By Stephen Dhieu Kuach On this day we can remember how we have walked, sometime crawling, sometimes carried by hope alone, sometimes refusing to surrender even when the world turned its back. South Sudan’s disability movement has risen from war, displacement, and silence. We are a nation where nearly one[Read More…]
Politics
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“Harnessing South Sudan’s Youth Potential.”
By Engr. Maker Mangol Acien Yuol A youth is a person between 18 and 35 years old according to the recent 29-page document of the youth development program policy constituted by the National Parliament of South Sudan. The high number of youth in this nation faces limited access to quality[Read More…]
Kajo-Keji Commissioner Moves to Halt Illegal Logging in Liwolo Payam
By Kei Emmanuel Duku In a bid to rescue the county’s rapidly vanishing forests, the Commissioner of Kajo-Keji has issued a stern directive to immediately cease all unauthorized timber activities. The move comes as local leaders warn that uncontrolled environmental destruction is pushing the region toward an ecological breaking point,[Read More…]
Clarity Is the Antidote to Public Doubt
In South Sudan today, the debate over new traffic police directives has become a litmus test for the strength of institutions and the rule of law. Recent orders banning right‑hand‑drive vehicles, tinted windows, and mandating changes to sliding doors on public transport have ignited public outcry. Parliament has openly declared[Read More…]
The hunger we survived in 2025, we should be awarded certificates of survival
By Malek Arol Dhieu 20 people were attacked by a lion. By the grace of God, all of them survived the attack. From wherever they scattered for safety, they came back one by one. One of them suggested that they should count themselves in case one, two or three might[Read More…]
Dr. Machar’s phone meeting results to Nasir attack, says witness
By Yiep Joseph As the special court continues with the trials of Puot Kang and seven co-accused, witnesses surface with fresh testimonies. This is one of the high-profile cases in the country since it involved the suspended First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar as one of the accused. The 32nd[Read More…]
After 22 years in prison, Joseph just got released yesterday
By Malek Arol Dhieu My name is Joseph Yen Magot. I am an SPLA soldier. I was imprisoned on June 12th 2003 by the Government of Uganda on an accusation of killing five UPDF soldiers. 15 SPLA soldiers were killed by the UPDF soldiers and we ambushed them in retaliation,[Read More…]
Dr. Akol meets President, vows to Rejuvenates SPLM
By Lodu William Odiya The Secretary General (SG) of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) Dr. Dr. Akol Paul Kordit vowed to rejuvenate the party. Dr. Akol made the remark on Wednesday after meeting President Salva Kiir who is also the chairperson of the SPLM party According to the statement[Read More…]
Kiir urges Dr. Igga to mobilize more for the 2026 election
By Yiep Joseph South Sudan’s President and SPLM Chairman Salva Kiir Mayardit has urged James Wani Igga and other top party officials to continue with mobilization as elections approach. The president made the remarks during the swearing-in of Dr. James Wani Igga, the first Deputy Chairman of the Sudan People’s[Read More…]
POLITICS: No process in parties’ registrations
By Alan Clement South Sudan’s Political Parties Council (PPC) has raised concerns over failed by the political parties to turn up for registration as election approaches. PPC revealed that no new political parties have been registered since 2015. Speaking at a recent journalists’ workshop in Juba, PPC Deputy Chairperson Lola[Read More…]
NEC warns legal contradictions could derail South Sudan’s 2026 elections
By Alan Clement South Sudan’s National Elections Commission (NEC) has raised alarm over unresolved contradictions in the country’s legal framework, warning they could undermine the peace agreement and delay credible elections scheduled for December 2026. Speaking at a workshop on Women in Media and Political Transition last week, NEC Secretary[Read More…]
DEFECTION:Rocks SPLM/A-IO
By Kei Emmanuel Duku The South Sudan People’s Defense Forces (SSPDF) has confirmed that approximately 11,500 former SPLA-IO combatants and organized forces have renounced rebellion to rejoin the Government under President Salva Kiir Mayardit. The mass defection, which occurred over the weekend significantly boosts the government’s military strength and influence[Read More…]
SPLM urges Upper Nile Governor to Focus on Stability
By Kei Emmanuel Duku Top leaders of the ruling Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) have called on the newly sworn-in Upper Nile State Governor, Jacob Dollar Ruot, to prioritize unity, peace, and stability in the volatile region. Governor Dollar, who is also the new SPLM Chairperson for the state, was[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…]
Nhial lost his parliamentary seat after defection, says SPLM
By Jacob Onuha Nelson The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) national secretariat has broken silence on the status of Nhial Deng Nhial in the party. Since Nhial’s defection and subsequent formation of the South Sudan Salvation Movement (SSSM), the SPLM headquarters promise to respond. Addressing the media on Wednesday, Bol Makueng[Read More…]
Suspended commissioner quits SPLM-IO, joins SPLM
By Lodu William Odiya The Suspended Cueibet County commissioner in Lakes state has resigned from Sudan People’s Liberation Movement in Opposition (SPLM-IO) and joined Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM). Daniel Deng Mario was suspended recently from the position of commissionership. In a statement to the media, Deng resigned and immediately[Read More…]
Young women urged to engage in South Sudan politics
By Alan Clement Young South Sudanese women have been urged to break cultural barriers and engage in politics, as a fellow youth warned their exclusion from decision-making threatens the country’s democratic progress. At a recent youth engagement forum, Susan Alfred, a young entrepreneur emphasized that women’s voices are indispensable in[Read More…]
Raila Odinga dies of heart attack
By Lodu William Odiya The Former Kenyan prime Minister, Raila Amolo Odinga has on Wednesday died of Cardiac arrest at the age of 80, in Indian city Kochi, where he had been receiving medical treatment. According to the report, the late Odinga collapsed during a morning walk and was rushed[Read More…]
ELECTION: Stakeholders express doubt
By Alan Clement Some stakeholders warned that elections in 2026 are unlikely due to the government’s failure to implement key parts of the 2018 agreement. In an exclusive interview, the Chairperson person of the Coalition of Other Political Parties, Dr. Gai Chol Paul expressed doubt regarding the upcoming election. He[Read More…]
PROMOTION: VP Bol to highest rank
By Lodu William Odiya President Salva Kiir has promoted Vice President (VP) for Economic Cluster Dr. Benjamin Bol Mel to top military rank in National Security Service (NSS). Bol was elevated from Lt. General to a full General in the National Security Services (NSS). In a statement released by the[Read More…]