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...
No Free Education Without Pay, Books; Head Teachers Warn
By Sebit Patrick
Teachers and civil servants are urging the government to promptly pay...
Coronavirus: Uganda in lockdown amid extensions
Editor's pick | Uganda
One month after the WHO declared the coronavirus disease outbreak a pandemic, Uganda is struggling to curb the...
Kiir calls on Sudanese hold out group to join Juba peace accord.
By Otto Abut
President Salva Kiir Mayardit has called on the hold out groups of Sudan...
Amuru district’s Lajalula amongst millions left out of clean water supply.
By: Okello Jesus Ojara, Speak Fm.
Study by the water.org states that 8 million Ugandans lack...
Shaping path for women emancipation.
By: Esther Natalino, Easter Radio
It's a custom and tradition in most African countries to out-look...
Will Peace Building trainings improve youths’ effort towards downplaying violent taunts?
Radio Bakhita
South Sudanese citizens still look up to their leaders as they seek lasting solution...
Government to reinstate academic calendar as heatwave threatens
By Sebit Patrick
The National Ministry of General Education and Instruction has said it...
Four detained monyiemiji members released.
By Obiala Angel-Radio Emmanuel
Four detained members of monyiemiji have on Tuesday been released from after...
Yambio’s Catholic University Deputy Director lauds school’s award.
By Jackson Gaaniko Mathew
The Catholic University of South Sudan, Yambio Campus Branch, has...