South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
We respectfully appeal to the leadership of South Sudan to show mercy and forgiveness toward Emmanuel Monychol Akop, the editor-in-chief of The Dawn newspaper, who has now spent six months in detention.
Authorities in Lainya County, Central Equatoria State, are mourning the loss of a local resident following a deadly raid. The attack, reportedly carried out by suspected cattle keepers from neighboring Terekeka County, has ignited outrage among community members.
President Salva Kiir Mayardit praised Governor Rin Tueny Mabor on Thursday for enhancing security in Lakes State.
The Tecno Company Limited, in collaboration with MTN South Sudan, has introduced the new Camon 40 series smartphone. Priced at 1,316,000 South Sudanese Pounds, this device is available in markets across 10 states and 3 administrative areas, highlighting its advanced camera system.
A prominent peace activist and program coordinator for the Whitaker Peace and Development Initiative Bush Buse, has urged the people of South Sudan to embrace their traditional cultures instead of adopting Western values.
The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Gen. Abraham Mayuat Peter, has reappointed former spokesperson Maj. Gen. James Monday Enocka as the new spokesperson for the National Police Service. He replaces Col. John Kassara Koang Nhial in a mini reshuffle that affects several senior officers.
The mobile network operator, MTN South Sudan, has launched its first network in Abuyung Payam of Awerial County since the country's independence, aiming to improve communication access.
Marline Christine has seen it all at 17 years, the challenges of growing up without a parent and believes that her life at the Confident Children out of Conflict is a big turning point towards a fruitful future.
At least six people were killed and 16 others injured in clashes in Tonj East County, Warrap State, a local official reported on Sunday.
When the weather allowed, they turned to the sand, teaching children the ABC, and when the call for combat echoed, they responded with blaring Kalashnikovs, fighting for their rights.
