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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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Kiir inaugurates Juba power

President Salva Kiir has switched on the generators providing electricity to the residents of Juba. (more…)

Kiir offers Taban’s rival a job

President Salva Kiir has offered rival of his right-hand man a gubernatorial position, in what appears to be a settlement of be power...

NPTC receives another $40 million

The National Pre-Transitional Committee has receive another $40 million from the government for the implementation of pre-transitional ...

More female teachers could discourage early marriage – Unicef

The UN children’s agency, Unicef, has encouraged women to join in the teaching profession as a means of motivating more girls to enroll ...

UN chief tells states to protect children’s rights

The UN Secretary General has urged the government to provide children with food, healthcare, education and protect them against war....

EAC postpones heads of state meeting, again

A meeting of the East African heads of state has once again been postponed due to absence of some member countries. (more…)

Renk residents get vaccinated against cholera

Health organizations have begun a vaccination campaign against cholera in Renk town of Northern Upper Nile State. (more…)

Inferno destroys shops at Juba’s Custom Market

A fire outbreak burnt down some shops at Custom Market in Juba on Tuesday evening. (more…)

Makana should step down “if he wants to be respected”

Some Members of Parliament have given the Speaker of the Transitional National Legislative Assembly 72 hours to resign, or face ...

Juba residents to get electricity on Thursday

Residents of Juba are expected to have access to electricity from the new power plant constructed on the outskirts of Juba, beginning this ...

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