As South Sudan marks the 41st anniversary of 16 May also known as SPLA Day, senior presidential advisor and veteran politician Kuol Manyang...
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As South Sudan marks the 41st anniversary of 16 May also known as SPLA Day, senior presidential advisor and veteran politician Kuol Manyang...
The Office of the President has confirmed receiving a Japanese-made card that reportedly keeps the virus away from the President and some...
The Minister of Roads and Bridges has acknowledged and apologized for the "shoddy work" which has led to the destruction of parts of the...
President Salva Kiir has urged Muslims across the country to celebrate Eid al Fitr while observing directives set by the government to...
South Sudan's National Taskforce on Covid-19 confirmed 2 more deaths and 92 cases of the coronavirus disease on Saturday. ...
The Office of the President has refuted social media claims that President Salva Kiir had been evacuated to Cairo for medical attention....
The Kenyan government says all transit cargo will be moved by the Standard Gauge Railway from Mombasa to Naivasha where truckers will pick...
A prominent media advocate and journalist, Edward Terso, has passed on in Khartoum, Sudan, on Friday. (more…)
South Sudan's coronavirus tally rose to 563 with the announcement of 82 positive test results on Friday. (more…)
At least seven South Sudanese students are nursing wounds after they were reportedly brutalized by Ethiopian police during a protest at the...
The Office of the First Vice President has dispelled reports that Dr. Riek Machar and his wife have left the country for specialized...
1Published Saturday, May 11, 2024
2Published Saturday, May 11, 2024
3Published Sunday, May 12, 2024
4Published Friday, May 10, 2024
5Published Saturday, May 11, 2024
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