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How SSP 1,000 is keeping a health centre running in Lakes State

Author: James Atem | Published: August 1, 2026

In many parts of South Sudan, primary healthcare facilities continue to face challenges ranging from delayed government funding to limited...

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IGAD calls for more S Sudan peace process support

The Intergovernmental Authority on Development has called upon the international community to continue supporting the South Sudan ...

NSS detains Renk mayor amidst anti-10 states protests

The mayor of Renk town has been reportedly detained along 10 other youth in a crackdown on anti-10 states protesters in the area....

Unity gov’t to be formed as scheduled – SPLM-IO

The SPLM-IO has expressed optimism that the long-awaited unity government will be formed this weekend. (more…)

Detectives drag S Sudanese man off plane at JKIA

Kenyan authorities are holding a South Sudanese man over his alleged involvement in a murder at the Kakuma Refugee Camp. (more…)

Renk anti-10 states protests enter day 2

Demonstrations against the return to the former ten states have entered the second day in Renk. (more…)

UNMISS urges leaders to form unity gov’t

The UN mission in South Sudan has urged peace parties to form unity government as scheduled, saying the return to 10 states is “an ...

Dr Machar returns to Juba

Opposition Leader Dr Riek Machar jetted back to Juba on Monday afternoon for peace talks with President Salva Kiir. (more…)

Kiir’s supporters choose 32+ states

President Salva Kiir’s supporters unanimously adopted 32 states plus Abyei Administrative area after a brief consultation meeting in ...

Police probe Edmund Yakani’s death threat

The police department has ordered MTN to produce the name of a person who issued death threats to civil rights activist on Friday morning....

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...

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