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President Kiir Heads to UAE to Boost Trade, Woo Investors

By Kei Emmanuel Duku President Salva Kiir Mayardit departed Juba on Saturday afternoon for an official diplomatic visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), with the primary goal of strengthening bilateral relations and securing vital economic partnerships. Prior to the President’s departure, Press Secretary in the office of President, Ambassador[Read More…]

DEFENSE:Raises concern on missing items

By Yiep Joseph The court trials for Dr. Riek Machar and the seven co-accused reached the cross-examination session. This session followed an examination-in-chief that took place on October 22, 2025, where the prosecution team posed questions to the lead investigator. As the court progresses with cross-examinations during the 14th session[Read More…]

Finance Ministry Disburses October Salaries on Schedule, Reaffirming Timely Payment Pledge

By Lodu William Odiya The Ministry of Finance and Planning yesterday reaffirmed its commitment to the timely payment of salaries for civil servants and the organized forces, announcing that October 2025 salaries have been successfully disbursed. In a statement issued by the ministry, officials confirmed the payments were processed in[Read More…]

SSPDF Recruitment Breaches 2018 Peace Deal, Pushing Ceasefire to Brink

By Kei Emmanuel Duku South Sudan’s primary peace monitor, the Reconstituted Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (RJMEC), has issued a stark warning: The recent unilateral recruitment of troops by the South Sudan People’s Defense Forces (SSPDF) is a direct violation of the 2018 Peace Agreement and is pushing the Permanent[Read More…]

70 Incidents Reported in September Alone, RJMEC Warns Of ‘Catastrophe’

By Kei Emmanuel Duku The Reconstituted Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (RJMEC) has warned that South Sudan’s humanitarian crisis is rapidly escalating toward a “possible full-scale food and nutrition catastrophe,” driven by soaring conflict and a sharp rise in violence against aid workers. According to a report released yesterday, RJMEC[Read More…]

Legislator Demands Overhaul of South Sudan’s Cybercrime Bill

By Kei Emmanuel Duku An opposition legislator, Elizabeth James Bol, delivered a strong rebuke to the Revitalized Transitional National Legislative Assembly (R-TNLA) yesterday, declaring the proposed Cyber Crimes and Computer Misuse Bill 2025 is “long overdue” but fundamentally flawed. James, representing the SPLM-IO Women’s League from Warrap State, took to[Read More…]

  Lawmaker Urges Youth to End Child Marriage for National Development

By Jacob Onuha Nelson A leading member of the National Transitional Legislative Assembly (NTLA) has called on young people to reject early marriage as a crucial step towards improving the country’s social and economic situation. Julius Ajo Molinga, the chairperson of the Eastern Equatoria National Parliamentary caucus, made the remarks[Read More…]

South Sudan Set for Major Diet Boost with €20 Million Aquatic Food Project

By Kei Emmanuel Duku The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the European Union (EU) have launched a significant €20 million initiative targeting vulnerable populations in Africa and Latin America, with South Sudan named as one of the key beneficiaries. The project aims to dramatically increase[Read More…]

Minister calls for investment in slaughterhouse

By Alan Clement Central Equatoria State’s Minister of Animal Resources and Fisheries, Alex Lotiyu Elia, has called for urgent investment in a modern slaughterhouse to unlock South Sudan’s vast livestock potential and boost the national economy. Speaking exclusively, the Minister described the lack of infrastructure as a missed economic opportunity,[Read More…]

SPLM: Rejects Nhial’s criticism

 By Lodu William Odiya  The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) has distanced itself from failure, as claimed by Nhial Deng Nhial. Deng freezes his membership from SPLM and subsequently forms his own party, the South Sudan Salvation Movement (SSSM). During defection, Nhial issued an 18-page statement blaming the SPLM for[Read More…]