When I reflect on how I used to celebrate my holidays, I always feel like I have lost a portion of myself. How I used to celebrate my holidays has greatly affected my perception of today’s holiday celebrations. I used to go traditional, but today’s holiday celebration needs me to[Read More…]
Author: One Citizen Daily Newspaper
As government foregoes salary payment, due to financial constraints, medical provisions must be a priority, to diffuse sicknesses and hunger, tormenting citizens. Amidst delirium of survival to the next day, patients seeking medical attention from Yei Civil Hospital, are already encountering shortage of essential supplies. According to the Hospital medical[Read More…]
Leadership as god intended: The gift of limits-avoiding being a guarantor for a stranger
By Very Rev Nathaniel Garang Aduotdit If someone promises to pay the debt of a stranger, get a coat or something from him to keep until the debt is paid. One of the greatest Gifts God has given all His children is the gift of limits. It’s because, man[Read More…]
Bureau of standards equips Nimule lab to combat poor-quality products
By William Madouk South Sudan National Bureau of Standards is set to go a notch higher in its testing capabilities at the border point. On Saturday, the National Bureau of Standards announced on its official page the acquisition of a new set of laboratory equipment aimed at strengthening surveillance[Read More…]
Yei commissioner meets revenue authorities on economic reforms
By James Innocent The newly installed Commissioner of Yei River County, Emmanuel Taban Seme, wasted no time in taking action. On Tuesday, August 20, 2024, he conducted his first meeting with the State and County Revenue Authorities to discuss taxation policies within the county. The meeting brought together the[Read More…]
Over 40 trained on gender-based violence in Lakes State
By Yang Ater Yang At least 45 participants, including women, youth, police officers, church members, chiefs, and primary school pupils were educated on the issue of gender-based violence (GBV) against women and girls. The two-day training was organized by the International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Rumbek, Lakes State. Lillian[Read More…]
CES deputy governor appeals for unity
By Bosco Bush Newly installed deputy governor of Central Equatoria State (CES), Paulino Lukudu Obede has appealed to the citizens to collectively embrace peace and unity to build a prosperous and stable state. In his first address after assuming office, he called for “peace and reconciliation among the citizens”[Read More…]
Northern Bahr el Ghazal receives Anti-Venom vaccine
By Hou Akot Hou In response to a rise in snake bite cases across Northern Bahr El Gazal state, the United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) has donated a consignment of anti-venom medications to health facilities. Luka Lual Aleu Jok, the health education focal point for the state’s Ministry[Read More…]
Federal Democratic Party rubbishes Gen. Gatkuoth’s claim of ownership
By Philip Buda Ladu Federal Democratic Party (FDP) has vehemently dismissed claims made by former party member Gen. Gathoth Gatkuoth that he owns the registered party. In a press conference held on Sunday at the FDP premises, the party’s Secretary General, Changkuoth Bichiock Reth, accused Gen. Gatkuoth of defaming[Read More…]
STANDOFF: Ayii, parliament rift deepens
By William Madouk and Philip Buda The ongoing dispute between businessman Ayii Duang Ayii and the National Assembly has escalated, with Ayii threatening legal action against the parliament over the recent summon. In a dramatic turn of events, Wani Santino Jada, the defense lawyer for Ayii, the owner of[Read More…]
Yei Hospital runs out of critical medical supplies
By Bosco Bush Yei Civil Hospital, the main referral medical facility serving the greater Yei has run out of essential medical equipment, drugs, and fuel, according to the hospital medical director, Dr. Morbe Taban. In an exclusive interview with this outlet, Dr. Taban painted a bleak picture of the[Read More…]
Peter Maker signs two-year deal with Kenyan giant AFC Leopard
By Kei Emmanuel Duku South Sudan national team defender Peter Maker has officially joined Kenyan Premier League powerhouse AFC Leopard on a two-year contract. The move comes after the towering defender’s previous contract with Serbian club Radnicki Mitrovica expired. Maker, a versatile player capable of playing both defensive midfield[Read More…]
Free entry for Sudanese Club games in Juba Stadium
By Kei Emmanuel Duku Sudanese football fans will have the opportunity to watch their beloved clubs compete in the CAF Confederations Cup and Champions League free of charge. Both Al-Merriekh FC and Al-Hilal FC, who are currently based in Juba due to the ongoing conflict in Sudan, have announced[Read More…]
Fiscal, Financial Allocation Monitoring Bill subjected to public hearing
By William Madouk A long-awaited Fiscal and Financial Allocation Monitoring Commission bill, 2023 has been subjected to public hearing yesterday in Juba. The Bill provides for the establishment of an independent commission to ensure transparency in regard to the allocation of nationally collected funds to states and counties in[Read More…]
Jadalla initiates Mpox awareness campaign
By No. 1 Citizen Central Equatoria State governor, Gen. Augustino Jadalla Kamilo Wani directs cabinet ministers to lead public awareness campaigns on monkeypox. The governor, in the directive issued during the state ordinary Council of Ministers meeting, said the campaign focuses on signs, symptoms, and preventive measures of Mpox.[Read More…]
Soldier batters wife to death
By Ijoo Bosco South Sudan People’s Defense Forces (SSPDF) soldier has been arrested for killing his wife in Sherikat military barracks in Torit, Eastern Equatoria State. According to Sector Commander Brigadier General Marino Oholong, the soldier, identified as German Tito, was under the influence of alcohol when he allegedly[Read More…]
Floods hit over 18,000 people in Lafon
By Ijoo Bosco Lafon County Commissioner, Magisto Ukach, has reported that over 18,000 people have been affected by floods in the eastern payams (administrative divisions) of his county in Eastern Equatoria State. Addressing journalists in Torit on Thursday, Ukach stated that majority of the affected areas are in the[Read More…]
SSUF/A remnants criticize Dickson
By William Madouk A faction of the South Sudan United Front/Army (SSUF/A) that had previously defected to the ruling SPLM party has criticized General Dickson Gatluak’s decision to withdraw from the “homegrown” peace process in South Sudan. On Thursday, General Dickson Gatluak announced that his faction was pulling out[Read More…]
Dr. Machar, MPs discuss peace in Unity State, Ruweng areas
By Bosco Bush First Vice President, Dr. Riek Machar met and discussed peace initiatives with a group of lawmakers representing Unity State and Ruweng Administrative Area in the National Legislative Assembly. The Thursday’s meeting focused on addressing a number of challenges affecting the neighboring communities including the recent devastating[Read More…]
Oppressive environment hampers Finance Ministers’ performance -Oyet
By Bosco Bush Deputy Speaker of the Transitional National Legislative Assembly (TNLA), Hon. Oyet Nathaniel Pierino, has revealed the ordeal facing finance ministers, both at the national and state levels. He said they (finance Ministers) discharge their duties under an oppressive environment from their respective leaders. Oyet disclosed this[Read More…]