South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
The national Ministry of Youth and Sports has urged young people to lead the “second liberation” through education, peace, and unity across the country. Joseph Geng Akech, the Minister of Youth and Sports,
The Director General of the National Bureau of Statistics Agustino Ting Mayai, has taken a bold step towards building the next generation of data experts.
The Intrepid South Sudan (ISS), a Jonglei-based civil society group, on Saturday demanded the reinstatement of three chiefs dismissed by the County Commissioner of Bor County.
Arsenal Football Club fans in Juba are encouraging residents of the capital to come together for a community fundraising effort aimed at purchasing oxygen cylinders for Al Shabab Children’s Hospital and Juba Teaching Hospital.
The Chinese Embassy in South Sudan On Thursday, awarded 22 South Sudanese winners for their outstanding contributions to the creative competition titled "Chinese Modernization in My Eyes,"
The National Minister of Health has stated that solar power systems provided by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) will ensure uninterrupted health services in facilities across South Sudan, enhancing reliability and patient care nationwide.
At just 18, sprinter Umnia Emmanuel Moses is pursuing more than her own victories. She plans to launch an athletics club in Juba that will welcome athletes from all backgrounds, especially refugees, offering them not just training but also mentorship and a genuine sense of belonging.
The Minister of Trade and Industry, Atong Kuol Manyang Juuk, met with Chinese Ambassador Ma Qiang to discuss strengthening bilateral trade and industrial cooperation. The talks focused on expanding economic partnerships and boosting industrial growth between South Sudan and China.
Acirin Madong Aluong, a fifth-year veterinary medicine student at Upper Nile University, is challenging a widespread belief among South Sudanese cattlemen that livestock health deteriorates after vaccinations.
South Sudan is strengthening its fight against measles with the nationwide rollout of the second dose of the Measles-Containing Vaccine (MCV2). By adding MCV2 to the country’s routine immunisation schedule, health officials aim to protect more children, close immunity gaps, and reduce the risk of future outbreaks.
