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CES officials inspect progress of Lou–referendum road project

By Louis Loku A high-level delegation from the Central Equatoria State Government inspected the ongoing Lou–Referendum Road Project to assess construction progress, verify engineering standards, and review the implementation timeline of the road works. The delegation was led by the State Minister of Roads and Bridges, Hon. Latio Paul Abbas,[Read More…]

Governor Lobong says all revenues from land are collected by the government

By Louis Loku Eastern Equatoria State Governor Gen. Louis Lobong Lojore has clarified that the collection of land rent, taxes, and other statutory payments from investors and non-governmental organisations is the responsibility of the government, following concerns raised by the Kor Community of Lafon County over alleged unpaid land rent[Read More…]

WES governor directs commissioners to support civic education ahead of elections

By Louis Loku The Governor of Western Equatoria State, Badagbu Daniel Rimbasa, has directed county commissioners across the state to provide full support to civic educators and ensure that all communities are reached as civic and voter education activities commence ahead of South Sudan’s 2026 general elections. Speaking during the[Read More…]

Civil Society calls for open political space ahead of elections

By Sabri Dibaco The Chairperson of the Civil Society Network in Western Equatoria State, Emmanuel Wanga, has called on the government and all political stakeholders to guarantee civic and political space ahead of South Sudan’s upcoming general elections. Emmanuel Wang emphasises that a peaceful and inclusive electoral environment is essential[Read More…]

UNOPS cash-for-work beneficiaries protest six-month payment delay in Torit

By Ijoo Bosco Beneficiaries of a UNOPS-supported Cash-for-Work project in Torit staged a peaceful protest on Tuesday, demanding payment of incentives they say have remained unpaid for the past six months. The demonstrators gathered outside the UNOPS field office in Torit, calling on the organisation and its implementing partners to[Read More…]

Western Equatoria State launches civic and voter education campaign

By Sabri Dibaco Western Equatoria State has officially launched its Civic and Voter Education campaign, with election officials, women’s leaders, civil society organisations,, and development partners calling on citizens to embrace peace, participate actively in the electoral process, and reject violence ahead of South Sudan’s general elections scheduled for December[Read More…]

Eastern Equatoria State food crisis deepens as hunger death toll rises

By Ijoo Bosco The food crisis in Eastern Equatoria State is worsening, with authorities confirming more hunger-related deaths and warning that prolonged drought continues to push communities toward famine. The State Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) says five people died of hunger in Lafon County last week following a joint[Read More…]

SPLM-IO to intensify political mobilisation in WES through membership registration

By Sabri Dibaco The Deputy Governor of Western Equatoria State, Justin Joseph Marona, has announced that the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-in-Opposition (SPLM-IO) will immediately begin party membership registration across the state’s ten counties after receiving official registration forms from the party’s General Secretariat in Juba. The registration forms were handed[Read More…]

Governor Adil denies blocking NPM political rally in Lainya

By Louis Loku Central Equatoria State has dismissed allegations by the National Patriotic Movement (NPM) that Governor Emmanuel Adil Anthony ordered the blockage of the party’s planned political rally in Lainya County. In a press statement issued on Sunday, the Governor’s Office described the accusations as “unfair and misleading,” saying[Read More…]