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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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Buma conditionally releases youth leader

A youth leader who was arrested recently for demanding employment for the majority of young people in Buma has been conditionally ...

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...

Gov’t “beefs up security” after terrorist threat alert

The government has “beefed up security in the country” following last week’s terrorist threat alert issued by the United States...

Kiir asks AU to help lift US sanctions

President Salva Kiir has called on member countries of the African Union to help in lifting US sanctions against South Sudan’s leaders. ...

Regional leaders attend Moi’s requiem

Current and former heads of state are attending former President Daniel arap Moi's state funeral at Nyayo National Stadium in Nairobi, ...

Activist doubts Kiir, Riek can solve number of states puzzle

An activist has expressed doubt over the ability of the peace parties to agree on a specific number and boundaries of the states....

Think about your people, Guterres tells leaders

The UN Secretary-General has warned South Sudanese leaders against missing another deadline to form a government of national unity....

Citizens express mixed reactions over number of states

Some members of the public have expressed mixed reactions over continuous failures by peace parties to reach an agreement on the number ...

Ruweng allegedly gets oil revenue share

The oil-producing Ruweng State has received its first petroleum revenue share since 2012, an official has said. (more…)

EALA lawmakers to enact key bills

The East African Legislative Assembly resumed its third session in Arusha, Tanzania, on Monday. (more…)

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