The transitional unity government on Wednesday criticised the latest report before the UN Human Rights Council as a “fabricated lie”...
The government on Friday said it would send the third batch of teachers and school managers for training in China...
By Ayom Garang The South Sudan government on Wednesday started reviewing of the National Transport Bill aimed to organizes the sector and also ensure safety on the roads. The Minister of Roads and Bridges Simon Mijok Mijak said on Thursday during the end of the two-day workshop in Juba, that...
South Sudan’s Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs Ruben Madol Arol on Wednesday admitted the existence of ghost workers on...
South Sudan’s Ministry of Federal Affairs lacks budget to implement it’s work as stipulated in the 2018 revitalized peace agreement...
The Transitional National Legislative Assembly (TNLA) has been urged to increase annual budget allocation to the health sector to enable it to eliminate endemic neglected tropical such as guinea worm and trachoma diseases across the country. The undersecretary for the national ministry of health, Ader Macar Aciek said on Wednesday...
By MSF Juba, 29 January 2024 – In response to a deadly hepatitis E outbreak in South Sudan, MSF has...
South Sudan`s renown award winning activist has called on the political parties to put their political differences aside and open...
The South Sudan government on Tuesday dispatched 200 metric tons of food to various cantonment sites across the country. This comes as the transitional unity government prepares to start the second phase of training for the unified forces. Stephen Par Kuol, the National Minister for Peace-building who also doubles as...
The balanite tree popularly known as Lalob could in the next five years from now be extinct in South Sudan...
The Inspector General of Police (IGP) Gen. Atem Marol Biar has embarked on a tour of greater Bahr El Ghazel...
By Adia Jildo Soldiers have displaced the communities of Gondokoro during a security operation. The three days operation left communities terrorized, property taken, brutal beating and arrest of children and chiefs. The armed soldiers reportedly took hostage of 2 children and 16 elders and youths. The head chief of Gondokoro...








