South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
By Denis Ejulu Several orphanages in South Sudan are heavily dependent on the support of successive China medical teams since independence of the country in 2011. The 12th batch of the Chinese medical team which arrived on Sept.4th in Juba,…
Several South Sudanese opposition parties and civil society groups expressed their opposition on Monday to an extension of the transitional government and the postponement of elections for another two years.
By Denis Ejulu The government and the Chinese embassy on Thursday awarded certificates to the outgoing eleventh batch of the Chinese medical team, recognizing their excellent medical services to the local people in the country. During the awarding ceremony held…
Several young men in Terekeka County of Central Equatoria State have started to learn the art of boat-building.
By Awan Achiek Gladys Faida Joseph, 18, used to trek miles to fetch water from the nearby Kineti River which was the only source of water for many families in Torit town of Eastern Equatoria State. The water from the…
Several Kuajok town residents in Warrap State are hoping for economic dividends, following the recent groundbreaking ceremony laying the foundation stone for the construction of the branch of the Bank of South Sudan.
In 1970s and 1980s, South Sudan was home to more than 100,000 elephants according to Lt. Gen. Khamis Adiang Ding, Director General in the Ministry of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism.
The first generation of mixed martial arts (MMA) fighters in South Sudan is yielding hopes and results for the next generation of aspiring young fighters in the youngest nation.
Support Peace Initiative Development Organization (SPIDO) has launched a program to carry out public consultations and civic education at the grassroots level in a bid to disseminate content of the Constitutional Making Process Act, 2022.
The game of boxing is helping to put South Sudanese girls and boys on the same pedestal, as the youngest nation fights to eliminate gender inequality and sexual abuses that have featured prominently over the years since independence in 2011.
