3rd October 2026

News Headlines 11:00 AM

Thirty thousand displaced persons in Aweriel county of Lakes state are receiving food aid from the International Committee of the Red Cross, the ICRC spokesperson says.

 

The government’s 20-member delegation is expected to leave for Addis Ababa today for peace talks with Riek Machar’s armed opposition group.

 

The leader of the minority party at the National Legislative Assembly says parliamentarians should be called back from recess to help address the crisis.

Residents report calm in Renk County, Upper Nile

The security situation in Renk County, Upper Nile, is reported to be calm despite unrest in parts of the State.

Some local residents say the security situation is stable and that no one has fled to the Republic of Sudan, despite reports that large numbers of South Sudanese crossed the border because of the unrest. Continue reading “Residents report calm in Renk County, Upper Nile”

Women and children worst affected by violence, UN says

The United Nations says that the humanitarian situation in South Sudan has continued to deteriorate as fighting continues in most parts of the country.

The UN humanitarian coordinator, Toby Lanzer, told Eye Radio that women and children have been worst hit by the violence as they are the majority of those displaced from their homes. Continue reading “Women and children worst affected by violence, UN says”

Traders in Leer County, Unity State say the market is running short of goods

Traders in Leer County, Unity State, say the market is running short of goods and the price of basic commodities has gone up as a result.

It has been difficult to transport goods to remote parts of the country since fighting broke out in South Sudan on 15th December. Continue reading “Traders in Leer County, Unity State say the market is running short of goods”

News Headlines 3:00 PM

1. The US Ambassador to Juba, Susan Page, says she will stand with all South Sudanese and work with them to promote nine days of peace and patriotism.

 

2. The United Nations says people in South Sudan face great risks of contracting diseases as a result of poor hygiene and a lack of clean water.

 

3. The governor of Western Bahr El-Ghazal says the state is enjoying stability at the start of the New Year star.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

News Headlines 1:00 PM

1 The US Special Envoy for South Sudan, Donald Booth, has urged the people of South Sudan to coexist and work towards achieving peace in their country.

 

2 The Governor of Central Equatoria State, Clement Wani Konga, has urged  the people of South Sudan to build a prosperous country for all.

 

3 The head of the Anglican Church worldwide, Justin Welby, says people should pledge this new year to try and emulate Nelson Mandela and change the world around them.

 

 

 

News Headlines 11:00 AM

1 – Traders in Leer County, Unity State, say the market is running short of goods and the price of basic commodities has gone up.

 

2 – Northern Bahr El-Ghazal State has set up a committee to collect donations of food items for the army, an official says.

 

3 – The security situation in Renk County, Upper Nile, is said to be calm despite unrest in parts of state.

 

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