Aweil-based young carpenter wants youth to emulate his work
By Hou Akot Hou Young budding carpenter Mabior Kuol Kuol wants youth in Aweil town to emulate his work in...
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Nzara Roads back to Life through Farming
The newly installed homemade flour factories in Western Equatoria State (WES) are expected to meet the country’s growing demand for...
Inside life of a disabled journalist in South Sudan
James Kon Kiir a disabled Journalist working for Awerbei FM in Northern Bahr El Ghazal state ventured into Journalism in...
Over 100,000 households uprooted by heavy flooding in Aweil East County
Heavy flooding in Aweil East County of Northern Bahr El Ghazal State has displaced 130,000 households. This was revealed Wednesday...
Hundreds of GBV victims in Greater Pibor given life skills to overcome trauma
Hundreds of victims of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Greater Pibor Administrative Area (GPAA) have been equipped with practical skills to march on...
Vocational skills transform mindsets of jobless South Sudanese
Some 598 youth who recently acquired critical skills at Multi-Purpose Training Center (MTC) are beaming with smiles and hope for...
How evacuating Chinese nationals amid gunfire transformed Athaui Deng’s career
Bravery and defiance are some of the outstanding virtues that helped South Sudanese national Athuai Deng Akok to evacuate 120...
Leer, Mayiandit communities resolve to amicable dispute redress
BY CHONDOK STEPHEN Leer and Mayiandit communities in southern Unity State have agreed to use dialogue as the only means...
“So long, South Sudan!”——Farewell letter from Chinese Ambassador H.E. HUA Ning
Time keeps rolling on just like the flow of water. I am about to end my three-year tenure as Chinese...
Traffic negligence: the nightmare of Unity State residents
In most states across South Sudan, hunger and climate shocks are some of the major concerns residents struggle to cope...
Yambio business women decry bad roads, funding deficiency
Some businesswomen in Yambio town of Western Equatoria State have decried the bad state of the road making transportation of...
Networking, leisure: why South Sudanese youths frequent tea places
Tea-taking in groups has become a tradition in major cities across South Sudan, including the capital, Juba. This has been...
