South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
The old ghosts have come back to haunt the Transitional National Legislative Assembly. The issue of power blackouts that many thought was an issue in the past demonstrates that parliament is unable to function properly. Thousands of South Sudanese are…
The order issued by the Juba County Commissioner banning hawkers and street vendors along busy roads is commendable as it will decongest traffic. Several roads around Juba are often full of busy bodies vending goods to motorists; this in turn…
The ministry of health together with the Gavi, Vaccine Alliance, World Health Organization and the United Nations Children’s Fund on Tuesday launched malaria vaccination campaign that will cover 28 counties in six States. The ministry of health aims to vaccinate…
The government and opposition parties in Nairobi signed 6 protocols including the security arrangements, humanitarian access and others which demonstrates positive step towards reaching comprehensive peace deal. It’s remarkable that the parties have made headway after years of failure to…
The government on Friday announced a 78 million dollar emergency flood mitigation plan as the country prepares for the worst floods since independence in 2011.
The government cannot plan for it’s people without relying on factual and quality statistics.
The quality of statistics in South Sudan today appears outdated with the realities of today. No wonder, some officials today continue referring to the population statistics based on the 2008 population census
President Salva Kiir, while inaugurating the new headquarters of the Bank of South Sudan on Monday urged officials and citizens to focus on improving economic growth and promoting peace and social harmony in the country.
The South Sudan National Police Services has long neglected community policing and this has resulted into the persistent high rate of crime in Juba and other surrounding areas.
The call for the 35 percent representation for women in leadership continues to be on the in thing for everyone in the country. Dominating leadership by the male folks has of course had negative effects on women to a big…
The move by the South Sudan National Bureau of Standards (SSNBS) to introduce certification trademarks is commendable as it will protect not only consumers, but will boost the competitiveness of locally manufactured products at the regional and international markets. South…
