1788: WFP launches Food Systems Innovation Challenge
1787: GESS announces cash-transfers to support 460,000 schoolgirls in South Sudan
1786: South Sudanese students to be evacuated as tensions rise in Amhara, Ethiopia
1785: Kiir suspends Doha trip after advance team tests positive for COVID-19
1784: تحليق طائرة ركاب في مطار جوبا الدولي لأكثر من ساعة بسبب عدم إنارة المدرج
1783: Roundtable: The Role of the United Nations in South Sudan.
1782: Navigation fees for domestic airlines operating out of Juba international airport reduced
1781: More than five thousand people inoculated with the Johnson and Johnson vaccine in the Country so far.
1780: UNICEF: Floods and insecurity to push more children out of school
1779: When is the right time to introduce your boyfriend or girlfriend to your family?
1778: Police apprehend man accused of murdering 7-year-old child in Northern Barh-el Ghazal
1777: Juba Mayor: On going demolitions are intended to give the city a new look
1776: PLP wing of the OPP umbrella group denies reaching consensus on sharing of State parliament seats
1775: Women’s role in food production
1774: Youths and drug abuse
1773: Woman’s body found in Hai referendum school classroom
1772: IGAD to deploy fact finding mission to Kit-Gwang and Magenis
1771: TNLA convenes to deliberate over the business bill 2013.
1770: Ministry of General Education releases 2020-2021 secondary school examination results.
1769: The Roundtable: Draft bills to regulate family and gender-based violence in South Sudan
1768: Uganda investigates claims of visa charges on a South Sudanese despite the waiver
1767: Flight fares from Juba international airport to rise
1766: FAO: We need to move from subsistence production to commercial farming.
1765: UK Ambassador: Apply for the Chevening International scholarship to make a difference in South Sudan
1764: Doctors at Juba Teaching Hospital call off strike.
1763: International day of the girl child.
1762: South Sudan fails to reach global target of vaccinating at least 10% of its population by end of September
1761: South Sudan among African countries to suffer cut in COVID-19 vaccine supply
1760: IOM scales up mental health response in South Sudan
1759: The Roundtable: Understanding national budget preparation Process in South Sudan.
1758: African Resource Cooperation drivers go on strike
1757: South Sudan to receive $41 million grant for scaling up and strengthening livelihoods
1756: New report reveals misappropriation of oil revenue in South Sudan
1754: Nationwide: Minister of investment
1753: UNMISS expresses concern over attacks that left 35 people killed in Warrap
1755: World Teachers Day
1752: President Kiir ready to begin mediation over the Tigiray crisis
1751: The Roundtable: Election preparations
1750: MSF calls for more partners to help flood affected people in Jonglei
1749: South Sudan to reciprocate visa waiver for Ugandans entering the country
1748: Nationwide: A look at the work of FAO in South Sudan
1747: Child rights coalition calls for concerted efforts in protecting children's rights.
1746: Government urged to protect local business from effects of floods
1744: Revitalized Transitional National Legislative Assembly set to officially convene for business next week
1743: ministry of peace building: We need more resources to widely communicate the peacebuilding instrument
1742: Partners weigh in on the flood situation in South Sudan
1741: Seven covid related deaths reported in Yambio, Western Equatoria over a four week period
1740: Roundtable: Citizens' participation in peace implementation
1739: VP Rebecca Nyandeng's Address At UN General Assembly: 24 September 2021
1738: Stakeholders call for women empowerment
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