South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
The Minister of Finance and Planning Dr. Bak Barnaba Chol has shut down the operation of 51 clearing agents at Nimule border over failure to renew their licenses.
Tong Lueth Matiok,29, has for long been motivated to write stories that reflect both his community and South Sudan.
The graduate of Agricultural Science at the University of Juba, said writing is a passion that anybody can take up to tell the stories that reflect his surroundings
The South Sudan Revenue Authority (SSRA) said it will not reverse the recent increase in customs taxes from 90 to 300 South Sudanese Pounds amid outcry from traders.
The story of Mohammed Yoysef Omar’s quick livelihood development is an interesting one. It is equally propelled by the relative peace in South Sudan and his access to business.
The majority of gender-based violence cases in South Sudan are not being reported due to stigma associated with cultures and lack of confidentiality, residents of the Mauna area in Juba resolved.At a community awareness program conducted by South Sudan Law Society (SSLS) and Legal Action Worldwide (LAW) in Mauna over the weekend, rape and child marriages emerged as alarming cases of gender-based violence
President Salva Kiir Mayardit on Saturday called for peace at home as he begins his tenure as the Chair of the East African Community (EAC).
The National Minister of Finance and Planning, Dr. Bak Barnaba Chol said they lack budget to help them intervene in the market as prices of essential goods continue to soar
The Federation of Women Lawyers South Sudan (FIDA SS) has called for justice and humanitarian support for women, girls’ survivors of Gender Based Violence (GBV).
Hard core criminals are on rampage of late around Juba. Several murders targeting mobile money operators have been reported and yet the criminals who are armed appear to evade arrest. The South Sudan national police services now headed by the…
The Central Bank of South Sudan and the Ministry of Finance have unveiled measures including the bank’s autonomy from the government and austerities in government spending to control misuse of funds on non-essentials.
