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Minister of ICT Calls for Balanced Reporting and Responsible Online Engagement
The Minister of Information, Communication Technology and Postal Services, Ateny Wake Ateny, has urged journalists and social media users in South Sudan to practice balanced,...
The Day South Sudan’s Civil Conflict Ignited
On 15 December 2013, barely two years after South Sudan celebrated independence, the promise of a new nation collapsed into violence. Political tensions between President Salva...
South Sudan Assumes Control of Heglig Oil Field After Sudanese Troops Flee Escalating Clashes
The Government of South Sudan has taken full control of the disputed Heglig oil field—known locally as Panthou—after intensified fighting between Sudan’s Armed Forces...
Communities of in Leer, Mayendit Applauds Led Peace and Resilience Gains
A high-level donor delegation led by UN Deputy Special Representative and Humanitarian Coordinator Anita Kiki Gbeho visited Leer and Mayendit on 26 November 2025,...
UN Women Launches Strong Media Push to Tackle GBV, calls Journalists to Lead Fight Against Digital...
UN Women is calling on South Sudanese journalists to take a frontline role in raising women’s voices and combating gender-based violence (GBV), especially in...
44,000 Students Begin CSE Exams in South Sudan
More than 44,000 Senior Four students across South Sudan have today begun sitting for the South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education examinations. The exams, which represent...
Opinion| Why One-Tribe Dominance in South Sudan’s Economic Institutions Threatens Our Future
Author|Malek Cook-Dwach, (PhD Candidate), MP, TNLA
Economic Institutions are the bedrock in amending the broken social fabric and one uncomfortable truth continues to surge, the...
Journalists in South Sudan Call for Immediate Release of Al Watan Editor-in-Chief
The Editor-in-Chief of Al Watan Arabic newspaper, Michael Christopher, one of South Sudan’s most well-known and outspoken journalists, was arrested on Thursday, 27 November, by individuals...
National Legislature Passes Cybersecurity and Computer Misuse Bill
South Sudan’s Transitional National Legislative Assembly on Tuesday passed the Cybersecurity and Computer Misuse Bill, marking a major step toward regulating online behavior and strengthening...
Over 84,000 Pupils Sit for CPE NationalExams in South Sudan
The 2025 Certificate of Primary Education (CPE) examinations officially began today across South Sudan, with 84,815 candidates from 1,953 schools starting their national tests in 551 examination centers.
Vice President...