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A nation’s greatest asset is not its natural resources but the health of its people. For South Sudan, improving healthcare should be among the government’s highest priorities if the country is to achieve sustainable development, economic growth, and lasting peace. While progress has been made in expanding health services, many[Read More…]
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…]
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…]
By Ijoo Bosco The South Sudan Political Parties Council (PPC) has accused the National Elections Commission (NEC) of sidelining it from key preparations for the country’s planned December 2026 general elections, warning that the continued exclusion could undermine the credibility of the electoral process. The Council says it has been[Read More…]