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Medical Council warns Pharmacists from crossing boundaries

By Alan Clement The head of South Sudan’s General Medical Council, has issued a strong reminder to pharmacists of their professional boundaries, asserting that their role is to dispense, but not prescribe medication. Speaking during World Pharmacists’ Day celebrations in Juba on Friday, the Council Chairperson Prof. Rose Ajak highlighted[Read More…]

South Sudan Joins ESAWAS

By Chol D. Johnson South Sudan has officially joined Eastern and Southern Africa Water and Sanitation (ESAWAS). According to  official from Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation, it marked a key step toward strengthening national water regulation and aligning with regional standards. The accession was formalized on September 25, 2025,[Read More…]

Presidential Envoy Adut affirms Youth Union’s role in national transformation

By Alan Clement Senior Presidential Envoy Adut Kiir has reaffirmed the critical role of the South Sudan National Youth Union (SSNYU) in the country’s ongoing journey toward peace, prosperity, and national transformation. During a high-level engagement with the Union’s leadership in Juba led by its Chairperson, Taban Paride Lokasmoi, the[Read More…]

Policy experts urge rights-based approach in South Sudan

By James Innocent Humanitarian and development stakeholders in South Sudan had been urged to strengthen their programs through a rights-based approach that ensures inclusivity, accountability, and alignment with international human rights treaties. Policy analyst Slash Moses, speaking to representatives from various sectors in Yei, emphasized that sustainable development can only[Read More…]

SSRA pushes digital reforms to boost transparency, efficiency

By Alan Clement The South Sudan Revenue Authority (SSRA) senior management has stressed that digital transformation remains central to improving transparency, efficiency, and service delivery in revenue collection. The remark was made on Thursday during a meeting convened to review the progress of its flagship E-Tax and E-Customs reforms chaired[Read More…]

Chinese Overseas Association donates to paralyzed girl’s family, medical team to consult on surgery

By Alan Clement The Chinese Overseas Association in South Sudan has extended humanitarian support to the family of an eight-year-old girl who was paralyzed after being shot in Gumbo earlier this year. During a brief handover ceremony held at Beijing Hotel, the association donated food items including rice, juice, cooking[Read More…]

Warrap State to embolden Law Enforcement

By Lodu William Odiya The Inspector of Police, Gen. Abraham Manyuat have yesterday expressed his commitment to deployment of well trained and sufficiently equipped police forces in Warrap State. According to statement issued by the state press unit, the arrangement would bolster government presence and deter criminal activities. “We know[Read More…]

CES suspends illegal road Demarcation in Lokwilili Area

By Jacob Onuha Nelson The Central Equatoria State government, has yesterday suspended illegal forms of road demarcation in Lokwilili residential area of Juba County. In a statement issued by the Central Equatoria State Governor’s Press Unit, the State Minister of Housing, Lands, and Public Utilities, David Morbe ordered the security[Read More…]

Pharmacists demand equal treatment, call for reform in health sector

By Alan Clement South Sudanese pharmacists have called for equal treatment, fair pay, and greater recognition of their role in the health sector, warning that continued marginalization undermines healthcare delivery. During an event marking the World Pharmacists’ Day, held at the Radisson Blu Hotel under the global theme “Think Health,[Read More…]

Central Equatoria Government Declares War on Illegal Tax Collectors

By Kei Emmanuel Duku and Lodu William Odiya Central Equatoria State government has announced a major crackdown on illegal tax collectors. This decision came from a security committee meeting held on Tuesday, chaired by Governor Lt. Gen. Rabi Mujung Emmanuel. The committee directed a swift operation to target those illegally[Read More…]