By Lodu William Odiya Marking of Senior four examinations has delayed for about six months due to liquidity crisis. The Ministry of General Education has just announced; the exercise will start next week. Speaking to National Broadcaster, Education Minister, Kuyok Abol Kuyok noted that although funds had been approved,[Read More…]
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EAC tables USD 109.3 million budget
By Yiep Joseph East African Community (EAC) has tabled estimated USD 109.3 for FY 2025/2026 budget. According to EAC secretariate, the budget was presented before the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) during sitting at the regional bloc Headquarters in Arusha, Tanzania. “The East African Community (EAC) has tabled before[Read More…]
SSFF amends general regulations
By Jacob Onuha Nelson South Sudan Football Federation (SSFF) has amended two general regulations for fair and efficient development of clubs, players and competitions. During an Extraordinary Virtual Meeting of South Sudan Football Association (SSFA) Executive Committee, on 23rd June 2025, in Juba, the body approved amendments to two[Read More…]
Journalists gear up to drive Public Engagement in Constitution-Making
By Kei Emmanuel Duku Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS), in a collaboration with United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), officially commenced a three-day capacity-building workshop for journalists on Tuesday, June 24, 2025. The training, hosted in Juba, has brought together[Read More…]
CES, UNMISS, partner to protect civilians
By Lodu William Odiya Central Equatoria and United Nation Mission in South Sudan have agreed to improve and coordinate security operations to protect civilians in the state. This was reach at recently, in a two-day dialogue under the theme “Improved collaborations to protect civilians” in Juba. According to a[Read More…]
Central Equatoria calls for peaceful coexistence among cattle traders
By Kei Emmanuel Duku Central Equatoria State (CES) has called for peaceful coexistence and mutual respect among cattle traders operating in Mogiri Boma of Mangalla Payam. The appeal followed a visit of senior state officials to Mogiri cattle market to assess the status of cattle trade in the economic[Read More…]
Detained Warrap state Revenue Authority staff freed
By Lodu William Odiya South Sudan peoples Defence Forces (SSPDF) Division five command has released 19 staff of Warrap state revenue Authority. The military command, in a press statement, announced the state Revenue Authority staff, who were arrested by Division 11 command, on 13″h of June 2025, at various[Read More…]
WRANGLE rumbles SPLM-IO party
By Yiep Joseph Fresh wrangle tears Sudan People Liberation Movement in Opposition (SPLM-IO) as Interim leadership suspends members in Eastern Equatoria state. In an order issued on 24th June, Stephen Par Kuol SPLM-IO suspended some party members from Eastern Equatoria state of their duties citing insubordination of interim leadership,[Read More…]
Live in the moment and be happy through it: Lessons from Air India crash
On June 12, a plane took off from India, with more than 200 people who were about to make a new beginning in London but unfortunately, none of them knew that it would be their final flight. The plane never made it. It crashed within 30 seconds. How sad. Just[Read More…]
South Sudan doesn’t wait for the idle: Who runs this country bow?
By Isaac Chol Aguer Since the earliest days of South Sudan’s independence, the principle of state sovereignty and institutional continuity has always stood above personal ambitions. Every constitutional document and political accord signed under the banner of national interest affirms this. And yet, in the middle of a fabricated[Read More…]
Yei counsellors set to resume duties
By James Innocent Yei River County councilors in Central Equatoria State are set to resume duties after nearly a year of inactivity due to economic challenges. According to the chairman, who also acts as the speaker for the county council, Claudia Milla, they have been unable to perform official activities[Read More…]
CES gov’t condemn arson, looting at Morobo Health facility
By Kei Emmanuel Duku Central Equatoria State (CES) Government has condemned a recent attack on health facility in Morobo County, where vital medical supplies were looted and ambulances set ablaze. The assault, attributed to elements of the Sudan People’s Liberation Army-In Opposition PLA-IO, occurred on Friday, June 20, 2025,[Read More…]
CEPO urges parties to denounce violence
By Kei Emmanuel Duku Community Empowerment for Progress Organization (CEPO), has expressed disappointment with army field commanders, accusing them of causing persistent clashes in some parts of the country. In a statement, CEPO’s Executive Director, Edmond Yakani argued that the current confrontation between armed militants and government soldiers has[Read More…]
Three die of suspected Cholera in Torit
By Jacob Onuha Nelson At least three children have died, and 18 others are in critical condition due to a suspected cholera outbreak in Haforiere Boma, Kiyala Payam, Torit County, Eastern Equatoria State. Abondio Amanya, a medical officer and a family member of one of the deceased, described the situation[Read More…]
Civil Society urges fair, transparent salary payment
By Lodu William Odiya Centre for Peace and Advocacy (CPA) calls on South Sudan government to honor its obligation to provide civil servants with fair and transparent salaries. In a press release seen by this outlet, CPA expressed concern over reports that many civil servants receive a meager monthly[Read More…]
Kiir places eight army generals under non-active list
By Yiep Joseph South Sudan President, Salva Kiir Mayardit has transferred eight military generals from the active list of Sudan People’s Defense Forces (SSPDF) to non-active list. No. 1 Citizen Daily Newspaper has seen a copy of the transfer circular signed by the President, who is the Commander-in-Chief of[Read More…]
MITIGATE: Stockpile for Israel-Iran war shocks
By Yiep Joseph Economists urge South Sudan government to stockpile essential goods, particularly fuel, to safeguard the country from Israel-Iram conflict disruptions. Abraham Maliet, an economist, forecasts prospects of likely ongoing Middle- East hostility’s impacts to South Sudan’s economy, as like on other parts of the world. He emphasized[Read More…]
Rickshaws to luxury rides: A rainy-day lesson for the Honorable House
By Isaac Chol Aguer In a country where some cross puddles without their shoes getting wet, while others stack errands like unpaid debts, came the unusual sight of Hon. Bataria Minror arriving at the gates of the Revitalized Transitional National Legislative Assembly in a modest Rickshaw, a black plastic bag[Read More…]
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Journalists in Eastern Equatoria state gain health reporting skills
By Kei Emmanuel Duku Union of Journalists in South Sudan, in partnership with Ministry of Health and other partners have trained 25 journalists in Eastern Equatorial State Capital Torit. The two-day’ workshop which started on the 20th to 21st June 2025 brought together Journalists and officials of the state[Read More…]