Small scale businesses in Terekeka County of Central Equatoria State are struggling to remain in afloat as the South Sudanese...
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The Episcopal Church of South Sudan has enthroned Lule James Kenyi as the new bishop of the Anglican diocese of...
Teachers marking examination for primary leaving certificate have strike on Tuesday afternoon after their wages were reduced by 15,000 south Sudanese pounds to 20,000 South Sudanese pounds per week. Unanimous source disclosed that they were given a verbal contract of payment of a sum of 35,000 South Sudanese Pounds per...
November 30, 2023, Juba – In an unprecedented move, the community, military, government,civil society and UN have come together to...
Authorities in Juba Central Prison houses have revealed plans to relocate prisoners serving shorter sentences to farms in a bid...
South Sudan declared on Sunday outbreak of hemorrhagic yellow fever in Western Equatoria State. Yolanda Awel Deng Juach, the minister of health told journalists in Juba, the capital of South Sudan that the first case of yellow fever was detected in an 18-year-old male patient in Kangura village of Gangura...
By Kitab Unango South Sudan’s national police have given seven- months ultimatum to squatters occupying its land in Gudele One...
The conference on comprehensive sexuality education aimed to raise awareness about prevention of sexual transmitted infectious diseases among young people...
Vice President for Service Cluster Hussein Abdelbagi Akol on Monday warned pupils sitting Primary Leaving Examination to desist from examination malpractices. He said these remarks prior to launching the start of PLE exams at Malakia Primary School in Juba. “You must not cheat while taking and by God’s grace and...
By Adia Jildo Juba City Council has signed contract with a company known as “City Light Service” to collect garbage...
South Sudan Youth Organization Coalition (SSYOC) has challenged young people to contribute positively to society by sharing and expressing their...
By Our Reporter November 26, 2023 (MAUNA) – Majority of gender-based violence cases in South Sudan are not being reported due to stigma associated with cultures and lack of confidentiality, residents of the Mauna area in Juba resolved. At a community awareness program conducted by South Sudan Sudan Law Society...
