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The Thiec Nhialic Group Ministry, a coalition of various Christian denominations including Catholic, Pentecostal, Anglican, and Presbyterian churches, has conculded a series of united prayers aimed at promoting peace and reconciliation in South Sudan.

The Deputy Vice Chancellor of Upper Nile University, Ambrose Samuel, on Friday urged young people across the country to engage in civic activities and embrace inclusive governance.

The chairperson of the South Sudan National Youth Union, Mr. Paride Taban, has arrived in Yambio for an official visit aimed at enhancing youth engagement throughout Western Equatoria State.

The Strategic Initiative for Women in the Horn of Africa (SIHA) has launched a local gender forum in Juba, designed to highlight and address the economic challenges faced by women in business throughout the country.

South Sudan is preparing to host the 10th East African Health and Scientific Conference in its capital, Juba.

The High Court on Friday scheduled July 4, 2025, for the final submission in the labour dispute involving UAP Insurance Company and its former dismissed national staff, following the testimony of the second witness for the defence.

The European Union has committed €11 million to support long-term recovery and resilience initiatives in South Sudan, addressing the displacement crisis caused by ongoing conflict in neighbouring Sudan.

The Transitional Justice Working Group (TJWG) has called on the transitional government of national unity to activate the Commission for Truth, Reconciliation, and Healing (CTRH) and to establish a hybrid court.

The long-standing rumours about relocating the University of Upper Nile back to the Upper Nile region have caused significant anxiety among students, primarily due to the insecurity in the area.

The executive director of the South Sudan National Bureau of Standards (SSNBS), Gloria Nyoka Joseph, returned to work on Thursday after being suspended for one week due to allegations of corruption and indiscipline.