Police arrest suspected drug dealer in Aweil security operation

Police in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State have arrested a suspected drug dealer during a security operation targeting the illegal sale and distribution of narcotics in Aweil Town. The operation was carried out by officers from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in the Maper Akot and Sakis residential areas, where authorities said they have received […]

South Sudan takes cultural heritage to global stage at UNESCO

South Sudan has taken a significant step in promoting its rich cultural heritage on the international stage after participating in the 48th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee held in Busan, South Korea. The country’s delegation, led by the Minister of Culture, Museums and National Heritage, Sarah Nyanath, returned to Juba following the meeting, […]

Former petroleum official Mayen Wol Jong reportedly dies

Former senior government official and petroleum technocrat Mayen Wol Jong has reportedly died in Nairobi, Kenya, where he had been receiving medical treatment after falling ill. Multiple media sources confirmed on Monday afternoon that Mayen had passed away. However, his family had not issued an official statement by the time of publication, and further details […]

Yambio Hospital considers patient fees to keep services running

Health authorities in Western Equatoria State are considering introducing small and affordable patient fees at Yambio State Hospital as financial constraints continue to threaten the delivery of essential healthcare services. The hospital’s Medical Director, Dr. Konjo Samuel, said declining government funding and reduced donor support have left the facility struggling to meet the costs of […]

Gen. Duop urges court to uphold justice over politics

The accused Lt. Gen. Gabriel Duop Lam has urged the Special Court in Juba to remain independent and deliver its verdict without political influence as he concluded his defence in the high-profile trial involving suspended First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar and other co-accused. Speaking during the 103rd court session on Monday, Duop appealed to […]

When faith is put to the test: South Sudan’s historic elections, the moral duty of religious institutions

As South Sudan prepares for what could become its first truly historic democratic elections, faith-based institutions including churches, Islamic organizations, and other religious communities are approaching a defining moment. Their commitment to truth, justice, transparency, and peace will be tested as never before. The responsibility of religious institutions is not to endorse political parties or […]

Changing minds, changing lives: How sport is redefining disability in South Sudan

South Sudan is increasingly looking beyond sport as competition and embracing it as a tool for peacebuilding, disability inclusion and youth empowerment. That ambition gained fresh momentum during a national workshop in Juba, where government officials, sports leaders and disability advocates launched the second phase of the blind sports project while calling for stronger investment […]

South Sudan leaders call on youth to choose unity over violence

The vibrant sounds of traditional drums, colourful cultural attire and energetic dances brought the five-day Morukodo Cultural Festival to a memorable close in Juba, as South Sudan’s senior leaders used the celebration to deliver a powerful message of peace, unity and national cohesion. Thousands of revellers gathered to witness cultural performances showcasing the rich heritage […]

New chemical firm opens in South Sudan, eyes local processing

TELLO General Trading Co. Ltd has officially launched operations in South Sudan, pledging to supply industrial grade chemicals to key sectors while working toward establishing local chemical processing within the next six months. The company, which was unveiled during a launch ceremony at Imperial Plaza Hotel in Juba, says it aims to serve industries including […]

Nation honours John Garang and South Sudan’s Martyrs

President Salva Kiir Mayardit has led South Sudan in commemorating Martyrs’ Day, honouring the men and women whose sacrifices paved the way for the country’s independence. Citizens, government officials, security personnel, diplomats and veterans gathered on Thursday for a solemn ceremony dedicated to the country’s fallen heroes and heroines. The commemoration paid particular tribute to […]

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