deaths, with 34 fatalities attributed to the disease. The Director General in State Ministry of Health, Aleu Pioth blames incomplete treatment and stigma for the high mortality rate. He disclosed to[Read More…]

Gov’t employees to get a month’s salary

By Bida Elly David   National minister of finance and economic planning announced, working towards releasing one-month salaries for public civil servants and organized forces. Amidst an ongoing economic crisis, civil servants and the organized forces are marking seven months, after September, last year’s pay. Speaking to journalists at the[Read More…]