Military Intelligence Reports 27 Russian Soldiers Killed for Each Ukrainian in Kupiansk Battle

Military Intelligence Reports 27 Russian Soldiers Killed for Each Ukrainian in Kupiansk Battle

2026-01-17

(KYIV, UKRAINE) – A military intelligence assessment provided to the British Ministry of Defence has detailed a profoundly disproportionate casualty rate during Ukraine’s recapture of the strategic town of Kupiansk. The report, cited by The Independent, indicated a kill ratio of 1:27, with 27 Russian soldiers lost for every UkrainianContinue Reading

South Sudan and China Expand ICT Partnership

South Sudan and China Expand ICT Partnership

2026-01-15

(JUBA) – The Ministry of Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) of South Sudan has discussed new areas of partnership with the Chinese government, focusing on strengthening the country’s information sector. The ICT Minister, Hon. Ateny Wek Ateny, met with the Chinese Ambassador to South Sudan, Amb. Ma Qiang, on JanuaryContinue Reading

Ukrainian Drones Destroy Russian Communications Systems in Southern Offensive (Video)

2026-01-15

(KYIV) – Drone operators from the State Border Guard Service in southern Ukraine successfully targeted Russian equipment, destroying quad bikes, a communication antenna, and a ground-based robotic system. The Ukrainian service said the operation significantly reduced the enemy’s capabilities. According to a statement from the State Border Guard Service, theContinue Reading

New Facilities to Support Farmers, Herders and Fishers Opens in Central Equatoria

New Facilities to Support Farmers, Herders and Fishers Opens in Central Equatoria

2026-01-14

(JUBA) – Central Equatoria State Governor Emmanuel Adil Anthony inaugurated a new Ministry of Animal Resources, Fisheries, and Tourism headquarters and veterinary clinic in Juba on Wednesday, marking a key step in the state’s economic recovery and development efforts. Governor Adil said the foundation for the ministry was laid twoContinue Reading

Aviation Authority Orders Removal of Grounded Aircraft at Juba International Airport

Aviation Authority Orders Removal of Grounded Aircraft at Juba International Airport

2026-01-12

(JUBA COUNTY) – The South Sudan Civil Aviation Authority (SSCAA) has ordered all aircraft operators at Juba International Airport (HJJJ) to remove grounded or unserviceable planes within 30 days. The directive was issued in an official circular dated 10 January 2026. The move comes under the Civil Aviation Authority ActContinue Reading