South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
Action Girls Africa, with support from its partners, has distributed farming tools and seeds to communities in Gondokoro village of Mangalla Payam, Central Equatoria State, in an effort to enhance agricultural production and combat food insecurity.
In a bid to enhance sustainable livelihoods, 90 farmers from Ezo, Yangiri, and Ringasi have been provided with essential agricultural tools to support their second farming season.
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.
In a collaborative effort to advance sustainable development goals, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), along with the embassies of South Africa, India, Brazil, and Oxfam, has launched a new initiative aimed at promoting sustainable agriculture and enhancing energy access for marginalised communities.
The Central Equatoria State Minister of Gender, Child, and Social Welfare, Zendia Eluzai, has called on women to take a leading role in agricultural activities as a means of combating hunger and building family resilience amid ongoing climate challenges.
The former Deputy Governor of Lakes State, Ustaz David Nok Marial Buot, has urged the youth to champion agricultural production across the country.
As part of Lakes State's policy to prioritise “agricultural production for food for all,” the national Minister for Agriculture and Forestry, Hussein Abdelbagi Ayii Akol, undertook a three-day inspection visit to Rumbek the capital of lakes.
They needed economic growth, better farming methods, and yet were crippled with limited resources, but the Al-Wehida, a group of farmers in Nzara County of Western Equatoria sought unity as their way out of poverty.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security in partnership with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) launched on Tuesday the Rural Enterprises for Agricultural Development (READ) project aimed to boost food security in four States.
The Desert Locust Control Organization for Eastern Africa (DLCO-EA) in partnership with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) have secured spray aircraft that will be deployed to spray Quelea birds that are eating crops in Upper Nile State and Ruweng Administrative Area.
