By Hou Akot Hou The Governor of Northern Bahr el Ghazal State (NBGs), Charles Madut Akol, has sworn in new municipal and SPLM Liberation Council officials The governor called on the leaders to promote unity and deliver services effectively as the country approaches elections. Speaking during the ceremony at the[Read More…]
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Defense Continues cross-examination of digital Expert at 64th Session
By Yiep Joseph The defense team in the trial of suspended First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar and seven co-accused continued cross-examining the prosecution’s digital forensic expert. During the 64th session on Wednesday, the focus was on the reliability and relevance of expert’s findings from the devices of the accused[Read More…]
Young Women in Western Equatoria State demand inclusion, stability
By Jackson Gaaniko Young women leaders in Western Equatoria State have issued a strong call for greater inclusion in governance and urgent improvements in basic services and security. The call followed a two-day policy dialogue with lawmakers and government officials in Yambio. The forum was held under the Inclusive Governance[Read More…]
SSPDF Kills eight rebels, including commander in Response at Jebel Galtan
By Chol D. Johnson The South Sudan People’s Defence Forces (SSPDF) says it has killed at least eight attackers who recently launched a deadly assault on civilians at a mining site near Juba. The incident, which left dozens of miners and local residents dead or wounded, prompted a swift military[Read More…]
Speaker Kumba faces SPLM axe as caucus declares a vote of no confidence in her
By Yiep Joseph The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) Parliamentary Caucus has unanimously declared a vote of no confidence in Speaker of the Transitional National Legislative Assembly, Jemma Nunu Kumba. The decision was reached during a caucus meeting chaired by President Salva Kiir Mayardit, who also the chairperson of the[Read More…]
Progress Without Shelter: Juba’s Urban Drive Risks Citizen Dignity
The promise of modern infrastructure in Juba is undeniable. Roads, properly demarcated and aligned with the city’s master plan, are vital for commerce, mobility, and the long-term growth of South Sudan’s capital. Yet, the current urban development drive is unfolding with a troubling human cost: families are being stripped of[Read More…]
ELECTION : Kiir secures South Africa’s backing
By Lodu William Odiya President Salva Kiir Mayardit has met with his South African counterpart, Cyril Ramaphosa, expressing dedication to advancing democratic process for elections in December this year. In a statement issued by the presidential press unit yesterday, the talk between the two Heads of State focused on the[Read More…]
Improving Agricultural Production is the Path to Ending Hunger
Agriculture remains the backbone of South Sudan’s economy, yet hunger continues to affect many communities across the country. Despite having vast fertile land, and abundant water resources, the country still struggles with food insecurity. This inconsistency highlights the urgent need to improve agricultural production as a sustainable solution to fight[Read More…]
Constructing a Dam at Fula Falls to Regulate Flooding along the Nile River in South Sudan
By Ajak John Ateng Recurring floods along the Nile River have become a major environmental and humanitarian challenge in South Sudan. Variability in seasonal rainfall, increasing river discharge, and the low-lying floodplains of the Nile River basin frequently result in widespread inundation that displaces communities, damages infrastructure, destroys agricultural lands,[Read More…]
Security concerns rise after Mugwo cattle raid
By James Innocent Residents of Longamere Boma in the Longajur area of Mugwo Payam, Yei River County have called for urgent intervention from authorities after suspected armed raiders stole 21 head of cattle this week. The raid occurred at about 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday when the attackers reportedly entered the[Read More…]
Peace and Stability Must Come First South Sudan once again finds itself at a crossroads as insecurity, political tension, and humanitarian concerns continue to challenge the country’s fragile transition. While leaders speak about elections and national development, the reality on the ground reminds us that peace and stability must remain[Read More…]
OPINION: Traditional and Modern Medicine: A Unified Path Toward Health for All South Sudanese
By: Hon. Sarah Cleto Rial, Minister of Health – Republic of South Sudan The past and the present have always been intertwined, and nowhere is this more evident than in the evolution of our nation’s healthcare. For centuries, the people of South Sudan have relied on traditional healing—using herbs for[Read More…]
The continuing crisis in Akobo County has once again reminded the nation how fragile peace can be when tensions escalate and communities are forced to flee their homes. Recent developments have created fear and uncertainty among residents, leaving many families displaced and in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. The South[Read More…]
SPLM apologizes for 2013 Conflict, Urges Citizens to Forgive
By Yiep Joseph The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) has apologized for the political disputes in 2013 that escalated into violent conflict and called on citizens to forgive. Addressing SPLM members during the opening of a three-day expanded meeting in Central Equatoria, the party’s Secretary-General, Akol Paul Kordit, said the[Read More…]
Governor Suspends Aweil North Commissioner
By Hou Akot Hou The Commissioner of Aweil North County in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State has been served with suspension letter following allegations that he sold a vehicle belonging to the county hospital. The Governor of Northern Bahr el Ghazal State, Charles Madut Akol, issued the suspension on Thursday[Read More…]
SPLM applauds Kiir for crackdown on corrupt officials
By Yiep Joseph Members of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) have applauded President Salva Kiir Mayardit for what party leaders described as decisive action against corruption in South Sudan. Speaking during the opening of a three-day expanded meeting of SPLM members in Central Equatoria State, the party’s Secretary-General, Akol[Read More…]
Life in Juba has become increasingly difficult for ordinary citizens. Every day, families struggle to afford basic necessities such as food, water, transport, and rent. The rising cost of living in the capital is no longer just an economic issue; it is a national concern that requires urgent government attention.[Read More…]
Church Leaders should Strengthen Peace Efforts as Civilians Called to Return Home
As leaders continue to call on civilians to return to their respective homes following recent tensions, the role of church leaders in peace building has become more important than ever. In times of uncertainty and fear, religious institutions often stand as pillars of hope, unity, and reconciliation within communities. Across[Read More…]
South Sudan stands at a crossroads. Our Constitution promises equality, dignity, and protection for all citizens, yet women and girls continue to live under the shadow of violence, exclusion, and silence. Parliament cannot continue to delay the passage of laws that safeguard half of our population. Every day of inaction[Read More…]
Peace Begins with Us: Why Citizens Must Lead Stability Efforts in South Sudan
As South Sudan continues to navigate economic hardship, insecurity, and political uncertainty, many citizens place all responsibility for peace and development on the shoulders of political leaders. While leadership plays a crucial role, lasting stability cannot come from the top alone. It must begin with ordinary citizens who choose unity[Read More…]