South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
The police have intensified crackdown on unregistered currency traders since the elapse of the 45-day ultimatum in early April issued by James Alic Garang, Governor of the Bank of South Sudan. The central Bank is absolutely right in reorganizing informal…
Several United Nations-contracted trucks carrying fuel and other critical supplies are being held up at the Nimule border and other depots; due to the demand by the government they pay taxes. The trucks are still blockaded despite assurances from the…
The chief of staff of the Reconstituted Joint Monitoring Evaluation Commission (RJMEC),Berhanu Kebede, handed over on Monday the quarterly report to the national parliament in Juba. The report highlights the delays in implementing the security arrangements on time as the…
The much acclaimed Bentiu oil refinery is nearing completion as noted by the minister of presidential affairs, Bangasi Joseph Bakasoro.
The visit of the South African president Cyril Ramaphosa, should be harnessed by the parties within the transitional unity government. Ramaphosa in 2016 visited Juba, where he held talks with all the parties including President Salva Kiir, First Vice President…
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) on Saturday opened two multi-purpose youth resource centers in both Magwi and Torit.
South Sudan leaders are caught between a hard place and a rock when it comes to holding elections.
As the timeline for elections nears, several opposition officials are hurrying to join the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement led by President Salva Kiir.
South Sudan is still infested with dangerous mines and unexploded ordinances which pose harm to the general population.
Several cargo trucks carrying essential goods such as food, building materials and fuel, as truck drivers protest the exorbitant fees being levied on them.
