Stakeholders say South Sudan’s new constitution must address issues affecting women
By Simon Deng Stakeholders in South Sudan are advocating for a permanent constitution that will address issues affecting women in
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Health
Upper Nile is up in arms to mitigate ill-health
By Simon Deng When war arrived at the door of South Sudan’s Upper Nile State in January 2014, all hell
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Clash in Bentiu IDP camp leaves one person dead
By Chondok Stephen Magei A 21-year-old man was killed and three others injured in a clash on Tuesday night at
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Activists demands Unity State consults with communities over relocation from oilfields
By Ruot George The government of Unity State must first consult with affected communities before relocating them from areas around
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Floods increase child deaths by drowning in South Sudan
By Chondok Stephen Magei The menace of floods continues to manifest negatively on the lives of the people in South
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UN, international diplomats visit Eastern Equatoria for development support mission
By Tapeng Michael Ohure The United Nations, flanked by ambassadors from several countries visited Torit on Tuesday on a development
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University of Juba puts on hold intended strike
By Tapeng Michael Ohure The staffs of the University of Juba will hold on for a week and go on
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South Sudan still struggling to pass the 2021-2022 fiscal year budget
By Simon Deng With three months left to the end of the 2021-2022 fiscal year, South Sudan has not yet
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South Sudan’s Malakal begins rising from the ashes of ruin
By Simon Deng After conflict struck South Sudan in 2013, the town of Malakal in Upper Nile State became the
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China donates 3.1 million facemasks to soldiers in South Sudan training camps
By Editorial Team China has donated 3.1 million facemasks to South Sudanese soldiers awaiting graduation at training camps across the