South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
The Organisation for Liberty and Entrepreneurship (OLENT), a civil society organisation based in Yambio, has launched a significant national study titled “Ending Family Poverty: Unlocking the Funds of Next of Kin.”
The legal team representing the suspended First Vice President formally filed a petition on Monday challenging the legality of the special court assigned to try the leader of the main armed opposition, the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-in-Opposition (SPLM-IO).
Security organs on Monday blocked independent media outlets, including the family of the late Gen. James Majur Dak, from covering and attending court proceedings of the case involving suspended First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar.
Youth leaders from Bor, Twic East, Duk, and Akobo counties have participated in the International Peace Day celebration organised by the Greater Pibor Administrative Area and the civil affairs division of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan in Pibor.
President Salva Kiir Mayardit on Friday received an extensive briefing on the devastating floods in Lakes State.
In South Sudan’s capital, Juba, a quiet crisis is unfolding in classrooms. Many girls are missing critical days of learning each month, not due to illness or disinterest, but because the cost of sanitary pads is too high. For these students, menstruation means lost education and a cycle of disadvantage that is hard to break.
The former First Deputy Chairperson of the South Sudan National Chamber of Commerce, John Lual Akol, has rejected the new roles assigned to him in a leadership reshuffle by the Chairperson.
The civil-military dialogue held in Torit has renewed hope for social cohesion and improved the relationship between civilians and members of the South Sudan People's Defence Forces stationed on the outskirts of Torit town.
Western Equatoria State Minister of Local Government and Law Enforcement, Alison Barnaba, stated that citizen security is the top priority of the state government.
Bor County Commissioner of Jonglei State, Samuel Ateny Pech, on Friday stated that he will serve all individuals equally, regardless of their support for him.
