South Sudan president to mediate in Ethiopian conflict
By Staff Writer South Sudan President Salva Kiir Mayardit is set to mediate in the conflict in Ethiopia which has...
Killings in villages, road ambushes, price hikes, its misery in South Sudan
By Richard Sultan It’s a bitter cock tale of problems that are countering peace efforts in South Sudan where the...
Western nations demand South Sudan upholds freedom of speech
By Okech Francis A consortium of western nations is demanding South Sudan lives up to commitments made in line with...
Arrested Activists released after their arrests yesterday
By: Ruot George The Executive Director for the Juba based Foundation for Democracy and Accountable Governance (FODAG) Jame David Kolok...
Rich in oil, poor in infrastructure: South Sudan’s unending tale
By Ruot George The land cruiser truck nosedives into the muddy along the stretch from Mayom to Bentiu, the capital...
South Sudan’s fairy tale at Afro Basket Champions ends
By Richard Sultan South Sudanese basketball fans can hold their heads high following the end of the fairy tale story...
South Sudanese medics graduate in Chinese language
By Denis Ejulu At least more than 40 South Sudanese medics have graduated after completing their three-month medical Chinese language...
South Sudan into Afro-basket quarters-and Juba is ecstatic!
By Richard Sultan The South Sudan basketball team locks horns with Africa’s reigning champion, Tunisia in Kigali on Thursday, in...
South Sudan suspends door to door search for undocumented foreigners
By Richard Sultan South Sudan has put on hold a door to door search for undocumented foreigners and demanded officials...
COVID-19: South Sudan begins local production of oxygen
The oxygen plant in Juba By Tapeng Michael Ohure South Sudan has installed its first oxygen plant and has started...
South Sudan receives second batch of COVID-19 vaccines
By Denis Ejulu South Sudan on Tuesday received additional 59,520 doses of AstraZeneca vaccines through the Global Vaccine Alliance (GAVI)...
South Sudan lawmakers told to open bank accounts for emoluments
By John Agok South Sudan members of parliament have been told to open bank accounts ahead of plans to pay...