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National Democratic Movement (NDM) leader Lam Akol returned to Juba on Thursday after spending several months in Jordan receiving medical treatment. Akol arrived at Juba International Airport on Thursday morning and was welcomed by senior party officials and supporters before proceeding to the NDM headquarters. His return follows a period of treatment in the Jordanian […]
By: Memoscar Lasuba
The Commissioner of Kapoeta East County is feared killed after his vehicle was reportedly ambushed while traveling to Kessengor, although authorities in both Eastern Equatoria State and the Greater Pibor Administrative Area (GPAA) said they were still verifying details of the incident. Eastern Equatoria State Information Minister Elias Ahaji said the state government had received […]
The Minister of Information for Greater Pibor Administrative Area, Jacob Werchum, has confirmed the recovery of a body believed to be that of the Commissioner of Kapoeta East County following deadly violence in Kessengor. Werchum said the body was retrieved after an armed confrontation involving armed youth and uniformed personnel in the area earlier in […]
The World Health Organization (WHO) has delivered blood bank refrigerators to hospitals in Wau and Aweil and installed solar power systems at Aweil Teaching Hospital as part of efforts to strengthen healthcare services across South Sudan.
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By: Memoscar Lasuba
A former youth leader in Twic County of Warrap State has challenged politicians seeking support ahead of South Sudan’s anticipated elections to focus on delivering basic services rather than distributing campaign materials. Willy Angok Ngor, the former chairperson of Amiol Gemdit Youth, said communities are increasingly looking beyond political slogans and party symbols and want […]
President Salva Kiir has said some government officials who accompanied him on his recent visit to Bahr el Ghazal travelled with the expectation that he would distribute money during the trip.
Activist Edmund Yakani has called on county and national leaders to urgently address South Sudan's banking liquidity crisis after witnessing an elderly woman break down in tears while trying to access her salary for her sick grandson's treatment.
By: Memoscar Lasuba
The Undersecretary in the Ministry of Culture and Museums has appealed to the Ministry of Finance and Planning to prioritize the implementation of approved government budgets, amid concerns over delays in fund disbursement to public institutions. Speaking during a public forum over the weekend, Amer Mangar said ministries are following all required financial procedures, including […]
The Speaker of the Transitional National Legislative Assembly of South Sudan, Joseph Ngere Paciko, has announced that South Sudan will not host the 16th East African Inter-Parliamentary Games, citing national preparations for the country's first post-independence elections scheduled for December 2026.
