6th August 2026
Science & Environment

Minister Nyanath hails Boma-Badingilo UNESCO listing as national victory

Author: James Atem | Published: July 27, 2026

The Minister of Culture and National Heritage has hailed the inscription of the Boma-Badingilo Migratory Landscape on the UNESCO World...

Author: Memoscar Lasuba | Published: July 27, 2026

Egypt offers tourism, conservation expertise to South Sudan

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Minister Nyanath hails Boma-Badingilo UNESCO listing as national victory

The Minister of Culture and National Heritage has hailed the inscription of the Boma-Badingilo Migratory Landscape on the UNESCO World...

Egypt offers tourism, conservation expertise to South Sudan

Egypt’s Ambassador to South Sudan, Hazem Mamdouh Fawzy, says Cairo is ready to share its experience in tourism development and...

South Sudan secures first UNESCO world heritage site with Boma-Bandingilo inscriptiob

South Sudan has secured its first-ever UNESCO World Heritage Site after the UNESCO World Heritage Committee officially inscribed the...

Parts of South Sudan face drought, flood risks as below-normal rainfall forecast

South Sudanese living in drought-prone and flood-risk areas have been urged to prepare for possible extreme weather conditions, as...

UNESCO decision looms on Badingilo migratory landscape heritage bid

South Sudan is awaiting a decision from the UNESCO World Heritage Committee after submitting its first-ever nomination, the Badingilo...

Magwi farmers warn of food insecurity as dry spell withers crops in 

MAGWI COUNTY, June 18, 2026 — The head of farmers in Magwi County, Eastern Equatoria State, says prolonged dry spell and extreme heat...

Juba Teaching Hospital director calls for more support for poor patients

The Medical Director of Juba Teaching Hospital, Dr. Maker Isaac, has called for increased support to the country's main referral hospital,...

Juba County investigates encroachment on Luri sewage site

The Commissioner of Juba County Samuel Emiliano says the county authorities are investigating the issue of plot allocations within the...

Wildlife ministry calls for environmentally responsible infrastructure development

The Ministry of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism has made a call for environmentally responsible infrastructure development to protect...

IGAD Climate Centre: Less rain, higher temperatures expected in coming months

A regional climate centre has warned that South Sudan is likely to receive less rainfall and experience higher temperatures between June...

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