MSF urges action on mental health in South Sudan
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Medical charity MSF has called for stronger national efforts to fight stigma around mental illness through education, community programs, and the...
Six killed in clashes at IDP camp in Juba
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. At least six people were killed and 10 others injured during two days of clashes between youth groups at an Internally...
Volunteer Teachers Enhance Learning at Gettan Primary School
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Primary 7 pupils at Gettan Primary School in Wau County’s Kpaile Payam in Western Bahr el Ghazal State, on Wednesday, welcomed...
Shops Burnt in Kuajok; Two Teenagers Detained
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. At least 14 shops were reduced to ashes in Kuajok town, the capital of South Sudan’s Warrap State, after a fire...
Greater Pibor Launches Commissioners Forum for Local Institutions
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Authorities in the Greater Pibor Administrative Area launched a three-day Commission Forum in Pibor yesterday, aimed at strengthening local institutions and...
WBeG launches construction of Sitta Bridge in Wau
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The Government of Western Bahr el Ghazal State has begun construction of dilapidated Sitta Bridge to strengthen transport links between Wau...
Wani Igga Foundation Launches Scholarship Program
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The former Vice President, Dr James Wani Igga, officially launched the Wani Igga Foundation (WIF) in Juba this morning, announcing that...
Bor Hospital Closed Amid Medical Staff Redeployment Protests
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Bor Hospital in Jonglei State has remained closed for a fifth consecutive day as medical staff continue to protest redeployment outside...
Cardinal Ameyu Warns Taxes Threaten Church Services
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Cardinal Stephen Ameyu Martin Mulla has warned that newly imposed taxes on church properties and personnel threaten the Church’s ability to...
From River to Tap: Clean Water Transforms Bor Town
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Just a year ago, residents of Bor would rise before dawn, jerrycans in hand, to fetch murky water from the Nile...