11th August 2026
Education

‘Not for Sale’ curriculum books being sold to students, Children’s Parliament says

Author: Memoscar Lasuba | Published: August 8, 2026

The Children’s Parliament of South Sudan says curriculum books marked “Not for Sale” are being sold to students,...

Author: Memoscar Lasuba | Published: August 4, 2026

School-based national ID registration launched for exam candidates in Juba

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Meet S. Sudan’s extraordinary blind teacher

Have you ever stumbled upon a visually impaired headteacher who has not let any obstacles take a course of his faith or any other...

Certificate, Diploma Curriculum for Primary Education launched

The Ministry of General Education and the University of Juba have launched a Certificate and Diploma Curriculum for Primary Education....

Kiswahili to be introduced to S. Sudan education curriculum

The Ministry of General Education and Instruction plans to recruit teachers from Tanzania to teach Kiswahili in South Sudan, according to...

South Sudan, Bostwana sign MoU on education

South Sudanese students will now be able to study in universities in Botswana, according to the ministry of Higher Education, Research,...

5-year plan for girls’ education launched

The Ministry of General Education and partners have launched a framework that aims at providing a sound direction to all education...

Report: S. Sudan toughest place for girls to get an education

A campaign group has ranked South Sudan as the toughest place in the world for girls to get an education. (more…)

State of education in Renk

Only three schools out of more than ten schools in Northern Upper Nile’s Renk County have opened, an official has said. (more…)

Boma education sector in crisis

Boma State is facing numerous challenges in the education sector, says (more…)

Impact of insecurity on Gbudue education sector

Insecurity in Gbudue’s Ezo and Yambio counties is affecting delivery of services in the education sector, an official has told Eye Radio....

S Sudanese children miss out on primary education

The UN has rated South Sudan number two in the world with the highest number of children missing out on primary school education....

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