South Sudan (National)
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By: Koang Chang
As we celebrate this International Youth Day, under theme; “Different Contexts, Common Aspirations,” I would like to urge young people and government of South Sudan that; localizing youth participation in all levels of government in South Sudan is at the core of UNSCR 2250, 2419 and 2535, and aligned with South Sudan National Strategy on Youth, Peace and Security
South Sudan and Sudan have signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and enhancing mechanisms for monitoring the implementation of agreements between the two neighboring countries.
By: Koang Chang
Former South Sudan Minister of Health Yolanda Awel has sought the legal dissolution of her marriage to Agel Ring Machar, citing years of marital difficulties and concerns over alleged intimidation and threats to her safety. Machar, however, has rejected the allegations, describing the divorce proceedings as politically motivated and rooted in longstanding political disagreements between the couple.
By: Koang Chang
The Undersecretary in the National Ministry of Peacebuilding, Pia Philip, has called on young women across South Sudan to prioritize education, seek leadership roles, and actively contribute to their households and communities to earn respect, build stable families, and advance national development.
By: Koang Chang
South Sudan does not need elections just because the transitional period is ending. Elections should be a way to build legitimacy and stability they should not be used to remove leaders, fight political enemies, or control the money and resources of the government and the party.
By: Koang Chang
The Office of the National Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology has published the list of nominees for scholarships offered by the Kingdom of Morocco for the 2026/2027 academic year.
Al Ghazala Wau secured their first national title with the Super Cup victory over El Merriekh Bentiu 1-0 at Buluk Playground in Juba, in a match that ended with incidents of violence and gunfire in the air.
Thirty South Sudanese nationals arrived at Juba International Airport on Saturday following a successful repatriation initiative led by First Lady Mama Mary Ayen Mayardit.
By: Koang Chang
The defense team is expected to cross-examine the investigating officer in the case of the murder of 24-year-old Atoch Chol Lang, whose body was found in a swimming pool at a Hotel in Juba last September.
The Special Court hearing the case against First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar and seven others has postponed its ruling on whether the fifth accused can testify via video link until August 19, 2026.
