26th July 2026
News

South Sudan, Uganda leaders urge border communities to respect joint meeting resolutions

Author: Memoscar Lasuba | Published: 8 hours ago

South Sudanese and Ugandan leaders have urged the Kuku and Aringa communities to abide by the resolutions...

Author: James Atem | Published: 14 hours ago

Governor Sharif suspends two state ministers

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Magwi Residents Discuss Border Land Conflict with Uganda

Residents of Pajok Payam, Magwi County, are meeting with Ugandan officials to resolve a border conflict. (more…)

Edward Lino Welcomes Ban Ki-Moon’s Call for Deployment of More Troops in Abyei

The co-chairperson for the Abyei Joint oversight committee, AJOC, has welcomed a call by the UN Secretary General to have more peacekeeping...

A Lawyer Calls for Tougher Laws against Rape

A South Sudanese lawyer is calling for tougher punishments for rapists, including the death sentence. (more…)

NBGS Drivers Union Suspends Sudanese Drivers

The Northern Bhar el Ghazal state Drivers’ Union has suspended all Sudanese drivers who drive public service vehicles in the area. ...

Parliament Passes Media Authority Bill to 3rd Reading

On Monday, the Parliament overwhelmingly passed the Media Authority Bill from its second to the third reading for further discussion. ...

A Man Stabs his Drunk Brother to Death

A man has confessed to killing his brother in a fight in Agany-Amuol village, Warrap’s Twic County on Friday night. (more…)

SPLA Retakes Boma

SPLA has recaptured Boma town from forces loyal to David Yau Yau. (more…)

No Magistrates in Greater Kapoeta

Lack of magistrates in greater Kapoeta courts has resulted in a huge backlog of criminal and civil cases and overcrowded cells in the...

Ulang Attack Leaves 26 Dead

26 people are feared dead after a group of armed men attacked Upper Nile’s Ulang County on Friday. (more…)

Wani Igga Says People will Forget SPLM Soon if…

The Speaker of the National Legislative Assembly says the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement will soon be forgotten if it does not...

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