27th September 2026
Wildlife

Nearly 50 rangers graduate to strengthen protection of Lantoto National Park

Author: James Atem | Published: August 2, 2026

The Ministry of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism has graduated 46 newly trained wildlife rangers in Lantoto National Park to strengthen...

Author: Wol Mapal | Published: July 29, 2026

EU hails South Sudan’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site inscription

Author: James Atem | Published: June 29, 2026

UNESCO decision looms on Badingilo migratory landscape heritage bid

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Nearly 50 rangers graduate to strengthen protection of Lantoto National Park

The Ministry of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism has graduated 46 newly trained wildlife rangers in Lantoto National Park to strengthen...

EU hails South Sudan’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site inscription

The European Union has congratulated South Sudan on the inscription of the Boma–Badingilo Migratory Landscape on the UNESCO World...

UNESCO decision looms on Badingilo migratory landscape heritage bid

South Sudan is awaiting a decision from the UNESCO World Heritage Committee after submitting its first-ever nomination, the Badingilo...

Wildlife ministry to relocate hyena seen roaming in Juba

The Ministry of Wildlife Conservation says the hyena seen roaming in a residential area of Juba on Wednesday night is owned by a private...

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