UNESCO Backs Media Training Ahead of 2026 Vote

(JUBA) – Media organisations, government officials and development partners have met in Juba to discuss how to strengthen journalism and access to information ahead of South Sudan’s 2026 general elections. The two day project coordination meeting was organised by UNESCO under the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) project titled “DevelopmentContinue Reading

Pibor Chief Administrator Welcomes Equatoria Peace Effort

(JUBA) – Governor Rabi Mujung Emmanuel of Central Equatoria State has urged churches and local communities to work hand in hand with state authorities to promote peace, unity and security. The Governor delivered this message during his address to the Murle Congregation at Akatgol Presbyterian Church in Juba on Sunday,Continue Reading

South Sudan Government Faces Legal Notice on Road Failures

(JUBA) – Residents of Gudele, Hai-Referendum and Mia-Saba neighbourhoods in Juba have given the government 14 days to address what they describe as “gross disrepair” of roads or face a constitutional lawsuit at the Supreme Court. The legal notice, dated 26 August 2025, names the Ministry of Roads and Bridges,Continue Reading

(JUBA CITY) – The United States Embassy in Juba has renewed its call for a credible investigation into the death of freelance journalist Christopher Allen, who held dual U.S. and United Kingdom citizenship. Allen was shot dead in August 2017 while reporting on a clash in Kaya Town, Central EquatoriaContinue Reading

Juba Hosts AMDISS Forum on Press Freedom

(JUBA) – The Association for Media Development in South Sudan (AMDISS), with support from NPA (Norwegian People’s Aid) South Sudan, has launched a two day Media Stakeholders Forum in Juba. The event is being held under the theme “Promoting Freedom of Expression and Safeguarding Civic Space in South Sudan.” TheContinue Reading

South Sudan Urges World Bank to Recruit More Nationals in Key Projects

(JUBA) – The Ministry of Information, Communication Technology and Postal Services has formally asked the World Bank to increase the recruitment of South Sudanese nationals in senior positions within its projects in the country. The Ministry said most projects are heavily staffed with foreign nationals, leaving local professionals with limitedContinue Reading