Flooded Roads Threaten School Attendance in Yei

(Yei) – Students and residents in Yei River County, Central Equatoria State, are calling on government authorities to urgently rehabilitate roads that have become nearly impassable during the rainy season. Heavy rainfall has caused streams to overflow, making the journey to school increasingly difficult and dangerous for many children. LocalContinue Reading

(Aweil) – Traffic authorities in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State have issued a ban on the use of tinted vehicle windows and spotlights, citing growing security concerns and a link to rising criminal activity involving vehicles with obscured interiors. Colonel Gabriel Ungom Autiak, Acting Director of the State Traffic Police,Continue Reading

South Sudan Revenue Authority Reviews Trade and Infrastructure Plans with Kenyan Experts

(Juba) – The South Sudan Revenue Authority (SSRA) has held strategic talks with NTU International, a Kenyan based consulting firm, to explore ways to strengthen revenue generation and improve infrastructure, trade, and customs systems in the country. The meeting held in Juba, brought together Deputy Commissioner General of SSRA, Hon.Continue Reading

(Juba) – A new Christian church, the Reconciliation Ministry Church, was officially opened on Saturday at New Site-Sabur in Juba. The inauguration was marked by calls from both religious and government leaders for peace, reconciliation, and unity across South Sudan. The Director of the Bureau of Religious Affairs in theContinue Reading

(Juba) – The Government of South Sudan has launched an official investigation into reports of a rising number of birth defects, stillbirths, and miscarriages in areas where oil production is active. The Ministry of Petroleum announced that it is examining whether environmental pollution from oil operations could be contributing toContinue Reading

(Juba) – South Sudan is facing a deepening food crisis that could soon reach famine levels if urgent action is not taken, according to Human Rights Watch. Armed conflict, attacks on civilians, political instability, and growing restrictions on aid access have pushed over half the population — about 7.7 millionContinue Reading