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10/06/2026

The world's largest annual animal migration, the Great Nile Migration Landscape, takes place when multiple species of antelope, including Bohor reedbuck, tiang, and white-eared kob, move between South Sudan's Bandingilo National Park and Boma National Park, into Gambella National Park in Ethiopia.
The park is an important refuge for white-eared kob, tiang, and Mongalla gazelle. Other large mammals are buffalo, elephant, African leopard, Nubian giraffe, oryx, Lelwel hartebeest, Northeast African cheetah, common eland, maneless zebra, waterbuck, Grant's gazelle, lesser kudu, bongo, giant eland, and Nile lechwe. It is also an important bird area; avifauna includes Ruppell's vulture and the black-chested snake eagle. The neighboring Gambella National Park in Ethiopia protects similar species. fans

📰 ATEWA MEDIA NEWS HEADLINESWednesday, 10 June 2026🇸🇸 SOUTH SUDAN TODAY🔹 Political Parties Express Readiness for Decembe...
10/06/2026

📰 ATEWA MEDIA NEWS HEADLINES

Wednesday, 10 June 2026

🇸🇸 SOUTH SUDAN TODAY

🔹 Political Parties Express Readiness for December 2026 Elections
Political parties across South Sudan continue preparations for the country’s anticipated general elections, with leaders urging citizens to embrace peace and democratic participation.

🔹 Police Intensify Election Security Preparations
Thousands of police recruits are undergoing specialized training to strengthen security and maintain law and order ahead of the upcoming elections.

🔹 African Union Calls for Credible Electoral Process
The African Union has urged South Sudan’s leaders and institutions to accelerate election preparations and ensure a peaceful, transparent, and inclusive voting process.

🔹 Peace Agreement Implementation Remains a Key Concern
Observers continue to call for full implementation of the peace agreement, warning that unresolved issues could affect political stability and the electoral process.

🔹 Economic Challenges Continue to Affect Citizens
Rising living costs, currency instability, and delays in public sector payments remain major concerns for many South Sudanese families.

🔹 Government Strengthens Security Measures Nationwide
Authorities have reiterated their commitment to improving security across the country as preparations for the elections gather momentum.

🔹 Regional Developments Raise Concerns
The ongoing conflict in neighboring Sudan continues to impact trade, humanitarian operations, and regional security across South Sudan.



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Lake NoLake in South SudanLake No is the largest lake in South Sudan, which is locally known as Dhoo Lake by Ruweng Pana...
10/06/2026

Lake No
Lake in South Sudan
Lake No is the largest lake in South Sudan, which is locally known as Dhoo Lake by Ruweng Panaruu community. It is located just north of the vast swamp of the Sudd, at the confluence of the Bahr al Jabal and Bahr el Ghazal rivers, and marks the transition between the Bahr al Jabal and White Nile proper. Lake No is located approximately 1,156 km downstream of Uganda's Lake Albert, the major lake on the White Nile preceding Lake. The lake is considered the center of the Ruweng people of Panaruu section of Dinka peoples.

10/06/2026

Who can guess this tribe of South Sudan 🇸🇸? Do you know this traditional dance? fans

10/06/2026

South Sudan 🇸🇸 loves culture. fans

10/06/2026

Nuer Lou cultural dance. fans

Panaruu Set for Quarterfinal Clash Against Luach Akook Yieu in Padang Peace TournamentJamus Playground, Padang – June 12...
08/06/2026

Panaruu Set for Quarterfinal Clash Against Luach Akook Yieu in Padang Peace Tournament

Jamus Playground, Padang – June 12, 2026

Football fans across Padang are eagerly awaiting one of the most anticipated fixtures of the Padang Peace Tournament as Panaruu Football Club takes on Luach Akook Yieu Football Association in the quarterfinals on Friday, June 12, 2026, at 3:00 PM at Jamus Playground.

The knockout encounter promises excitement, passion, and intense competition as both teams battle for a coveted place in the semifinals. Panaruu FC, proudly known as “The Pride of Padang,” enters the match with confidence after an impressive run in the tournament. Their disciplined style of play, strong teamwork, and determination have made them one of the favorites to advance.

On the other side, Luach Akook Yieu Football Association has proven to be a resilient and dangerous opponent. Known for their fighting spirit and energetic performances, the team will be looking to upset Panaruu and continue their journey in the competition.

The Padang Peace Tournament has become more than just a football competition. It serves as a platform for promoting peace, unity, friendship, and social cohesion among communities. Through sport, young people are brought together to celebrate teamwork, respect, and mutual understanding.

Supporters from both sides are expected to turn out in large numbers to cheer their teams, creating an electric atmosphere at Jamus Playground. With a semifinal berth at stake, every tackle, pass, and goal could make the difference.

As the countdown to kickoff continues, football lovers can expect a thrilling contest between two determined sides, each dreaming of lifting the Padang Peace Tournament trophy.

Match Details

* Competition: Padang Peace Tournament Quarterfinal
* Match: Panaruu FC vs Luach Akook Yieu FA
* Date: June 12, 2026
* Time: 3:00 PM
* Venue: Jamus Playground

The stage is set, the fans are ready, and the players are prepared. One team will move closer to glory, while the other will see their tournament journey come to an end. May the best team win.

08/06/2026

Our community’s young men continue to uphold and preserve the rich culture and traditions of Panaruu❤️❤️

08/06/2026

A glance of Mundari Cultural day. 🇸🇸

 : Free at what cost? By Monykuer JuachSouth Sudan must be the only country where government institutions happily accept...
07/06/2026

: Free at what cost?

By Monykuer Juach

South Sudan must be the only country where government institutions happily accept donated computers without asking the most important question:

“What’s inside them?”

I just saw that UNDP and AfDB donated computers to the Ministry of Finance and the Bank of South Sudan. Most people are celebrating. I’m not.

Not because I doubt UNDP’s and AfDB intentions, but because cybersecurity doesn’t run on good intentions.

The Ministry of Finance and the Bank of South Sudan are not ordinary offices. I believe, they handle sensitive financial data, government records, economic planning, and information that directly affects the country’s future.

Before these computers touch a government network, who inspected them? Who verified the hardware? Who audited the software? Who confirmed they meet government security standards? If we have them.

Or are we simply accepting anything because it’s free?

In 2018, the African Union reportedly learned a hard lesson when allegations emerged that data from its headquarters had been quietly transferred to servers abroad for years before being discovered.

The lesson was simple: trusted partners and trusted technology are not the same thing.

A single compromised computer can become a doorway into an entire network. That’s not paranoia. That’s how modern cyber espionage works.

Maybe everything is perfectly fine with these donated computers.

But when national financial institutions are involved, “maybe” is not a cybersecurity strategy.

If South Sudan is serious about digital transformation, every donated device should be treated as a potential security risk until independently verified.

Free computers can be expensive if they come with hidden costs.

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