EU warns slow implementation of peace pact fueling violence in South Sudan
By Deng Machol The slow implementation of the peace deal in South Sudan is unravelling and fueling violence across the
Politics
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China: together for greater harmony between man and nature
Zhang Xueliang, a ranger at Xiling Snow Mountain (which is a giant panda habitat some 110 kilometers from Chengdu, capital
News
European Union provides $41M for rural feeder roads in South Sudan
By Tapeng Michael The European Union has provided $41 million for the construction of feeder roads and resilience building activities.
Features
Ghosts of war linger over South Sudan’s Unity State
By Okech Francis As the sun sets over South Sudan’s Bentiu town, a dark silhouette frame of the “Kalibalek” mosque
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IDPs in South Sudan at risk of water-borne diseases after UN cut water
By Tapeng Michael Thousands of internally displaced people (IDPS) sheltering in the largest Protection of Civilians site in South Sudan
Health
Drugs lacking in South Sudan’s Jonglei amid spike in malaria
By Simon Deng Bor state hospital in South Sudan’s Jonglei is facing so many challenges ranging from shortage of drugs
Covid-19
COVID-19 infections to spike in Jonglei due to absence of health staff
By Simon Deng The COVID-19 isolation centre in Bor state hospital in South Sudan’s Jonglei has closed down over financial
Features
Famine looms as South Sudan region sinks under water
By Okech Francis Gatluak Char Puok fled Nyaldiu as flood waters gushed on his path, killing 36 of his 100
News
First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar consults with UJOSS on youth unemployment
By Tapeng Michael The first Vice President of the Republic His Excellency Dr. Riek Machar today met with the Union
Politics
Central Bank confirms freezing activists accounts
By: Ruot George The Central Bank of South Sudan has confirmed the legitimacy of a letter seen by the Juba