South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
A six-hour travel over difficult terrain to access medical treatment simply sums up the challenges of accessing treatment for a South Sudanese patient in the countryside.
At 24 years, Awut Michael Ajang is someone people can call upon in their time of distress and find healing.
The Bank of South Sudan (BoSS) continues to spread its tentacles across the country in a bid to bring services to the people.
Malakal, the capital of Upper Nile State, devastated by conflict, is showing glimpses of sustainable peace, and the Bank of South Sudan has already settled in the town, and is beckoning to commercial banks to also reestablish themselves in the once promising economic hub.
Tired, weak, stressed and flanked by 8 frail children, Sarah Atem Thon came ashore at Bulukat transit center in Malakal town hugely reassured after months on the road fleeing the conflict in Sudan.
Joseph Oketa had for three years lived as a refugee in neighboring Uganda and could not just find ease for his family who has to contend with limited access to basic needs.
When life seemingly become tough for Deborah Yom Yuot, she turned to bricklaying to substantiate income for her family, a business which has now greatly enhanced her livelihood.
When Jokudu Rejoice slams on the pedals of her car, hitting the road to reach the people in need across South Sudan, only one thing is on her mind-reaching her destination in time to meet the health needs of the people.
Rebecca Agau Deng was plucked from her father’s house one night about 3 decades ago and became a victim of abduction and trafficking.
When the country reached an agreement to end crisis in 2018, it provided conducive environment for people to begin reworking the developments which had been block by insecurity.
