1884: Shrinking Civic Space in South Sudan
1883: Alleged SSPDF soldiers storm Abegi village of Yei County, beating people and looting property
1882: IGAD: We still have a challenge in many other parts of the agreement
1881: No casualties among South Sudanese evacuated from Ukraine
1880: Importance of possessing Legal and Civil documentation
1879: Police hunt for a man who mutilated a 20-year-old girl in Yambio
1878: Another Air Service Uganda plane crash-lands in Akobo County of Jonglei state
1877: Two men sentenced to 9 months in prison for theft in Lainya.
1876: The Roundtable: Inter-communal violence
1875: IGAD sign agreement with UNDP to fund constitution amendment in South Sudan
1874: Twenty-three people reported killed and seven others wounded in clashes between youth groups in Jonglei
1873: IOM calls for concerted efforts in fighting climate change
1872: South Sudan cannot resolve this; it’s in the hands of the Egyptian Ministry of Education and Scientific Research
1871: Deputy Governor of Jonglei state appeals for support to train a joint security force
1870: TNLA Spokesperson: We regret the arrest of journalists at Parliament and will hold the legislators involved to account
1869: Stakeholders call for practical political will towards implementation of the peace agreement
1868: R-JMEC calls on parties to create roadmap for outstanding issues in the peace agreement.
1867: South Sudan to launch new project aimed at building resilience and improving food security
1866: Clergyman concerned over rising deforestation in Wanyjok-Northern Bahr EL gazel
1865: Youth Activist Animu Athiei released from detention
1864: The future of over 200 secondary school students hangs in balance after their school caught fire in Juba.
1863: EU launches first ever strategic development plan for South Sudan
1862: Central Equatoria State Minister of Local Government weighs in on bride price
1861: Civil society urged to use their influence to advocate for full implementation of the peace agreement.
1860: World Radio Day celebrated
1859: International Epilepsy Day
1858: NilePet: We shall take charge of some oil fields by 2027
1857: NilePet to take charge of Paloch oil fields by 2027
1856: Let us amplify the voices of women and children. – Veteran broadcaster
1855: The Roundtable: Twelve months to the end of the transitional Period
1854: Lawyer questions legal basis for new fines imposed by the traffic police department
1853: Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan expresses concern about the shrinking civil space in the country
1852: SPLA and SPLA-IO establish child protection units
1851: I didn’t really expect this warm welcome - The African Joker
1850: Up-close with female Member of parliament in the Central Equatoria State Legislative Assembly
1849: Tripartite National Youth Strategy officially launched.
1848: Juba Mayor: Suspension of night clubs, discos and overnight prayers, indefinite.
1847: The Roundtable: Democracy and Prospects of elections in 2023 as the Transitional period comes to an end.
1846: Academician: Democracy is contextual and depends on why people want it.
1845: UNICEF: Qualified female teachers in remote areas to receive $100 monthly incentive for 24 months
1844: Government: We need strong environmental laws to protect our wetlands.
1843: FULL STATEMENT – South Sudan Justice Minister before UN Human Rights Council
1842: UK’s support to Gender equality and girls education in South Sudan
1842: Leadership wrangles in the Episcopal Church in Bor
1841: When women rise campaign launched in Juba
1840: Ministry of General Education and instruction commits to improve on teachers' condition of service
1839: Roundtable: A look at the recently signed Khartoum Peace Accord and its Implications on the R-ARCSS
1838: IOM South Sudan provides support for travelers at the Nimule point
1837: "Plans to rid Juba city off street venders will resume soon", Mayor of Juba city
1836: Understanding mental health issues in South Sudan
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