(JUBA) – South Sudan’s national parliament is demanding urgent accountability from the Bank of South Sudan and the Ministry of Finance over an ongoing cash shortage that has left government employees, including lawmakers, unable to access their salaries for nearly a month. During a heated session in the Transitional NationalContinue Reading
(RUBKONA) – Traders in Rubkona, Unity State, are benefiting from new refrigeration facilities introduced through UKAid support, helping them preserve fresh fish and produce overnight, reduce spoilage and grow their small businesses. The initiative is part of broader efforts by the United Kingdom to strengthen market systems and support privateContinue Reading
(JUBA) – A growing number of car owners across South Sudan are noticing a damp, musty smell whenever they turn on their vehicle’s air conditioning system. This unpleasant odour often likened to wet socks or mildew is not only frustrating but can also pose health concerns if left untreated. TheContinue Reading
(JUBA) – South Sudan’s government and its partners have marked two years since the launch of a conservation initiative that aims to protect the country’s fragile ecosystems, restore wildlife populations and support local communities. The milestone was celebrated on 28 July 2025, coinciding with World Nature Conservation Day, highlighting theContinue Reading
(JUBA) – Drivers across Juba are facing a tough decision: continue scraping their low clearance vehicles on potholes and roadside speed humps, or risk altering their cars with suspension lift kits and spacers. Among those caught in this dilemma is Paul, a ride hailing driver who uses his Suzuki SwiftContinue Reading
(JUBA) – Spotting a dark puddle under your car in the morning can be alarming, and Susan, a motorist in Juba, is not alone in her concern. Leaks are one of the most common early warning signs of trouble in vehicles, and ignoring them can lead to serious, costly damageContinue Reading
(JUBA) – Side mirror theft is becoming an increasingly serious problem for motorists in South Sudan, particularly in major towns like Juba where the demand for used car parts is high. Older models such as the 2006 Toyota Premio are especially vulnerable due to their manually adjustable mirrors, which areContinue Reading
(JUBA) – South Sudan is on track to complete its first ever seismological observatory centre, marking a significant step in the country’s ability to monitor and respond to earthquake risks. Over the weekend, the Minister of Mining, Martin Gama Abucha, and the Indian Ambassador to South Sudan, Anil Nautiyal, visitedContinue Reading
(JUBA) – South Sudan’s Ministry of Health has begun distributing essential medical supplies to several states and administrative areas as part of efforts to strengthen basic healthcare services and prepare for seasonal health emergencies. The rollout covers 27 counties across five states and two administrative areas. These include 13 countiesContinue Reading
(YAMBIO) – Authorities in Western Equatoria State have announced a series of measures aimed at curbing drug abuse, early marriage, and gender based violence, in what officials describe as a push to protect young people and promote community development. Speaking to journalists, the Acting Governor of Western Equatoria, Daniel BadagbuContinue Reading
