By Morris ‘Dogga Luwo Abnormal temperature patterns and varied rainfall across the country are anticipated in the next week. According to the South Sudan Metrological Department, the temperature outlook indicates a departure from normal average conditions, with the southern regions experiencing a decrease in temperatures, except for specific areas[Read More…]
Author: One Citizen Daily Newspaper
Marking 50 years of Expanded Programme for Immunization
By Charles K Mark South Sudan joins the global community to mark monumental 50th anniversary of Expanded Programme for Immunization (EPI). In a joint statement extended by UNICEF, the milestone highlights the transformative power of vaccines that have decreased child mortality rates globally. They lead to elevated health standards[Read More…]
One person killed in Imehejek Administrative Area
By Ijoo Bosco A 35-year-old man, identified as Arama Oromo, was shot dead by suspected youths from Kapoeta North County in Imehejek Administrative Payam in Eastern Equatoria State. Imehejek Administrator, Mathew Oromo confirmed the incident to No. 1 Citizen Daily Newspaper via phone, adding the attackers are still being[Read More…]
Stakeholders sensitized on PWDs’ rights
By William Madouk Child Rights Civil Society Coalition (CRC), with Save the Children, has sensitized stakeholders on UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and its optional protocol. The 1-day sensitization workshop was attended by civil society organizations (CSOs), community-based organizations (CBOs), members of the Union[Read More…]
Mathok engages Malaysian firm for dry port setup
By William Madouk Ministry of Investment has engaged B’smart, a Malaysian-East African company, to establish a dry port at Nimule border point. Minister, Dr. Dheiu Mathok Diing revealed the development on Tuesday after meeting with a delegation from B’smart who jetted into the country to implement the project. He[Read More…]
Kalisto’s Lawyer reports intimidation
By Charles K Mark A law firm representing Kalisto Lado, detained former mayor of Juba City Council, has reported incidents of harassment and intimidation to the East African Court of Justice. The Pan African Law Chambers, LLP, Advocates and Attorneys, on Thursday, April 29, 2024, submitted a complaint letter[Read More…]
UJOSS demands fair pay for journalists
By Kidega Livingstone Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS) petition for fair payment of journalists and media workers by employers in the country. In a press statement, UJOSS, an umbrella of professional journalists, raises concern about exploitation of journalists, in the country. It stressed that some of the[Read More…]
UNMISS mandate extends; Russia, China abstain vote
By Jurugo Emmanuel Ogasto United Nations Security Council has extended the mandate of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) for one year. The Council adopted resolution 2729 (2024) with a vote of 13 in favour, none against, and two abstentions from Russia and China. The resolution, which[Read More…]
DILEMMA; December polls in question
By Bida Elly David South Sudan’s December elections, intended to be free, fair, and credible, face uncertainty. Recent online reports claim President Salva Kiir and First Vice President Riek Machar agreed to a postponement. However, the ruling SPLM party denies this, insisting the 2024 elections remain on schedule. Policy[Read More…]
Chagor’s party protests dismissal
By Staff Writer South Sudan United Movement (SSUM), a party signatory to the revitalized peace agreement under the umbrella of the South Sudan Opposition Alliance (SSOA), has protested the removal of former Jonglei State Governor Denay Jock Chagor. SSUM, in a statement seen by the No. 1 Citizen Daily[Read More…]
Whoever walks in integrity walks securely, but whoever takes crooked paths will be found out
Many people know what integrity means; yes, Integrity in leadership means having strong moral principles, standing by your words, and doing the right thing. It’s a highly valued trait since most employees look to their leader for cues on how to act. A leader that demonstrates the company values in[Read More…]
I am poor by choice
I have chosen to chase a good living standard in a rightful way. As for other ways, as you can see, I’m too fit to gain a good living standard by any other means. I’m dam fit to join my uncle’s political camp and use my writing ability to earn[Read More…]
Statistics ahead of Yei Joints Stars Vs Tiger United
By Kei Emmanuel Duku As South Sudan Women’s Cup third edition ends today in Buluk Training Centre, Yei Super Queens, the reigning champions, will face Tiger United (Kuajok) at 3 PM. This year’s edition had the Nile Eagles of Bor and Bentiu City SC from Bentiu as newcomers to[Read More…]
Multitude IDPs stranded at Rokon-RRC
By William Madouk Over a thousand people fleeing conflict in Minga Payam of Western Equatoria State (WES) are stranded in Rokon Payam, Central Equatoria State. Relief and Rehabilitation Commission’s acting chairperson in Yambio, Thomas Aringa said civilians vacate Minga due to clashes between government forces and National Salvation Front[Read More…]
Returnees persevering hardship
By Hou Akot Hou Returnees in Northern Bahr el Ghazal are living under severe adversity, a local chief told the state governor. Chief Deng Kuol Garang said returnees in the area lack of water points, food insecurity and limited access to good schools. The area chief reported the deaths[Read More…]
A school under investigation over electric shock
By Gladys Fred Kole Darling Wisdom Academy Primary and Secondary Boarding School is being investigated over electrocution to death of one of its students. National Ministry of General Education and Instruction reports investigating the school administration over the death case. Deputy Minister, Martin Tako Moyi told journalists on[Read More…]
At least 8 dead, 13 injured in hoary dispute over a bull
By Yang Ater Yang Eight people were killed, and 13 others wounded in clashes between two sub-clans of the Gok community in Cueibet County, Lakes State, last Thursday. The dispute stemmed from a prestigious bull named “Makur,” according to Lakes State Police Spokesman Maj. Elijah Mabor Makuac. “In 2013,[Read More…]
S.4 results expected in three weeks
By Gladys Fred Kole Marking of South Sudan Certificates of Secondary Education (CSE) examinations is on progress, and results will be ready in three weeks’ time. According to the Ministry of General Education and Instruction, the marking delayed due to challenges in funding for the exercise. Deputy Minister Martin[Read More…]
Fear grips, homes deserted as thousand flee Tombura over violence
By Charles K Mark People continue to run to UN Protection of Civilian Camps, Schools, and Health Centers for safety due to fear of raging communal violence in Tombura County, Western Equatoria State. A youth leader, Oliver Abdalla describes the scenario as tainted with continued abductions since the unrest[Read More…]
Taxes hamper humanitarian aid delivery
By Staff writer Humanitarian partners in South Sudan have called for urgent removal of recently imposed taxes and charges on aid supplies imported into the country. United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) made the appeal, in press release, on Sunday evening. UN Mission in the[Read More…]