Author: One Citizen Daily Newspaper

NEC launches website to promote transparency, awareness

By Yiep Joseph National Election Commission (NEC) has launched a website to promote transparency and accountability in all election-related activities ahead of the 2026 elections. The election body unveiled the website, www.nec.gov.ss, on Wednesday, which will ease access to election information. In his remark, Prof. Abednego Akok Kacuol, chairperson of[Read More…]

Tumaini peace talks hit deadlock

By Bosco Bush   As Tumaini talks in Nairobi enter second week, a deadlock appears to be emerging, as parties have failed to reach a consensus on contentious issues in the already signed protocols. The disagreement between the restructured government delegates and the opposition groups over key provisions of the[Read More…]

Woman detained over daughter’s suicide

By Hou Akot Hou Local authorities in Aweil South County, Northern Bahr el Ghazal State are currently holding a woman after her daughter committed suicide. The incident is believed to have stemmed from a domestic dispute over food rations. According to Deputy Police Director Marial Awou, the young woman, whose[Read More…]

Allocate funds for 2026 December elections-UN

By Kei Emmanuel Duku United Nations Head of Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) has urged the unity government to allocate necessary funds to the National Election Commission (NEC) in preparation for the country’s first-ever democratic elections in December 2026. Addressing the press yesterday, head of UNMISS Nicholas Haysom stated that[Read More…]

UN denied access to Wonduruba-Haysom

By Kei Emmanuel Duku   United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) has been denied access to Wonduruba Payam after a recent attack that left over 20 civilians dead, Special Representative of the Secretary-General Nicholas Haysom said. Speaking to the media on Tuesday, Haysom expressed disappointment over the government’s decision[Read More…]

Truck drivers end strike

By Yiep Joseph A standoff at the South Sudan-Uganda border in Nimule has been resolved, with long-distance truck drivers agreeing to resume their journey into South Sudan. The drivers, who were on strike over what they said were high taxes and illegal roadblocks, have now been persuaded to return to[Read More…]