Juba court fast-tracks 81 SGBV and other criminal cases
STAFF WRITER - The Judiciary of South Sudan has launched a two-week expedited trial session at the Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) Court in...
Fire Destroys Roads and Bridges Minister’s Office in Juba
A fire outbreak has destroyed the office of South Sudan’s Minister of Roads and Bridges in Juba, with no injuries reported. The fire broke...
Bentiu IDP Camp Court Opens to Strengthen Access to Justice
STAFF Writer - A special court has opened in the Bentiu Internally Displaced Persons camp in Unity State to strengthen access to justice and...
UN Human Rights Commission to Undertake 14th Visit to South Sudan
The United Nations Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan is set to undertake its 14th visit to the country from September 7 to...
Machar Seeks Digital Record of Trial, Says Testimony Must Preserve ‘Truth’ for Future Generations
STAFF WRITER| Doran Media| Suspended First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar has asked the Special Court trying him to digitally record his testimony, arguing...
VP Wani Igga Urges Citizens to Register as NEC Concludes Voter Education Campaign Launch
The National Elections Commission (NEC) has officially concluded the national launch of the Civic and Voter Education Campaign at Madan Rainbow in Juba, with...
Economic Reform Committee Cracks Down on Revenue Leakages at Nimule Border
By Staff Writer
The Ministerial High-Level Committee on Economic Reform has launched a major inspection at the Nimule border crossing, targeting revenue leakages and illegal...
Church Fellowship Brings Hope to Mothers and Children Through Independence Day Charity
As part of South Sudan’s Independence Day celebrations, the Men’s Fellowship carried out a humanitarian outreach at Juba, demonstrating Christ’s love through acts of...
Speaker’s Office Withdraws Directive on Use of Official Portraits Following Media Concerns
The Office of the Speaker of the Transitional National Legislative Assembly (TNLA), Rt. Hon. Joseph Ngere Paciko, has withdrawn its recent directive requiring media...
Speaker’s Office Faces Online Criticism Over Directive on Use of Official Portraits
The Office of the Speaker of South Sudan's Transitional National Legislative Assembly (TNLA) has come under criticism from journalists and media practitioners following a...