26th August 2026
National News

Central Bank governor, UK ambassador discuss monetary policy and digital payments

Author: James Atem | Published: 9 hours ago

The Governor of the Bank of South Sudan, Dr Addis Ababa Othow, has discussed strengthening monetary policy and digital payments with the...

Author: James Atem | Published: 9 hours ago

50 wildlife rangers graduate after two-month training

Published: 14 hours ago

Malakia SC thrash Wajuma SC 3-0

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Kiir relieves Nhial Deng, JJ Okot among others in sweeping changes

President Salva Kiir has just issued series of republican decrees dismissing and appointing senior officials in his office and the national...

Trucks enter Nimule after days of grounding

Hundreds of commercial trucks loaded with goods have arrived at Nimule border point this morning after days of protests by truck drivers...

Nilepet wants DPOC ‘benefits’ strike called off

The Nile Petroleum Corporation has called on striking national employees of Dar Petroleum Operating Company to end their strike....

UN chief asks Sudan, S.Sudan to agree on Abyei’s final status

The UN chief Antonio Guterres has urged Sudan and South Sudan to reach an agreement on the disputed Abyei region for the UN Mission there...

Truck drivers end strike, agree to deliver cargo

Ugandan and Kenyan truck drivers have agreed to deliver cargo to South Sudan after two days of negotiations with Ugandan and South Sudanese...

Power blackout: Doctors use phone lights to deliver babies

Doctors at Juba Teaching Hospital were forced to use phone lights and torches to conduct life-saving surgeries following an unexpected...

Death toll rises to 15 in Rumbek North cattle-related clashes

The number of people killed in two consecutive days of fighting in Rumbek North County has risen to 15. (more…)

Central Bank directed to release $3 million to JEDCO

The Ministry of Finance has directed the Central Bank to immediately pay 3 million US dollars to Juba Electricity Distribution Company to...

Residents angry as Juba goes dark

Some residents of Juba have expressed anger over the manner in which electricity was shut down last night. (more…)

Jonglei security improves—Clerics

Two religious leaders say the security situation in the restive region of Jonglei has improved in recent months following series of...

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