Author: One Citizen Daily Newspaper

Pibor on alert over alleged threat of Jonglei attack

By Deng Ghai Deng Authorities in the Greater Pibor Administrative Area are sounding an alarm over potential attacks from armed youth in neighboring Jonglei state. Jacob Werchum Juok, the minister of information for Greater Pibor Administrative Area, expressed concern following unconfirmed reports circulating online suggesting that youth in the Lou[Read More…]

Parties optimistic as talks revive

By Philip Buda Ladu Tumaini peace talks resumed in Nairobi, Kenya, after a nearly five-month hiatus, with both government and opposition groups expressing readiness to fast-track the process and potentially reach an agreement before the end of the year. While the sustained negotiations are expected to officially begin today, Thursday,[Read More…]

Junior Bright Stars kick-off preparation for CECAFA Qualifiers

By Kei Emmanuel Duku South Sudan Junior National Team, nicknamed the “Junior Bright Stars,” has commenced training in preparation for the upcoming U-17 African Cup of Nations Council of East and Central Africa Football Association (CECAFA) qualifiers 2024. The team will undergo daily morning and afternoon training sessions at Juba[Read More…]

Over 600 suffer cervical cancer

By Kei Emmanuel Duku An alarming number of South Sudanese women and girls are affected by cervical cancer, according to Dr. Idyoro Ojukwu, an Obstetrician/Gynecological Oncologist at Juba University. Dr. Ojukwu estimates that approximately 700 South Sudanese individuals are currently battling cancer, with cervical cancer accounting for 10% of these[Read More…]

PoC on alert as women, youth receive income-generating skills

By Staff Writer In a bid to enhance resilience and self-reliance among vulnerable populations, women and youth living in the Protection of Civilians (PoC) sites in Juba, are acquiring critical income-generating skills. Spearheaded by Active Citizen South Sudan (ACSS) in collaboration with LM International, the program focuses on vocational training[Read More…]

Peace talks resume

By Philip Buda Ladu   After a nearly five-month pause, the Tumaini Initiative—a process aimed at achieving sustainable peace in South Sudan—is set to resume today, December 4, 2024, in Nairobi. The renewed talks, hosted in the Kenyan capital, will involve the transitional government of national unity and non-signatories to[Read More…]

Zero tolerance for exam malpractice-VP Akol

By William Madouk   Vice President for Service Cluster, Hussein Abdelbagi Akol, has issued a stern warning to teachers and invigilators against involvement in exam malpractices. The warning comes as Senior Four students across Juba are currently sitting for their national examinations. Abdelbagi urged all stakeholders, to ensure the integrity[Read More…]

South Sudan secured over 282,150 doses of oral cholera vaccine

By Staff writer Ministry of Health has secured over 282 153 doses of oral cholera vaccine cover Cholera transmission hotspots. The vaccine has acquired with support from the World Health Organization (WHO), in response to cholera outbreaks in the country. International Coordinating Group (ICG), which coordinates and manages global stockpile[Read More…]

Kiir directs state revenue boost

By Yiep Joseph President Salva Kiir has instructed governors and chief administrators to enhance their efforts in generating local revenue to support the economy, as oil production faces challenges due to the ongoing civil war in Sudan. In his closing remarks at the 8th Governors’ Forum, Kiir urged state leaders[Read More…]