30th September 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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UNICEF, partners conclude sustainable development program in three states.

The UN children’s agency, UNICEF has said it has successfully concluded a joint Sustainable Development Goals, a program it funds to...

Finance Minister: Boosting local production, a cure for economic downturn

The Minister of Finance and Planning has emphasized on the need to diversify the country’s economy by encouraging local production....

Farmers Union demand revival of fallowed Aweil Rice Scheme

The farmers in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State are calling on both the national and state governments to revive the defunct Aweil rice scheme...

15 young South Sudanese win YALI fellowship to the US

Winning a fellowship opportunity to a western country like the United States, is a feeling that only the dozen young and ambitious South...

Meet Margaret, one of the longest serving female drivers in the country

Meet a 44-year-old Margaret Mite Arona, one of the longest serving female drivers in South Sudan. (more…)

Here’s why wrestling match in Terekeka ended in dramatic draw

The wrestling matches between Central Equatoria and Jonglei states ended in a dramatic draw over the weekend. (more…)

Amref trained about 1,000 S. Sudanese health workers in 50 years

At least close to 1, 000 healthcare workers have been trained by the African Medical and Research Foundation since its establishment in...

Meet John Wulu, journalist once banned from practising journalism

For his work as a journalist in Rumbek - South Sudan, John Wulu was subjected to arrest, jail, and a 10-year ban from practising journalism...

‘Taban’s legacy means everything to us’, say heirs of Alfred Taban

The family of late Alfred Taban, the founder of Juba Monitor say the legal battle for the newspaper is a matter of preserving the legacy of...

Africa witnesses longest-running decline in COVID-19 cases

Africa is experiencing its longest-running decline in COVID-19 infections since the onset of the pandemic, the World Health Organization...

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