Sunday, September 20, 2026

Masses are leaving their settlement camps. They enter towns.

Author: Odama Joseph During the violent conflict, millions of South Sudanese were forced out of their homes. Some fled into neighboring countries...

South Sudan, Uganda reach deal over visa fee waiver

By Sebit Patrick, CBN South Sudan and Uganda have successfully reached a deal to waive visa...

Arch Bishop calls on Government to apprehend culprits of Kajo-keji killing

Ginaba Lino Amidst Chanting and Ululation by South Sudanese during the Ecumenical Pilgrimage of Peace by...

Compensation for Ugandan traders, in South Sudan

Article by Spirit FM The Government of South Sudan put in place a committee of officers to verify exact number of Ugandan...

Yambio AIDS Commission urges Secrecy, expedited Action for HIV Cure

By Jackson Gaaniko Mathew The AIDS Commission in South Sudan’s Western Equatoria State has issued an...

How Social Media Bullying Discourage Young Prospective Women from Joining Politics and the Public...

By Hafiz Bakhit, Arua One fm Internet and social media promote the right to freedom of...

Students in refugee settlements take turns sitting in classrooms to study.

By Mega FM Big number of South Sudanese refugees and asylum seekers overwhelms Uganda’s refugee-hosting Lamwo District. The district receives new arrivals...

NutriCash, a new way to support Pregnant and breastfeeding mothers

Via Monitor Ug Uganda and Sweden have finalized plans to  improve nutrition among pregnant women, breastfeeding...

Toxic Tobacco Impasse: Companies’ big gain, consumers early dead end

By Hafiz Bakhit, Arua one fm The Uganda Tobacco Control Act 2015 compels tobacco manufacturers...

Coronavirus and worship: Another six to face charges over defying presidential order. South Sudanese...

By: Adidi Rashul, Spirit fm Despite the continuous expedition to end social gathering amidst the wave of...

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