20 killed in communal fighting in Tonj North
By Simon Deng At least 20 people have been confirmed killed on Saturday during communal fighting between two sections of...
South Sudan news
Water Ministry signs agreement with UNOPS to procure flood mitigation supplies
By Simon Deng The National Ministry of Water and Irrigation signed an agreement on Friday with the United Nations Office...
Alpha Commercial Bank Graduates Professionals in Financial Inclusion
By Simon Deng Dozens of graduates picked up their certificates following a successful training in financial inclusion offered by Alpha...
South Sudan Religious leaders welcome Archbishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Finland
Religious Leaders in South Sudan welcome the Archbishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Finland, Archbishop Tapiyo Roma. Fin Church...
International appeals for peace process won’t materialize: UNMISS
By Denis Ejulu The revitalized transitional government of national unity (R-TGoNU) has been asked to utilize locally generated financial resources...
A Scene of Religious Harmony with Thai Monks as Religious Leaders
-Shincheonji Zion Christian Mission Center's Graduation of Class 115 in Thailand By HWPL On October 6th, the ‘Shincheonji Zion Christian...
Security minister asks NSS operatives to provide security for all citizens
By Simon Deng The Minister of National Security Affairs, Obote Mamur Mete has asked National Security Service (NSS) operatives to...
Minister urges full implementation of security arrangements within extended period
By Simon Deng The Minister of Interior, Angelina Teny, said on Tuesday that the parties to the 2018 revitalized peace...
Water Scarcity Shapes Survival In South Sudan
By Rita James The 28-year-old Stella Ataya, a resident of Na Bari, in Juba, wakes up each day with the...
Improper waste disposal puts lives in danger in Juba, South Sudan
By: Rita James Jerisa Iba, a restaurant owner in Juba, South Sudan, has become all too familiar with the stench...
Deepening China’s reform: Global opportunities and implications for Africa
Peter Kagwanja Certainly, the world is at an inflection point. We also live in an age of pessimism and cynicism....
HOW SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS IN SOUTH SUDAN ARE FAILING TO PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH.
By: Rita James While Juba’s streets bustle with the activity of a growing city, a quietenvironmental disaster unfolds in the...
