25th July 2026
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Wau residents demand action as water prices double

Author: Koang Chang | Published: March 19, 2026

WAU, Western Equatoria (Eye Radio) – Residents in Wau town are calling for urgent government intervention as water prices have doubled,...

Author: Memoscar Lasuba | Published: March 10, 2026

Governor Adil relieves state revenue and insurance authority chiefs

Author: Memoscar Lasuba | Published: February 8, 2026

MSF reaffirms its support to the Malakal Teaching Hospital

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Chinese doctors attend to patients in Jonglei

Over 800 people in dire need of medical assistance in Jonglei State yesterday turned up for a 4-day free consultation and treatment with...

Wau State: Herders rape seven females, says official

An official says seven females were raped in the recent clashes between farmers and herders in Wau State. (more…)

More than 3,000 displaced following Wau herder-farmer dispute

More than 3,000 people have been displaced in Kwajina County, Wau state as a result of Wednesday’s clashes between farmers and cattle...

Wau State: Two killed in herder-farmer dispute

Two people were reportedly killed in a dispute between cattle keepers and farmers in Wau State last night. (more…)

Torit governor, speaker resolve to reopen parliament

The Torit legislative assembly will be reopened next week after a dispute between the governor and the speaker was resolved by SPLM caucus...

President Kiir apologises to Wau inhabitants

President Salva Kiir has apologized to the people of Wau for the suffering the conflict has inflicted on them. (more…)

Kiir resumes Bahr el-Ghazal peace tour

President Salva Kiir arrived Wau town Tuesday morning to resume his peace tour in the Bahr el Ghazal region. (more…)

Ruweng State: At least six killed in separate incidents

The commissioner of Abiem-nhom County in Ruweng State says at least six people were killed and three others injured in a series of attacks...

Embattled Torit gov ordered to reopen parliament

The Council of States has threatened to summon the embattled governor of Torit if he does not reopen the (more…)

“We do not have enough psychiatrists”- SSPDF spokesperson

The spokesperson of SSPDF says the army is having fewer qualified psychiatrists to provide counselling services to mentally troubled...

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