South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
The President of the South Sudan Paralympic Committee, Peter Baptist Abaker, has announced a renewed commitment to advocating for athletes with impairments, promoting grassroots participation, and building national teams.
Thirty-five Christians from the Rokon Diocese of the South Sudan Episcopal Church received the Holy Sacrament of Confirmation on Sunday during a solemn ceremony at Grace Church, located in a suburb of Juba.
The Baguga Chapel, under the Episcopal Church of South Sudan (ECSS) in Western Equatoria state, has initiated a fundraising campaign to construct a new congregation house for its worshippers.
Poverty kept biting hard, and to free themselves from its grip, a group of rural South Sudan women, and peasant farmers at that, sought to knit together and trudge forward.
In many parts of the world, civic education on elections often demands countless workshops, seminars, training, and logistical planning - to help citizens understand the voting process and its significance. But in Twic East County of Jonglei State, South Sudan, such measures seem unnecessary.
The Civil Society Coalition on Natural Resources has engaged at a high level, raising serious concerns among the local population regarding the delayed disbursement and lack of transparency in managing the 3 percent community share of oil revenues.
The South Sudan National Police Service on Saturday, celebrated the graduation of 290 police officers who have completed a six-month refresher training programme designed to enhance their skills and readiness.
The government of Warrap State has announced plans to address ongoing communal violence in Tonj East County.
A 16-year-old former child soldier is seeking sponsorship to study engineering and electricity, determined to transform a life once marked by conflict into one of innovation and hope. After surviving the horrors of war, he now dreams of rebuilding his future—and that of others—through technology.
At least 62 people, including 20 women, have been killed and dozens more injured following several days of communal violence in Tonj East County in Warrap State, according to a local official.
