Women Rise in Boma National Park Across the wide savannahs of South Sudan’s Boma National Park, a quiet revolution is unfolding. Sixty Kabarze Women recently gathered to discuss how protecting wildlife can also reinforce social harmony, marking a milestone in community-led stewardship (Eye Radio, 2025).…
New Directive Targets Tinted Windows and RHD Cars Major-General Kon John Akot, Director General of South Sudan’s Traffic Police, has…
Family Appeals for Swift Justice Inside a small Juba home, relatives of Afrobeat singer Akot Lual Hou, known as Matuongdit,…
What the Proclamation Says The new United States presidential proclamation, released on the White House website, adds twenty-four nations to…
Life on the Expanding Sudd Wetland At daybreak, Akuak fishers slide dugout canoes between papyrus walls, skimming water that now…
Holiday Security Measures Across the Country Maj. Gen. Monday Anoka told delegates…
Rising Fees Under Scrutiny A row over traffic charges has dominated South…
Rising Humanitarian Pressures in South Sudan More than a decade after independence,…
Legislative Momentum Parliament passed the Cybercrime and Computer Misuse Bill in November…
Targeted attack shocks Juba political class Luka Mathen Toukpiny Luk, a Council of States member, was shot inside his Gudele compound around 22:00 on…
Bor County vows decisive action The administration of Bor County has issued…
Nimule Court Poised for Landmark Ruling On 19 December 2025, the High…
High hopes for a homegrown forum Over seventy representatives of political parties,…
Eight-Year Silence Ends in Wau The airwaves above Wau crackled back to life on Monday as the South Sudan Broadcasting…
Hotel Star Ratings Arrive in South Sudan Juba’s Ministry of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism has introduced a formal one-to-five-star rating for hotels, lodges and guest houses.…
