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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Gov’t warned against selling oil in advance

The International Monetary Fund or IMF has advised the government of South Sudan against selling crude oil in advance, saying it is...

Japan pledges more funds for the Freedom Bridge

The government of Japan has pledged an additional $28 million for the completion of Freedom Bridge whose construction has been suspended...

S.Sudanese female humanitarian scoops prestigious award

A South Sudanese female humanitarian worker has been awarded a coveted humanitarian honor at the Bond International Development Awards in...

Some youth want National Youth Union leadership dissolved

Some youths have accused the Chairman of the National Youth Union of failing to vacate the office, saying his term and that of his team has...

Bakasoro calls for rebuking of peace spoilers

An opposition leader is appealing to South Sudanese to watch out for peace spoilers and hold them accountable. (more…)

Pope Francis hopes to visit S.Sudan

Pope Francis has told President Salva Kiir he still hopes to visit South Sudan. (more…)

Kiir meets Pope at the Vatican

President Salva Kiir has met with Pope Francis at the Vatican in Rome and discussed the current state of affairs in South Sudan....

UN peacekeepers sustain injuries in chopper crash

Authorities in Maiwut state say several peacekeepers have sustained minor injuries after a UN helicopter crashed in Pagak on Friday....

Juba university suspends students’ political activivities

The administration of the University of Juba has banned student political activities, days after the students staged a peaceful protest...

Kuol blames commanders for crimes against civilians

The Minister of Defense says the commanding officers of the organized forces are to blame for the rampant violence against women across...

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