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JUBA)-Environmental experts have called for urgent action to improve flood management and protect South Sudan’s vast wetland ecosystems, as communities continue to grapple with the devastating effects of seasonal flooding. Speaking during a workshop organised by the White Nile and Sudd Centre in collaboration with Wake Forest University, Acting ExecutiveContinue Reading

Juba Opens New Veterinary Clinic to Support Farmers and Herders

(JUBA) – Central Equatoria State Governor Emmanuel Adil Anthony has officially opened a new headquarters for the Ministry of Animal Resources, Fisheries and Tourism, alongside a veterinary clinic in Juba. The inauguration took place on Wednesday, marking a what his office called a milestone in the state’s efforts to strengthenContinue Reading

Daniel Friday Martin

(OPINION / Daniel Friday Martin) – South Sudan Losing Millions from an Untapped Fishing Industry Fishing is a vital source of employment, especially for communities living along the River Nile. It supports food security and contributes to economic growth. In recent years, the sector has recorded a steady increase inContinue Reading

Central Equatoria Tourism, Fisheries and Livestock Plans Presented at Juba Briefing

(JUBA) – The Governor of Central Equatoria State, Lt. Gen. Rabi Mujung Emmanuel, was on Friday briefed by the State Ministry of Animal Resources, Fisheries and Tourism on its current operations, recent achievements, ongoing challenges and long term strategies. The meeting held in Juba was led by the State MinisterContinue Reading