November 2025

The Ministry of Health has announced that South Sudan will host the Health Summit 2025 from 2–5 December in Juba, under the theme “Transforming Health Systems for Equity, Resilience and Impact.”

The staff at Nile Petroleum Corporation (Nilepet) recently welcomed their new Managing Director, Hon. Emmanuel Athiei Ayual, on Wednesday.

The headmaster of Juba One Boys’ Primary School, Philip John Kenyi, has appealed to the government to swiftly complete the school’s perimeter fence, warning that the stalled construction has left pupils and staff vulnerable to growing security threats within the compound.

The Transitional National Legislative Assembly passed the long-awaited Cybercrimes and Computer Misuse Bill, 2025, on Tuesday, aimed at bolstering the country’s digital security and combating online crime.

Members of the Transitional National Legislative Assembly have been urged to engage with communities to halt violence and foster peace.

The Minister of Labour, James Hoth Mai, on Tuesday urged national stakeholders to work together to regulate foreign employment and address challenges facing workers

The Deputy Minister of Information Communication Technology and Postal Services, David Yauyau, revealed on Tuesday that the government is committed to protecting women from digital abuse, including cyberbullying and hate speech directed at women.

The prosecution’s first witness in the trial of suspended First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar Teny and his co-defendants testified on Monday, alleging that the leader of the White Army militia was connected to the death of SSPDF commander Gen. David Majur Dak

The South Sudan Human Rights Defenders Network (SSHRDN) has called on the transitional government of national unity to take urgent action to safeguard women and girls from digital attacks designed to intimidate and silence them. The group emphasised the rising threats in online spaces and the need for protective measures.