CES launches plot showing and road opening in Kapuri Hai Salam
The Governor of Central Equatoria State, Emmanuel Adil Anthony, has officially launched the long-awaited showing of demarcated areas in Kapuri Hai Sala. Marking a major step toward organized settlement and infrastructure development after more than 15 years of delay. The launch event brought together state officials, community leaders, and residents as authorities began opening roads […]
Juba’s PoC faces severe water crisis
Inside the Protection of Civilians (POC) Camp 3 in Juba, water is no longer a basic right, it is a daily battle. For the women and girls living there, the simple act of filling a jerrycan has become a struggle involving financial hardship, health risks, and the threat of violence. For 30-year-old mother Nyewech Diu, […]
Withdraw politicized court trials, release Dr. Machar — UN rights body tells Juba
The UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan has called on South Sudan’s government to immediately withdraw what it describes as politicized court trials and release detained opposition figures, including Riek Machar. The group warned that the prosecutions are deepening ethnic divisions and pushing the country toward renewed conflict. Presenting its latest investigative report […]
Displaced families in Juba’s IDP receive emergency food and hygiene Supplies
At least 2,000 vulnerable families in Juba’s Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camp III have received much-needed support after IsraAID, with support from MASHAV, distributed emergency humanitarian supplies aimed at easing daily hardship and restoring hope. Each household received basic essential non-food items, including jerrycans for water storage, blankets, mosquito nets, soap, and Aqua Tabs for […]
Defense, prosecution clash over forensic evidence as court issues rights ruling
The Special Court hearing the Nasir Incident case involving suspended First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar and SPLM/A (IO) members saw heated legal arguments over disputed digital forensic evidence, while the court also issued a decisive ruling upholding detainees’ constitutional rights. The court, sitting for its 52nd session at Freedom Hall, heard testimony from South […]
Judges halt proceedings over ‘disorganised’ forensic evidence
Proceedings in the trial of suspended First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar Teny and seven co-accused were abruptly halted on Friday after judges ruled that forensic documents submitted by a prosecution expert were disorganised and failed to correspond with the case file. The Special Court had convened for its 51st session, during which the defence […]
Kiir, Sudan’s Agar discuss peace and bilateral relations
President Salva Kiir Mayardit on Monday held talks with Sudan’s Deputy Chairman of the Sovereign Council, Malik Agar Eyre, focusing on peace, bilateral relations, and regional stability. During the meeting in Juba, Agar delivered a special message from the Chairman of the Sudan Sovereign Council, Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, underscoring the importance of strengthening cooperation between […]
TECNO launches exclusive premium shop in South Sudan
TECNO has officially launched its first TECNO Exclusive Shop in South Sudan, marking a major milestone in the company’s expansion and its commitment to delivering premium smartphone experiences in the country. The announcement was made by Henry Khamis, Brand Manager for TECNO in South Sudan, who described the launch as a significant step forward for […]
Religious leaders condemn killing of AIC pastor Rev. Christopher Maring
South Sudan’s religious leaders have condemned the killing of Rev. Christopher Maring, a pastor of the Africa Inland Church (AIC), describing the attack as a brutal assault on faith, human dignity, and the fragile security of the nation. In a strongly worded statement issued on Thursday, the Religious Leaders Forum, chaired by Archbishop Dr. Paul […]
Greater Mundri leader urges dialogue as Moru, Juba Diocese clash
The Greater Mundri Community Organisation (GMCO) has called for urgent dialogue after violent clashes reportedly broke out between members of the Moru Congregation and the Diocese of Juba, turning church compounds into scenes of tension and injury. The clashes, which allegedly occurred at St. Paul Parish Church in Nyakuron, reportedly left members of the clergy […]
