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Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
A 29-year-old pharmacist is bringing essential medicines closer to underserved communities in South Sudan, improving access to healthcare and creating employment opportunities.
Hon. Malek Ruben Riak launches campaign for National Legislative Assembly, vowing to prioritize education, healthcare, and infrastructure development in Rumbek East Constituency.
UNICEF delivers 50 metric tons of medical supplies to strengthen South Sudan's preparedness for potential Ebola outbreaks amid reported cases in neighboring countries.
Education partners launch four-year programme to support vulnerable girls in Eastern Equatoria State, focusing on Magwi and Torit counties.
Family announces death of General John Duit Yiech Tuach, founder of Bilpam and liberation hero, in Gambella, Ethiopia.
Authorities in South Sudan's Eastern Equatoria State are seeking clarification on the whereabouts of a ruling SPLM official and another man, following their reported arrest by soldiers in...
A youth representative in Uror County, Jonglei State, calls for peaceful civilian disarmament to address rising community insecurity.
South Sudan's Bishop Emmanuel Bernardino Lowi Napeta calls for peace, dialogue, and reconciliation following violence at the Nakeke Mining Site in Eastern Equatoria State.
South Sudan's National Elections Commission begins distributing voter registration materials in preparation for the December 2026 elections.
The sixth edition of the Derik Cultural Festival will be held at the University of Juba's Main Campus in Atlabara from November 7 to 14, 2026.
A recent Ebola preparedness exercise in South Sudan has highlighted operational gaps in the country's emergency response capacity, including emergency referrals, sample handling, and safe...
Rival groups of South Sudan's opposition party clash, resulting in 5 deaths and 9 injuries
