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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Japan donates $1 million peace funds to NPTC

The government of Japan has offered the National Pre-Transitional Committee $ 1 million . (more…)

S.Sudan female official held in Uganda

A senior female immigration official is being held by Ugandan authorities for allegedly assaulting her house helper in Kampala....

More S. Sudanese may flee insecurity-UNHCR

The UN refugee agency says the recent military build-up between government and NAS may force more people to flee South Sudan. (more…)

Church calls on parties to respect ceasefire

The South Sudan Council of Churches is appealing to the peace parties to respect the ceasefire agreement. (more…)

Meet 2018 PLE best candidate

The top candidate in the 2018 primary leaving examinations has attributed her excellent performance to family and teachers. (more…)

National ceasefire monitors accuse int’l community of ‘sabotage’

Some members of the ceasefire monitor (CTSAM-VM)  have accused the international community of hindering (more…)

Journalist Joakino’s exposé on oil pollution in S.Sudan

When one thinks about oil, the first thing that comes to mind is wealth and a more prosperous country. However, we do not talk about the...

TGoNU urges SSOA to sign peace deal

The government is calling on the Opposition Alliance to sign the Khartoum agreement on governance so that total peace returns to the...

Kiir accepts Bashir’s invitation to sign Khartoum peace deal

President Salva Kiir has accepted an invitation by his counterpart to attend and sign the final peace agreement in Khartoum next week....

S.Sudanese takes to the streets to decry racism in Melbourne, Australia

South Sudanese living in Melbourne took the streets over the weekend to protest what they described as unfair treatment and racism in...

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