30th September 2026
Interviews

Interview: Why James Boboya is demanding reparations for his father’s ‘ghost’ appointment

Author: Koang Chang | Published: February 3, 2026

In this exclusive interview with Eye Radio Program Manager Koang Pal Chang, James Boboya Edimond speaks out after the Office of the...

Author: Koang Chang | Published: January 31, 2024

What Juba Prison Director tells Eye Radio on alleged sex abuse

Author: Koang Chang | Published: October 13, 2023

Interview: Amb Juac explains procedures for S. Sudanese travelling to Rwanda

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EXCLUSIVE: US gives conditions for financial aid

The US Secretary of State says the United States is willing to support South Sudan in its economic recovery as long as (more…)

Amb. Molly dismisses allegations of US support for regime change in S. Sudan

The U.S Ambassador to South Sudan Molly Phee has refuted allegation by the government that America is supporting regime change in the...

Nile Water: Why Ethiopia’s new dam is a ‘no-war’ project

Through a concrete barrier, water flush forcefully, producing a froth. Maelstroms crash against the other and against eddies and rocks to...

US ambassador speaks about alleged CIA letter

This week, a security document caught the attention of many South Sudanese online. (more…)

Defense minister clarifies Juba night shootouts

The Minister of Defense, Kuol Manyang Juuk, says the situation in residential areas within Juba is relatively calm after gunfight last...

S Sudan to pay close to $8 million to EAC by November

South Sudan is expected to pay close to $8 million to the EAC as part of its contribution to the annual budget of the regional bloc, the...

The iron woman: Widowed and raising an ‘army’ of twins

Have you ever lost a loved one, a husband or wife? If yes, how did it feel like to be widowed, to be left alone in this cold cruel world,...

Gov’t orders ex-officials out of its quarters after lawsuit against Dr Gai

The Minister of Finance, David Deng Athorbei, is digging deep into the public coffers to pay bills for officials who have been living in...

Hungry Juba teacher collapses in class

When Usaz Michael Khamis woke up one June morning, he thought it would just be like any other day of work. Little did he know he would wake...

Judges raise red flag over pay

It started with the doctors at the Juba teaching hospital, followed by those in Wau and Tambura. All those are from service institutions....

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