26th July 2026
Education

Over 600 women and youth graduate from vocational training in Abyei

Author: James Atem | Published: 22 hours ago

More than 600 women and youth have graduated from vocational skills training in the Abyei Special Administrative Area under a programme...

Author: Memoscar Lasuba | Published: July 21, 2026

Higher education minister asks private universities to review tax laws

Author: Memoscar Lasuba | Published: July 17, 2026

President Kiir establishes three public universities

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Ethiopia orders foreign students to leave the country, including S. Sudanese

The Ethiopian government has ordered all foreign students who are studying in Ethiopia to leave (more…)

S. Sudan Red Cross deploys 1,400 volunteers for coronavirus campaign

The South Sudan Red Cross has deployed 1, 400 volunteers, as it launches an awareness campaign on coronavirus. (more…)

Gov’t closes schools, universities amid coronavirus fears

The government has suspended learning institutions for 30 days as part coronavirus preventive measures. (more…)

Vice President Nyandeng urges women to ‘promote human rights’

Vice President, Rebecca Nyandeng De Mabior has called on women to proclaim International Women’s Day as a day to promote and encourage...

Why Queen’s daughter-in-law made the first royal visit to S. Sudan

A member of the British Royal Family made a historic first royal visit to South Sudan to raise awareness around the issue of gender-based...

Sexual Reproductive Health Services ‘a must for all’ – Gender Analyst

Sexual and reproductive health services must be made available to everybody since its one of the international human rights instruments,...

Female student emerges top in 2019 SSLE

The National Examinations Council has announced the results of the 2019 Certificate of Secondary Education Examinations with 24,414 ...

Prof Lo Liyong regrets UoJ inability to protect freedom of speech

A renowned professor has expressed regrets over what he calls the inability of the University of Juba to protect its staff and the freedom...

Prof. Lo Liyong suspended over ‘views’ on number of states

A renowned South Sudanese scholar has been placed on administrative leave by the University of Juba following an article he wrote critical...

Fee defaulters vandalize UoJ

Students of University of Juba staged a protest this morning after the administration prevented some of them from sitting final ...

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