South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
When Agnes Juan’s child got a repeated fracture on his leg, it cost her up to a whopping $2000 to get the problem fixed and close to eight months at an orthopedic center in neighboring Uganda.
When Shangdong Hi Speed, a Chinese construction company operating in South Sudan picked up the contract to construct a new headquarters for the Central Bank, Stephen Wani was one of the Juba residents who got employment.
The central bank chiefs from the East African Community (EAC) on Friday said they are concerned and devising ways to replenish dwindling foreign exchange reserves caused by regional and global shocks such as conflicts, climate change
Smallholder farmers in Yambio of Western Equatoria State have seen their earnings double beyond what the local market provides.
Few women and youth have ever made it on the board of directors of the Bank of South Sudan since the youngest nation won independence in 2011.
Thousands of school children in Western Equatoria State could have been out of school if it was not for the hot meals being facilitated by the World Food Programme (WFP).
Widow Joska Aryemo, her blind mother and 8 children returned from a refugee camp in Uganda only to end up living under a tree next to her former home after her land was grabbed by in-laws.
Several businesses in Torit town of Eastern Equatoria State, are struggling to keep afloat amid high inflation caused by the appreciation of the dollar against the local pound.
Mary Keji, a resident of the Nakituen Korok South area of Rajaf payam, located 7 km West of Juba, had been stuck for a month with her four-year-old sick child due to the lack of a nearby health facility in her locality.
As one passes along the Juba-Yei road, a magnificent 12-floor giant tower invites attention.
