29th August 2026
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Over 5,000 police personnel undergo election security training in Warrap State

Author: Koang Chang | Published: 12 hours ago

More than 5,000 police personnel across six counties in Warrap State are undergoing training as security forces prepare for South Sudan’s...

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Government workers to be punished for bad time-keeping

The Vice President has called for ministers and those in senior positions to discipline those who are slack at time-keeping. (more…)

OXFAM temporarily pulls out of Malakal

The Non-Governmental Organization Oxfam has withdrawn four of its aid workers who have been trapped by fighting between government forces...

Seven SPLM senior cadres graduate

The Minister of Education has identified education as being the way to transform leadership in South Sudan. (more…)

Young folks wash for wounded soldiers

A group of young people are washing the clothes of wounded soldiers at Juba Teaching Hospital. (more…)

Payment of civil servants on track, Unity State

A state minister from Unity says that payments for civil servants are going through normally and will also reach the countries....

Eye Radio staff shows gesture of solidarity with the crisis victims

As a gesture of solidarity with the victims of the ongoing crisis in the country, the staff of Eye Radio and Internews paid a visit to the...

Gov’t admits losing Upper Nile to Machar side

The office of the President has admitted that the capital of Upper Nile State, Malakal is under the control of the forces loyal to the...

US to investigate violations

The US government says it will work with the United Nations Security Council to hold accountable those who attack UN bases, carry out...

Commodities worth 30,000SSPs ruined in fires, Yei

The Commissioner of Yei River says two separate fires have burnt down goods worth 30,000 South Sudanese pounds in his county. (more…)

Scores treated for gunshot wounds in Nasir County

The humanitarian agencies Médecins Sans Frontières and the International Committee of the Red Cross say they have treated at least 150...

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