Local Vegetables Double in Cost After Floods in Pibor Area

Local Vegetables Double in Cost After Floods in Pibor Area

2025-10-05

(PIBOR COUNTY) – Prices of local vegetables in Pibor Market have surged following severe flooding that disrupted production and supply from surrounding villages. Authorities say the shortage has pushed up costs, affecting households and small traders across the area. The Minister for Information in Greater Pibor Administrative Area, Jacob Werchum,Continue Reading

U.S. Embassy Juba Pauses Routine Social Media Posts

U.S. Embassy Juba Pauses Routine Social Media Posts

2025-10-01

(JUBA) – U.S. Embassy Updates Limited During Government Funding Lapse The U.S. Embassy in Juba, South Sudan, has announced that its social media updates will be limited due to a lapse in appropriations affecting U.S. government operations. Regular updates will not be posted until full operations resume, except in casesContinue Reading

Water Ministry Joins Continental Regulation Platform

Water Ministry Joins Continental Regulation Platform

2025-09-28

(LUSAKA, ZAMBIA) – South Sudan has been admitted as a full member of the Eastern and Southern Africa Water and Sanitation Regulators Association (ESAWAS), strengthening its position within regional water governance networks. The official confirmation was made on 25 September 2025 following the signing of ESAWAS’s constitution by a delegationContinue Reading

Raat Border Reopening Could Lower Market Prices for Fisheries

Raat Border Reopening Could Lower Market Prices for Fisheries

2025-09-20

(JUBA) – Senior Presidential Envoy Adut Kiir met on Friday with Chief Administrator Gola Boyoi and a delegation of leaders from the Greater Pibor Administrative Area (GPAA) to discuss critical economic and infrastructure challenges facing the region. The talks placed particular focus on the Juba to Pibor road project, whichContinue Reading

8 Million Loan to Fund Uganda-South Sudan Power Line

$358 Million Loan to Fund Uganda-South Sudan Power Line

2025-09-19

(KAMPALA) – Uganda has announced plans to borrow 358 million US dollars, equivalent to about 2.54 trillion South Sudanese Pounds (SSP), from regional and private lenders to finance major infrastructure projects, including a new power grid connection with neighbouring South Sudan. According to junior finance minister Henry Musasizi, the creditContinue Reading