By Dogga Luwo Go’do In the latest weather forecast, moderate rainfall is expected in several parts of South Sudan, particularly in the southern regions in the next seven days. However, dry conditions are anticipated in the far northeastern part, specifically in northern Upper Nile State. According to the South[Read More…]
Author: One Citizen Daily Newspaper
Central Bank not to blame for economic mess-Minister
By Deng Athian National Minister of Road and Bridges Simon Mijok Mijak has urged citizens not to solely blame the Bank of South Sudan for the country’s economic problems. Instead, he urged everyone to focus on improving food production as a means to boost the economy. Speaking during the[Read More…]
SSP gains against USD
By Bida Elly David Easter festivity has witnessed a significant appreciation of the South Sudanese Pound (SSP) against the United States Dollar, sparking hope among citizens for a decrease in commodity prices. However, the prospect of this drop appears uncertain and elusive. Over the past few weeks, the local[Read More…]
David YAU YAU defects to SPLM-IO
By William Madouk A former leader of Cobra faction, General David Yau Yau, has quit Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM-IG) under President Salva Kiir Mayardit and joined the SPLM-IO, allied to Dr. Riek Machar. Gen. Yau Yau and 20 other members from Northern Bahr el Ghazal State were welcomed[Read More…]
We are not allergic to gold money, say the civil servants
If something is wrong with the oil money, how about the gold money? We can be paid with the gold money. We are not allergic to gold money. We are not allergic to uranium money either. We are not allergic to nickel money as well. And by the way, why[Read More…]
The Plight of South Sudan
By Theem Isaac Machar Akot In South Sudan, it is either you are going through a lot, or you are about to enter a lot, or a lot is going through you. A lot is going on with a lot of us. A nation struggling with suffering and a[Read More…]
Unite to overcome economic turmoil- Cardinal
By Charles K Mark In his Easter message, His Grace, Stephen Cardinal Ameyu Martin Mulla has called for unity among citizens to overcome the economic meltdown. He acknowledged the hardships experienced by families, businesses, and individuals whose dreams have been shattered during these difficult times. “The economic crisis has[Read More…]
Mayor puts traders under pressure over rubbish
By Bida Elly David On Saturday, the Juba City Mayor compelled a majority of traders in Konyo-Konyo market to participate in a cleaning exercise. Some traders in Malakia and Konyo-Konyo were observed cleaning their shops in response to avoid fines. Mayor Flora Modi, along with her team, joined forces[Read More…]
Magwi commissioner prioritizes security
By Ijoo Bosco A newly appointed commissioner of Magwi County assumed his duties on Wednesday last week, with a strong focus on addressing the pressing security issues in the county. Speaking during the welcoming ceremony, Pole Pole Benjamin Olum emphasised the importance of leaving the past behind and embarking[Read More…]
UNMISS establishes temporary base in Rumbek North
By Yang Ater Yang United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) established a Temporary Operation Base in Maper Town, Rumbek North County, Lakes State. The base, manned by 120 UN peacekeepers, aims to provide much-needed protection to the civil population and demonstrate the UN’s presence in the area through[Read More…]
Parliament to resume this week
By Charles K Mark After a lengthy recess, the Reconstituted Transitional National Legislative Assembly (R-TNLA) is set to open this week for business. In an announcement issued on March 28th by Alalla Younis Loro the clerk of the August House, informed all members to report for the opening of[Read More…]
Seven cheat death in another plane crash
By Charles K Mark At least seven people survived another plane crash on Sunday morning in Malakal Airport, Upper Nile State. According to the office of the governor, a cargo plane carrying supplies from Juba to Malakal crashed at the Airport due to technical difficulties. All seven people on[Read More…]
Former mayor Kalisto under arrest
By William Madouk First deputy speaker of the national assembly, Oyet Nathaniel, is demanding the immediate release of former mayor of Juba city, Kalisto Lado, who was allegedly detained by security forces. According to a statement, Kalisto was arrested on Saturday at around 11:29 pm when a heavily mounted[Read More…]
Mystery X mark on man’s palm
By Staff writer As the world braces for mystery of darkness at day, when a total eclipse, on 8th April, engulfs the globe, a South Sudanese puzzles an X mark on his palm. A 60-year-old Makur Gurin Chigok Meen, a police officer, who prefers a lifestyle of an ordinary[Read More…]
Dear God Almighty, help South Sudan, Baba!
By Theem Isaac Machar Dear Father in Heaven, the only living God, God of no discrimination, God of the poor, the weak, the rich, powerful people, and God of the nations, in case I may appear holy before you, please I pray for the great nation on the brink[Read More…]
Invest in Women, Invest in South Sudan’s Future: A Banker’s Perspective
By Lorna Mwangi As we commemorate International Women’s Month, it’s an opportune time to shine a spotlight on the extraordinary women of South Sudan, particularly those who are driving our economic progress as entrepreneurs. Globally, women entrepreneurs face formidable challenges, contributing only 37% of the global GDP despite comprising[Read More…]
Mayor urges traders to light up Torit town
By Ijoo Bosco Torit mayor has called on the community to prioritize lighting up the town in order to address rising incidences of criminal activities. Speaking at a meeting with businesses community, Albino Zachariah said that Torit town has gained a reputation for being in darkness, making it susceptible[Read More…]
IGAD demands political commitment ahead of elections
By Bida Elly David Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) has called on South Sudan to implement 2018 revitalized peace deal to have peaceful elections. IGAD delegation led by Executive secretary, Dr. Workneh Gebeyehu made the call while wrapping up a three-day visit in Juba, The visit aimed at assessing[Read More…]
Yei communities dialogue for lasting peace
By James Innocent Whitaker Peace and Development Initiative (WPDI) conducted a transformative three-day dialogue in Libogo and Nyori areas of Lasu Payam, Yei River County. Over 70 participants from diverse stakeholders in Yei River County converged to dialogue on how to foster peace and reconciliation between long-standing adversaries, Libogo[Read More…]
Orphans receive Easter gift
By James Innocent Kikiji National Orphanage Center in Yei County on Friday received a donation of scholastic materials and clothing from well-wishers. Victoria Kija, a tailor based in the United States, one of the founder members of Kikiji National Orphanage Center, offered the donation. Dominic Living Wawa, another founder[Read More…]