15th August 2026
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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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US provides $92.5m to help flood victims

The United States says it’s providing $92.5 million in humanitarian aid to vulnerable South Sudanese. (more…)

Serve citizens, not yourselves, leaders reminded

An American religious innovator has told South Sudan’s leaders not to only make decisions but to serve the citizens. (more…)

U.S questions Kiir, Machar’s leadership ability

The U.S government has called into question the ability of President Salva Kiir and Dr. Riek Machar to lead South Sudan after it said the...

SSFA inspects construction of Juba Stadium

The President of South Sudan Football Association with an accompanying board of Directors visited Juba football Stadium on Tuesday....

‘Prophet’ prophesies new dawn for South Sudan

The visiting self-proclaimed prophet has prophesied that South Sudanese will see a new dawn next month. (more…)

EAC not taking its integration seriously – youth leaders

Some youth leaders in the region have questioned the seriousness of the East African economic bloc to integrate as envisioned in its...

T.B Joshua calls for an end to violence

A renowned televangelist, T.B. Joshua, says the time has come for the leaders in South Sudan to desist from violence and work together to...

Kiir told to demand financial accountability from NPTC

A civil society activist has called on President Salva Kiir to continuously demand accountability for money allocated for the...

SSPDF soldiers killed in latest Yei attack

Two SSPDF soldiers have reportedly been killed in what has been described as an ambush along the Yei-Juba road. (more…)

Rwanda to help Apai

A young South Sudanese who has been stranded in Libya since 2016 says he is likely to be transferred to a new home in Rwanda. (more…)

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