PayPal Withdrawals Now Seamless Via M-PESA App

PayPal Withdrawals Now Seamless Via M-PESA App

2025-07-25

(NAIROBI) – Safaricom, Kenya’s largest telecommunications company, has integrated PayPal withdrawals directly into its M-PESA super app, a move designed to simplify access to digital earnings for remote workers and freelancers in the country. The new feature removes the need for a separate online portal, allowing users to withdraw fundsContinue Reading

MTN, Digitel Urged to Expand into Abyei

MTN, Digitel Urged to Expand into Abyei

2025-07-25

(JUBA) – South Sudan’s Minister of Information, Communication Technology and Postal Services, Michael Makuei Lueth, has pledged to work towards improving radio and telecommunications signals in the Abyei Administrative Area following growing concerns about poor connectivity. The commitment was made during a meeting held on Thursday with Abyei’s Chief Administrator,Continue Reading

Wau Traders Await Compensation Five Years After Shops Demolished for Bridge Project

Wau Traders Await Compensation Five Years After Shops Demolished for Bridge Project

2025-07-25

(WAU) – Business owners in Wau, Western Bahr el Ghazal State, are calling on the national government in Juba to urgently honour a compensation agreement following the demolition of 43 shops in 2021 to make way for the construction of the Clement Mboro Bridge. The traders, whose shops were destroyedContinue Reading

UK Assistance to South Sudan Tops USD 2.7 Billion

UK Assistance to South Sudan Tops USD 2.7 Billion

2025-07-25

(JUBA) – The United Kingdom has announced a new funding package of £103 million, equivalent to approximately USD139 million, to support humanitarian, health, and education needs in South Sudan. The assistance will be delivered through the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) during the 2025 financial year. British AmbassadorContinue Reading

Timber Smuggling Leaves South Sudan with  Million of Potential 0 Million

Timber Smuggling Leaves South Sudan with $2 Million of Potential $150 Million

2025-07-24

(JUBA) – South Sudan’s teak forests are under threat as soldiers and smugglers exploit weak institutions and porous borders to illegally harvest and export the high value wood. Despite an official suspension of logging permits in January 2025 by Environment and Forestry Minister Josephine Napwon, the illegal teak trade continuesContinue Reading

South Sudan’s Independence Day Passes Quietly as Oil Crisis Deepens Economic Struggles

South Sudan’s Independence Day Passes Quietly as Oil Crisis Deepens Economic Struggles

2025-07-24

(JUBA) – South Sudan quietly marked its 14th anniversary of independence on July 9 without public celebrations for the 11th consecutive year. As the nation continues to face prolonged economic hardship, largely driven by the collapse in oil revenues and the ongoing conflict in neighbouring Sudan, the subdued observance reflectedContinue Reading