By Yiep Joseph The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) in Central Equatoria State has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening party unity and enhancing grassroots mobilisation. The party aimed to accelerate membership registration as part of preparations for the December 2026 general elections. The resolutions were reached during the Central Equatoria[Read More…]
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EDITORIAL: Government should strengthen local producers to fight higher food prices
Rising food prices continue to place enormous pressure on households across South Sudan. For many families, the cost of basic commodities has increased beyond what ordinary incomes can support. While global inflation, climate change, and regional conflicts have contributed to this challenge, South Sudan has an opportunity to address the[Read More…]
POLITICS: In-Opposition party denies endorsing President Kiir
By Louis Loku The In-Opposition party has dismissed reports circulating on social media alleging it has endorsed President Salva Kiir Mayardit for the presidency in the forthcoming general election. In a press statement issued on Monday by the IO National Committee for Information and Communication, the party described the claims[Read More…]
Integration of over 1,000 former SPLA-IO defectors begins in Western Equatoria State
By Sabri Dibaco The 1,280 former SPLA-IO defectors began preparation for their integration into the SSPDF, as announced by the governor of Western Equatoria State. Governor Daniel Badagbu describes the move as an important step toward consolidating peace and security in the state and South Sudan at large. Badagbu announced[Read More…]
OPINION: Tonj elites are part of insecurity in Greater Tonj
Writer: Tong Akok Anei It is heartbreaking and deeply concerning how Greater Tonj is butchering itself, but the first challenge is that we failed to point out the real contributing factor that ignites the situation in Tonj amid our cries and yearning for stability. This gave someone like me the[Read More…]
Twic women leaders call for acceptance of women’s participation in public spheres
By Hou Akot Hou Women in Twic County of Warrap State have called on all government institutions and the entire local community leadership to always consider them. The group acknowledged their effective roles during and after the liberation struggle. They made the call during the community dialogue forum organised by[Read More…]
Governor Adil urges Mundari youth to champion peace and prepare for elections
By Louis Loku Central Equatoria State Governor Emmanuel Adil Anthony has called on Mundari youth from cattle camps to promote peace, unity, and responsible citizenship, urging them to reject violence and play a constructive role in their communities. The governor made the remarks when a delegation of Mundari cattle camp[Read More…]
Ex-Jonglei Minister laid to rest in Juba
By Manas James Okony Isaac Ajiba Ochang, the former Minister of Information and Communication in South Sudan’s Jonglei State, was laid to rest at his residence in the capital, Juba, on Saturday. Ajiba Ochang passed away in Cairo, Egypt, on 29 June 2026 at the age of 71 after a[Read More…]
WES governor urges holdout armed groups to return home
By Louis Loku Western Equatoria State Governor Badagbu Daniel Rimbasa has appealed to holdout armed groups, including forces loyal to Futuyo, to abandon armed struggle, return home, and embrace peace, dialogue, and reconciliation. Speaking during celebrations marking South Sudan’s 15th Independence Anniversary in Yambio on Wednesday, Governor Badagbu said the[Read More…]
President Kiir calls for reconciliation, and unity as country prepares for elections
By Yiep Joseph President Salva Kiir Mayardit has called on South Sudanese to embrace unity, reconciliation, and solidarity. The head of state said the country’s future depends on its ability to overcome divisions as it prepares for its first general elections. Addressing the nation during celebrations marking South Sudan’s 15th[Read More…]
Special court adjourns session over power outage
By Yiep Joseph The Special Court on Tuesday adjourned its proceedings after a power outage left the Freedom Hall courtroom without electricity. During the 95th session of the ongoing trial involving First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar and his co-accused, the courtroom was plunged into darkness due to the power[Read More…]
CES sets to fine 30 million SSP for companies violating mining regulation
By Yiep Joseph The Central Equatoria State (CES) Government has introduced fines of up to 30 million South Sudanese Pounds (SSP) for companies that violate the state’s mining regulations. State officials officially signed the new mining regulations on Tuesday, bringing them into effect. Speaking to the media after the signing[Read More…]
Central Equatoria State advances digital land registration
By Louis Loku The Central Equatoria State government has reaffirmed its commitment to modernising land administration through the development of a digital land registration and management system. The system is aimed at improving service delivery, enhancing transparency, and reducing land-related disputes. Speaking during a press briefing in Juba, the Minister[Read More…]
EAC moves closer to political confederation after Rwanda consultations
By Sabri Dibaco The East African Community (EAC) has successfully concluded national consultations on the drafting of the Constitution of the East African Political Confederation in the Republic of Rwanda, following extensive stakeholder engagements held in Kigali, Huye, Nyagatare, and Rubavu. The EAC Constitutional Experts paid a courtesy call on[Read More…]
Women with special needs seek equal electoral participation
By Yiep Joseph Women for Justice and Equality, together with the Union of Persons with Disabilities, have called for inclusion in electoral processes. The two bodies have called on South Sudan’s Political Parties Council (PPC), political parties, electoral institutions, and other stakeholders to ensure the full and meaningful participation of[Read More…]
Former Lakes State SPLM-IO deputy governor moved to Rumbek detention
By Yang Ater Yang Former Lakes State Deputy Governor Isaiah Akol Mathiang and the state’s Minister of Animal Resources and Fisheries, Gai Magok, have been transferred to a military detention facility in Rumbek town. The two SPLM-IO officials were first moved from Yirol East to the Mabor-Duong military barracks in[Read More…]
SPLM party condemns killing of Akobo Commissioner
By Sabri Dibaco The ruling Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) has strongly condemned the killing of Akobo County Commissioner James Kueth Makuach. The Party described the incident as a brutal act that undermines peace and human dignity. During an emergency meeting held on Monday at the SPLM national headquarters in[Read More…]
Akobo Commissioner, and others killed in a deadly attack as State Minister confirms
By Sabri Dibaco The Jonglei State Government has confirmed the killing of Akobo County Commissioner James Kueth Makuach. The state government described Sunday’s attack in Walgaak Payam as a targeted mission against senior county officials rather than an attempt to seize the area. Speaking to No. Citizen Newspaper, State Information[Read More…]
President Kiir reassigns Minister of Higher Education as envoy for the Great Lakes Region
By Yiep Joseph President Salva Kiir Mayardit has relieved Madut Biar Yel of his duties as Minister of Higher Education. The changes were announced through presidential decrees on the state-owned South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation (SSBC) on Monday evening. According to the decrees, President Kiir appointed Changkuoth Bichok as the new[Read More…]
CLASHES: Minister Nyamar confirms fresh fighting in Akobo
By Sabri Dibaco Jonglei State Minister of Information Nyamar Long has confirmed fresh clashes in Akobo County of Jonglei. The information minister said clashes reportedly broke out between the South Sudan People’s Defence Forces (SSPDF) and the Sudan People’s Liberation Army-in-Opposition (SPLA-IO) in the area. The violence has also[Read More…]