South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
John Thor Deng, a student at the University of Juba and member of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM), has called for the disarmament of civilians, warning that the widespread possession of weapons poses serious risks to peace and security.
The Senior Presidential Envoy on Special Programs, Hon. Adut Salva Kiir, has announced plans to visit Western Equatoria State soon, where she will engage directly with local communities.
Torrential floods have swept through Old Fangak town, displacing more than a thousand people and exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in the area.
The Executive Director of the Centre for Peace and Advocacy (CPA), Ter Manyang Gatwech, is urgently calling on the Government of South Sudan to take immediate action to relocate the flood-affected people from Fangak to neighbouring Ayod County.
The Media Mentors Network, with support from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), has launched a training programme in media information literacy for aspiring journalists from four public secondary schools.
The long-running court case involving the UAP National Staff Association and UAP Insurance Company has been delayed once again after the presiding judge adjourned the ruling, citing an incomplete review of the case file.
The undersecretary of the national Ministry of Health, Anin Ngot Ngot, has visited Malakal town to strengthen the fight against four neglected tropical diseases affecting communities in Upper Nile State.
A concerned citizen from Lakes State, Mr. Machueng Awur Machueng, has expressed his gratitude to Governor Gen. Rin Tueny Deng for championing self-correction and resilience, which he believes have led to unwavering security and stability in the state.
Young people in Juba are gaining valuable hands-on skills training, enabling them to create jobs and transform their lives.
Gum Maker Nar, a youth and student at the University of Juba, has raised concerns about the perceptions of various cultures in South Sudan.
