South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
The Vice President and Chair of the Service Cluster, Josephine Lagu, has called on citizens to reject division and hatred, urging the nation to embrace unity and a shared purpose.
A high-level delegation from the Republic of South Sudan has concluded a landmark fact-finding visit to the Port of Mombasa, Kenya, in a bold step towards enhancing regional trade cooperation and addressing longstanding logistical challenges faced by the South Sudanese business community.
More than 250 young entrepreneurs participated in the Youth Market exhibition held in Juba, showcasing a wide range of innovative products and business ideas. The event served as a vibrant platform to promote youth-led enterprises, encourage creativity, and connect aspiring business owners with potential investors and partners.
The Governor of Jonglei State, Dr. Riek Gai Kok, has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Debre Tabor University (DTU) in neighbouring Ethiopia, securing full scholarships for 100 students—80 for undergraduate and 20 for postgraduate studies—from Jonglei State.
The Government of South Sudan has approved a budget of $9 million to initiate the design phase of a national fibre optic network.
A South Sudanese human rights activist and Executive Director of the Community Empowerment for Progress Organisation (CEPO), Edmund Yakanihas warned that the deepening political crisis is exacerbating economic hardship, which is contributing to a troubling rise in suicide cases throughout the country.
The survivor of a criminal gang attack, freelance journalist Deng Machol, who works for the Associated Press (AP), has urged the government, particularly security operatives, to combat rising crime in Gumbo, Shirikat in Rejaf Payam, Juba.
After a lengthy break, Western Equatoria State’s lawmakers will reconvene on Tuesday, reinstating the legislative process and public service agenda.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has officially handed over an upgraded Renk County Hospital facilities to the local government officials in Renk, expanding healthcare capacity in the county.
Since its independence on 9th July 2011, South Sudan's economic trajectory has been characterised by a series of senseless violent conflicts, one after the other, which have caused havoc and undermined the zeal for economic growth and development, holding the young country hostage and heavily dependent on oil, with limited diversification for nearly fifteen years.
