The Chairperson of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) in Central Equatoria State, Emmanuel Adil Anthony, has said recommendations based on community interests as it prepares for the 2026 general elections, stressing that appointments must follow party procedures and merit, in line with resolutions from the recent SPLM Leadership Summit.
Author: Koang Chang
Prof James Wani Igga lectures SPLM members on party discipline and mobilization
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Kalisto: ‘No rubber bullets’ remarks do not reflect government or SPLM policy
Former Juba Mayor Kalisto Ladu has dismissed past remarks by senior government officials warning protesters that authorities lack rubber bullets and tear gas, saying such statements are personal opinions and do not reflect official government or SPLM policy.
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Opinion: Candidates pay billions in examination fees. Why does marking always lack funds?
Every year, thousands of South Sudanese parents make significant financial sacrifices to enable their children to sit the national Primary Eight and Senior Four examinations. Some sell livestock, borrow money, or forgo essential household needs simply to raise the examination fees required by the Ministry of General Education and Instruction. Continue reading “Opinion: Candidates pay billions in examination fees. Why does marking always lack funds?”
Political Parties Council seeks $23M ahead of 2026 elections
The Political Parties Council (PPC) has appealed for more than $23 million in funding to expand its operations and support preparations for South Sudan’s planned general elections in December 2026. Continue reading “Political Parties Council seeks $23M ahead of 2026 elections”
SPLM on track for 2026 election victory, says CES SPLM Chairperson Adil
Central Equatoria State Governor Emmanuel Adil Anthony says the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) is on track to win the December 2026 general elections following a six-day leadership meeting in Juba. Continue reading “SPLM on track for 2026 election victory, says CES SPLM Chairperson Adil”
RJMEC presses leaders to implement peace deal as South Sudan marks 15 years of independence
The Reconstituted Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (RJMEC) has called on South Sudan’s leaders to accelerate the implementation of the 2018 Revitalized Peace Agreement, saying the country’s 15th Independence Anniversary should serve as a reminder of the need to complete pending reforms critical to lasting peace and democratic governance. Continue reading “RJMEC presses leaders to implement peace deal as South Sudan marks 15 years of independence”
UNMISS chief urges South Sudan leaders to put citizens first as nation marks 15th independence anniversary
The Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), Anita Kiki Gbeho, has called on South Sudan’s leaders to use the country’s 15th Independence Anniversary as an opportunity to honor the resilience of its people and renew their commitment to building a peaceful and prosperous nation. Continue reading “UNMISS chief urges South Sudan leaders to put citizens first as nation marks 15th independence anniversary”
Fire guts part of National Security headquarters in Juba
A fire broke out at the headquarters of the National Security Service (NSS), commonly known as the Blue House, in Juba early Wednesday morning, prompting investigations by authorities into the cause of the incident. Continue reading “Fire guts part of National Security headquarters in Juba”
Radio Jonglei CEO Tijwog Agwet resigns from SPLM-IO
The Chief Executive Officer of Radio Jonglei, Tijwog Agwet, has announced his resignation from the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-In Opposition (SPLM-IO), saying the party has drifted away from the ideals upon which it was founded. Continue reading “Radio Jonglei CEO Tijwog Agwet resigns from SPLM-IO”








