South Sudan dispatches 200 metric tons of food to cantonment sites
The South Sudan government on Tuesday dispatched 200 metric tons of food to various cantonment...
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U.S. Embassy Commemorates Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is one of the most important, revered, and influential...
Read MoreMore visitors visit South Africa in October
JOHANNESBURG, Nov. 28 (Xinhua) — South Africa’s tourism industry continued to recover as more than 2.64 million people entered and exited the country in October, according to the latest tourism and migration report...
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Chinese Modernization:Leaving No One Behind
Modernization is not a luxury for the privileged few. It is the common pursuit of all people...
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Feeding the hungry as food insecurity bites: How the European Union is powering WFP to cushion people from hunger in South Sudan
By Musa Mahadi Abuk Garang is in cheerful mood with a huge smile plastered across her face, her...
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Flow of accurate and reliable information is essential for providing aid and relief to those in need
South Sudan is a nation in need of assistance, with high rates of hunger and poverty, as well as...
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FAO project transforms livelihoods of Wau farmers
Local farmers in Western Bahr El Ghazal State’s Wau area have seen their livelihoods transformed...
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From eating to providing school meals: Julia’s personal story with WFP
Growing up in Juba in the early 2000s, Julia dreamt of working for the World Food Programme (WFP),...
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UJOSS Trainer of trainee,s briefs journalists in Unity State
The Union of journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS) unity state branch who attended civic Education...
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Gov,t signed the labor regulations that will regulate all workers in the country
By John Akoon Dau The National Minister for Public Service has signed the labor regulations that...
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Over 25 journalists trained on Ethical and Responsible GBV Reporting
At least more than thirty (30) journalists trained on ethical and responsible Gender Base Violence...
Read MoreStudents caught up in Sudan conflict narrates disturbing experience
By Adia Jildo On April 15, Joseph Malook, 22 years old, and his colleagues, who were on a government scholarship in Khartoum woke up to the thunderous sounds of guns, and warplanes flying all over. Joseph was caught up in an...
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