Monyemiji Cultural Festival to reconnect youth with heritage in Juba
Organizers launch initiative to revive cultural traditions among young people in South Sudan's capital.
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Organizers launch initiative to revive cultural traditions among young people in South Sudan's capital.
Drone attack on Um Dabakir thermal power station causes water and healthcare disruptions in Kosti City, Sudan.
Chief Editor of The Dawn newspaper, Emmanuel Monychol Akop, joins SPLM primaries for Tonj North County parliamentary seat.
Fuel shortages and price hikes disrupt public transport in Khartoum, Sudan, and increase agricultural production costs.
Thousands displaced by fighting in Sudan's Blue Nile region face dire humanitarian conditions
Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama has called for structured negotiations on reparatory justice following British Prime Minister's acknowledgement of the atrocities committed during t...
Juba City Council switches to digital revenue collection, ending manual systems like Form 15 to boost transparency and accountability.
Nyanbuot was forced into marriage at 14 in exchange for cows, disrupting her education and future ambitions.
Sudan's Army Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Yassir al-Atta expressed regret over the alleged recruitment of tens of thousands of South Sudanese nationals by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) to fig...
Five civilians killed, four wounded in cattle raid by armed assailants in South Sudan's Pochalla County
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has ordered cabinet ministers and senior officials to undergo military training to foster stronger leadership and national development.
Riots erupted between supporters of Dr. Barnaba Marial Benjamin and his rivals during SPLM primary elections in Uror County, postponing the voting process.