South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
The Civil society activist Edmund Yakani has urged President Salva Kiir and other political leaders who are signatories to the peace agreement to act swiftly on outstanding tasks, warning that prolonged delays could plunge South Sudan back into conflict.
The Governor of Western Equatoria State, James Alteilb, was officially sworn in as the SPLM Chairperson for the state on Wednesday, in a ceremony overseen by SPLM Second Deputy Chairperson Mary Apayi Ayiga.
Women have called on the government to guarantee gender equality in the permanent constitution, submitting their demands to ensure the rights and interests of women and girls are formally recognised and protected.
At least 36,701 candidates out of 48,079 have passed the 2024 Certificate of Secondary Education examinations, according to results released yesterday by the national Ministry of General Education and Instruction.
In Rajaf East, smallholder farmers say they can produce enough food for their families and beyond, but only if given better tools, seeds, training, and protection from floods and livestock.
The National Examination Council has introduced 80,000 SSP as examination fee in public primary schools in order to cater for growing logistical expenses related to administration of examination for the Certificate of Primary Education.
Eleven ventures in South Sudan have been awarded a total of USD 544,000 in this year’s WFP IGNITE Food Systems Innovation Challenge, providing them with the opportunity to contribute to the transformation of the country’s food system.
The Support Peace Initiative and Development Organization (SPIDO) has intensified efforts to reconcile two communities involved in a protracted cattle-related conflict in Oronyo village, Torit County, Eastern Equatoria state.
South Sudan is the second most dangerous country in the world for humanitarian workers this year, according to the Aid Worker Security Database.
The government and its partners have announced the winners of the Ignite Food Systems Challenge 2025, a nationwide competition aimed at transforming food systems through homegrown innovation.
