1st October 2026
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South Sudan’s nutrition crisis: Holding the line between hunger and hope

Author: James Atem | Published: August 31, 2026

Under the shade of a tree in Machar Ayuel village in Tonj, Warrap State, mothers sit with their children, waiting to be screened....

Author: James Atem | Published: August 1, 2026

How SSP 1,000 is keeping a health centre running in Lakes State

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Refugee advocate calls for U.S. engagement ahead of 12 Nov deadline

A refugee advocacy organization is urging the Trump administration to exert more pressure on South Sudanese leaders to honor the peace ...

Move to Juba, save peace deal, Machar told

The leader of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement in Opposition should move to Juba in an attempt to save the revitalized peace ...

NSS detains youth, including a mother of 2-month-old baby

A mother of two-month-old baby is among 12 youth who have been reportedly arrested by the national security in Juba. (more…)

Crisis Group urges world to advise Kiir against forming unity gov’t

A peace campaign group has urged the international community to talk President Salva Kiir out of establishing a coalition government....

Parties to decide on 12 November fate

The parties to the revitalized peace agreement are expected to meet this Friday in Addis Ababa to decide on the fate of the much-awaited ...

Norway offers $3m to flood victims

The Norwegian government has allocated about $3 million to support people displaced by floods across South Sudan. (more…)

Civil society demands apology from Gen. Ayuen

A civil society activist has called on SSPDF senior army General Malaak Ayuen who reportedly harassed two female journalist last week in ...

Finance Ministry withholds $2million for Juba Bridge maintenance

The National Roads Authority says it has not received the $2 million it requested this year for the maintenance of the Juba Bridge....

Kiir told to do more than issuing decrees

A civil society leader has called on the Presidency to visit the areas affected by heavy rains and floods across the country. (more…)

Leaders urged to respect journalists after the ‘tripod’ incident

Human rights group Amnesty International has called on the government of South Sudan to respect and protect the right to freedom of ...

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