No Census Since 2008, Experts Warn South Sudan

No Census Since 2008, Experts Warn South Sudan

2025-07-17

(JUBA) – South Sudan is marked World Population Day on July 11, as government officials and development partners raised concerns over the country’s continued reliance on outdated population data. The last national census was conducted in 2008, three years before South Sudan gained independence. Since then, no fresh census hasContinue Reading

Warrap Disarmament Efforts Struggle Without Resources

Warrap Disarmament Efforts Struggle Without Resources

2025-07-17

(KUAJOK) – The government of Warrap State is facing serious financial and operational difficulties in implementing planned disarmament activities under the ongoing state of emergency, a senior state official has confirmed. Dr Achuil Malei, the State Minister of Cabinet Affairs, said the government does not have enough resources to carryContinue Reading

CEPO Calls on South Sudan Lawmakers to Speed Up Election Reforms

CEPO Calls on South Sudan Lawmakers to Speed Up Election Reforms

2025-07-17

(JUBA) – A prominent civil society organisation has urged South Sudan’s Transitional National Legislature to prioritise essential reforms as Parliament reconvenes this week, warning that any further delays could threaten the country’s plan to hold its first post-independence elections in December 2026. The Community Empowerment for Progress Organization (CEPO), throughContinue Reading

MTN Supports Women Entrepreneurs at Juba Event

MTN Supports Women Entrepreneurs at Juba Event

2025-07-17

(JUBA) – The 17th edition of Sip & Shop, a community marketplace event held in the capital Juba, once again provided a vibrant platform for women led businesses to showcase their products, talents, and innovation. The event, which continues to grow in popularity, highlighted the increasing influence of female entrepreneursContinue Reading

Trump Aide: Deported Migrants in South Sudan “No Longer Our Concern”

Trump Aide: Deported Migrants in South Sudan “No Longer Our Concern”

2025-07-12

(WASHINGTON/JUBA) – United States Border Czar Tom Homan has admitted that the U.S. government does not know what happens to migrants once they are deported to South Sudan. His comments have sparked renewed concern over the lack of transparency and accountability in the Trump administration’s immigration policy, particularly regarding deportationsContinue Reading