The promise of modern infrastructure in Juba is undeniable. Roads, properly demarcated and aligned with the city’s master plan, are vital for commerce, mobility, and the long-term growth of South Sudan’s capital. Yet, the current urban development drive is unfolding with a troubling human cost: families are being stripped of[Read More…]
OpEd
Improving Agricultural Production is the Path to Ending Hunger
Agriculture remains the backbone of South Sudan’s economy, yet hunger continues to affect many communities across the country. Despite having vast fertile land, and abundant water resources, the country still struggles with food insecurity. This inconsistency highlights the urgent need to improve agricultural production as a sustainable solution to fight[Read More…]
Constructing a Dam at Fula Falls to Regulate Flooding along the Nile River in South Sudan
By Ajak John Ateng Recurring floods along the Nile River have become a major environmental and humanitarian challenge in South Sudan. Variability in seasonal rainfall, increasing river discharge, and the low-lying floodplains of the Nile River basin frequently result in widespread inundation that displaces communities, damages infrastructure, destroys agricultural lands,[Read More…]
Peace and Stability Must Come First South Sudan once again finds itself at a crossroads as insecurity, political tension, and humanitarian concerns continue to challenge the country’s fragile transition. While leaders speak about elections and national development, the reality on the ground reminds us that peace and stability must remain[Read More…]
OPINION: Traditional and Modern Medicine: A Unified Path Toward Health for All South Sudanese
By: Hon. Sarah Cleto Rial, Minister of Health – Republic of South Sudan The past and the present have always been intertwined, and nowhere is this more evident than in the evolution of our nation’s healthcare. For centuries, the people of South Sudan have relied on traditional healing—using herbs for[Read More…]
The continuing crisis in Akobo County has once again reminded the nation how fragile peace can be when tensions escalate and communities are forced to flee their homes. Recent developments have created fear and uncertainty among residents, leaving many families displaced and in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. The South[Read More…]
God exists in the heavens, the eternal, everlasting Creator, Jesus Christ our Lord
Sermon Title: A Warning to the Rich Overflowing Among the Chosen People of the Eternal Lord in Today’s World. James 5:1–20 My dear brother and sister in Christ our Lord, greetings to you all in the fold of our living, eternal God, here in beloved South Sudan. On this blessed[Read More…]
In Juba and across South Sudan, video halls popularly known as Nadi have become a fixture of daily life. They are everywhere: in residential neighborhoods, market centers, and busy streets. For many families who cannot afford a television set, these halls provide an affordable alternative, offering football matches, movies, and[Read More…]
Life in Juba has become increasingly difficult for ordinary citizens. Every day, families struggle to afford basic necessities such as food, water, transport, and rent. The rising cost of living in the capital is no longer just an economic issue; it is a national concern that requires urgent government attention.[Read More…]
“Waat Adol Community to Host Historic Peace Conference in Pagor Payam of Cueibet County, Lakes State, 16 March 2026”
By Engr. Maker Mangol Acien Yuol 11 March 2026 — The Waat Adol Community will convene a historic Peace Conference on 16 March 2026 in Pagor Payam to advance reconciliation, unity, and sustainable development across Pan Waat and surrounding communities of Gok Community. The conference is set to bring together[Read More…]
Urban Mobility Planning Along Major Corridors in Juba
By Ajak John Ateng Urban mobility planning in Juba has become progressively important as the city continues to grow due to rapid population increase and rural-urban migration. As the capital of South Sudan, Juba faces numerous urban challenges such as inadequate road infrastructure, inefficient waste management, weak sewage systems, frequent[Read More…]
God exists in the heavens, the eternal, everlasting Creator Jesus Christ our Lord
Sermon Title: The Tongue is a Fire, a Danger in Our Midst as the People of the Eternal Lord in beloved South Sudan. James 3:1–18 My dear brother and sister in Christ our Lord, greetings to you all in the fold of our living, eternal God, here in beloved South[Read More…]
Child Errands and Parental Responsibility
In many residential areas, it is common to see young children being sent to nearby shops to buy small household items. Sometimes they are sent to purchase sugar, salt, flour, or other daily necessities. While this practice may appear harmless and even educational, it raises serious concerns when the children[Read More…]
Church Leaders should Strengthen Peace Efforts as Civilians Called to Return Home
As leaders continue to call on civilians to return to their respective homes following recent tensions, the role of church leaders in peace building has become more important than ever. In times of uncertainty and fear, religious institutions often stand as pillars of hope, unity, and reconciliation within communities. Across[Read More…]
South Sudan stands at a crossroads. Our Constitution promises equality, dignity, and protection for all citizens, yet women and girls continue to live under the shadow of violence, exclusion, and silence. Parliament cannot continue to delay the passage of laws that safeguard half of our population. Every day of inaction[Read More…]
THE PAYMENT OF CIVIL SERVANT`s SALARY BECOMES PROBLEM IN SOUTH SUDAN.
By: Ayuel Mangok Angui The main role of the ministry of labour is to make sure that the salaries of all the government workers are paid on time in order to maintain them in their workplaces and avoid future irregularities in attending their duties as it is required[Read More…]
Article Title (36): God exists in the heavens, the eternal, everlasting Creator of all, Jesus Christ our Lord. Sermon Title: I lift up my eyes to the mountains—where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, Maker of heaven and earth, the eternal everlasting Jesus Christ our[Read More…]
Paying Salaries and Fighting Inflation Must Be the New Governor’s First Priority
The new governor of the Bank of South Sudan assumes office at a critical moment marked by rising market prices and growing economic hardship. The immediate priority must be clear: ensure the timely payment of salaries to civil servants and organized forces. Teachers, healthcare workers, police officers, and other public[Read More…]
Peace Begins with Us: Why Citizens Must Lead Stability Efforts in South Sudan
As South Sudan continues to navigate economic hardship, insecurity, and political uncertainty, many citizens place all responsibility for peace and development on the shoulders of political leaders. While leadership plays a crucial role, lasting stability cannot come from the top alone. It must begin with ordinary citizens who choose unity[Read More…]
Obituary :Elder James Ojulu Okony, a man of voice, faith, and heritage
By Manas James Okony Our family—the family of the late Elder James Ojulu Okony Otin—announced with deep sorrow, yet with gratitude to God for a life well lived. Elder Ojulu a veteran artist, broadcaster, church elder, and a former senior forestry officer, died in the capital city of Juba, on[Read More…]