24th August 2026
National News

Juba court dismisses criminal case against six Moru Congregation members

Author: James Atem | Published: August 22, 2026

A court in Juba has dismissed a criminal case filed by the Episcopal Diocese of Juba against six members of the Moru Congregation over a...

Author: James Atem | Published: August 22, 2026

Agwelek Commander Gen. Ahmed Ashiek survives ambush

Author: James Atem | Published: August 22, 2026

Kiir directs elections commission to speed up preparations

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Veteran journalist Taban’s remains to be flown to hometown Kajo-Keji

The body of the veteran South Sudanese Journalist and politician, Alfred Taban is expected to be flown to Juba on Thursday. (more…)

Agree on priorities, do not alter elections date -Troika

The Troika countries say any decision on forming the transitional government as scheduled, or delaying it to a later date, should not...

Major Gen. Buay’s court proceeding a sham -Defense lawyers

The defense lawyers of the accused Major-General, Stephen Buay, have threatened to pull out from the court proceedings over what they call...

IGAD invites President Kiir & Dr Machar for talks

The IGAD has invited President Salva Kiir and Opposition leader Dr. Riek Machar to meet in Addis Ababa over the formation of the...

OPP terminates Peter Mayen’s membership for ‘misconduct’

Members of the Other Political Parties have terminated Peter Mayen’s membership for alleged scandal with a married woman recently....

S.Sudan, UAE sign trade and diplomatic agreements

South Sudan and the United Arab Emirates have agreed to harmonize the existing taxation system between the two countries. (more…)

Cantonment of forces far from complete -CTSAMVM

The ceasefire monitoring body, CTSAMVM says the process of establishing cantonment areas for the armed forces is far from being complete....

Police caution parents of teenagers becoming gangsters

The Inspector-General of Police is urging parents of teenagers in Juba to ensure that they do not join the juvenile gangs. “We...

Health reports not meant to tarnish govt’s image -MSF

Medicine San Frontiers says its health reports are not meant to taint the image of the government but to help it address problems facing...

Controversy over interim govt schedule requires IGAD’s intervention

A political analyst says the regional mediation body that brokered the new peace accord should intervene in the controversy over the...

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