Western Bahr El Ghazal Cracks Down on Alcohol

Western Bahr El Ghazal Cracks Down on Alcohol

2025-06-28

(Wau) – The government of Western Bahr El Ghazal State in South Sudan has introduced a sweeping ban on 16 alcoholic beverages and narcotic substances, many of which are imported from Uganda. The decision has raised concerns over potential violations of East African Community (EAC) trade agreements and is strainingContinue Reading

Abyei Introduces Weekly Farming Day

Abyei Introduces Weekly Farming Day

2025-06-28

(Abyei) – Authorities in the Abyei Administrative Area (AAA) have declared every Friday a public holiday to support and promote agricultural activities throughout the farming season. The initiative is aimed at increasing productivity and encouraging community involvement in food production. The temporary measure titled “Agriculture Day”takes effect from 27 JuneContinue Reading

Ruweng Council Approves 2025/26 Fiscal Plan Budget Focused on Infrastructure

Ruweng Council Approves 2025/26 Fiscal Plan Budget Focused on Infrastructure

2025-06-28

(Panrieng) – The government of Ruweng Administrative Area (RAA) has approved its budget for the 2025–2026 financial year following a high level Council of Ministers meeting chaired by Chief Administrator Stephano Wieu de Mialek. The meeting held on Friday, 27 June 2025 brought together newly appointed ministers to discuss theContinue Reading

Lakes State Launches GRACE Project to Boost Climate Resilient Farming

Lakes State Launches GRACE Project to Boost Climate Resilient Farming

2025-06-28

(Rumbek) – A new multi-year agriculture and climate resilience project has been launched in Lakes State, bringing hope for improved livelihoods, food security, and job creation across four states in South Sudan. The initiative, known as the Green and Resilience Agriculture and Climate Economy (GRACE) project, is a collaboration betweenContinue Reading

Urban Markets Show No Relief for Shoppers in Juba

Urban Markets Show No Relief for Shoppers in Juba

2025-06-28

(Juba) – Basic food and household items in Juba have become significantly more expensive, causing concern among residents who say they are struggling to cope with the rising cost of living. According to commodity prices collected between 16th and 22nd June 2025, nearly all essential goods have seen sharp increases,Continue Reading

South Sudanese Women Trapped in Russian Drone Factory Jobs

South Sudanese Women Trapped in Russian Drone Factory Jobs

2025-06-28

(Moscow) – South Sudanese and other African women are reportedly being recruited under false pretences to work in Russia’s growing drone production facilities, with many ending up in harsh, secretive, and potentially dangerous jobs. Investigations reveal that women from South Sudan, Uganda, Mali, Cameroon, Zimbabwe, Sierra Leone, and Botswana haveContinue Reading