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02/12/2025

Interpret Cartoonist Adija Acuil’s latest cartoon.

02/12/2025

Sudanese Army Chief Leader Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan says on Monday that any peace initiative that do not focused on Disarming and dismantling the Rapid Support Forces is “completely rejected,” emphasizing that the elimination of the militia is the only viable solution.

02/12/2025

Hon. Ateny Wek Ateny the minister of Information said he will be visiting where journalist Micheal Christopher is be held in his countinue effort to protecting Journalist right. Ateny Confirm that he will visit the prison and hear what are his charges

02/12/2025

Police has confirmed the death of A five-year-old child after a major fire tore through Juba’s busy Custom Market on Monday evening, destroying shops and nearby homes.

Speaking to the media the police spokeperson Major Gen. James Monday Enoka he said the child was reportedly left alone in a house close to the market when the blaze broke out. The mother had gone to purchase items.

The Police further said no more details of the incident will be provided until the investigation is concluded.

02/12/2025

The view of Custom market this morning.

02/12/2025

Government pledges investigation cause of Nyakuron market fire

Government Spokesperson Molana Ateny Wek Ateny has urged shop owners affected by a devastating fire at Nyakuron Market this evening to remain resilient as authorities begin investigations into the incident.

Speaking on SSBC News shortly after the incident, Ateny said the police will launch a full investigation to establish the root cause of the fire before the government issues an official statement outlining the next steps to support the business community.

01/12/2025

Journalist arrested while livestreaming Custom Market fire

A journalist from South Sudan Media was arrested today evening while livestreaming the fire that swept through Custom Market, witnesses said.

In the video, the journalist is seen expressing frustration over the government’s absence at the scene and its failure to console traders who lost their businesses. Moments later, a gunshot is heard off-camera, followed by a man’s voice questioning why the journalist was livestreaming and asking whether he “started the fire” or was “sent.”

The video cuts off abruptly. Repeated attempts to reach the journalist have gone unanswered, and his whereabouts remain unknown.

The arrest comes just days after Arabic-language journalist Michael Christopher was arrested under unclear circumstances, raising fresh concerns about press freedom in South Sudan.

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01/12/2025

Throwback on 8th Jan 2025

Is Juba City Mayor aware that the aggressive expulsion of streets vendors can lead to serious demonstrations which is likely to bring down the government?

By: Ateny Wek Ateny
Juba, January 8th, 2025

The decision by the Mayor of Juba Municipality H.W Johnson Swaka to expel streets’ vendors from selling their hard earned goods on roadsides, is one of the most dangerous move a local institution could take against the people of South Sudan, particularly at this time of economic downturn.

It is absurd to stop hustlers from hustling to provide basic needs for their families in the name of organizing the city. Does Juba City Council really understands which priority they need to first do? After all what is Juba City organizing? Juba City is the worse city on earth in term of waste management — the most unorganized and not properly surveyed at the same time. It is not dirty because of vendors, but because of lack of will from host state authorities to organize the city. Dubai, one of the world’s most innovative and organized cities in the world, has street vendors. So, what is Juba city trying to do better than this?

Juba city requires number of priorities before getting to vendors. Juba city had failed to provide clean drinking water, it has not even managed to regulate disposal of garbage for 20 years since 2005. So, why bothering poor citizens who hustles for loaf of bread? The Mayor has of Juba must be informed to scrap this decision, or risk being removed from his position by the Governor of CES. Unless the governor subscribe to this unpopular decision, then he must discourage decisions that may affect the entire government.

Vendors have the history of causing popular uprisings all over the world. The Arab Springs was caused by unwise decision of the Tunisian Municipality — which culminated into collapse of many despotic Arabs’ governments. It started as an issue of organizing the city of Tunis, but badly mishandled like this one. The city council of the Tunisian Capital Tunis, on December 17th 2010 exactly 14 years ago as I write this article, started by destroying vendor’s tables, and destroyed goods and sent vendors away, in an attempt to clean the city. It backfired against Zine El Abidine Bin Ali’s government.

After destroying Markets stalls of mostly youthful vendors, the victim Tarek El- Tayeb Mohammed Bouazizi set himself ablaze after he applies kerosene on his body to accelerate his death. The protests were sparked by the self immolation of Bouazizi. Barely a month on the protests by youths, President Zine El Abidine Bin Ali fled to Saudi Arabia on January 14th 2011, marking the starts of Arab Spring. Thus, all major Arab countries in Africa with exception of Morocco changes their governments in a very mysterious way.

So, let the governor of Central Equatoria State H.E Augustino Jadalah Wani intervene to rescind this unwanted decision from the Juba City Mayor in an attempt to stop our youth from struggling to feed themselves and their families. Our working force have already more than a year without salaries, how are we expecting those vendors who are now expelled to feed themselves? The decision from the Mayor of Juba City is an incitement against President Kiir’s administration. Otherwise, the early the decision of the Mayor of Juba City is rescind, the better. We can’t afford being placed on a time bomb.

The author is the former Press Secretary in the Office of the President and the views expressed in this article are his own. He could be reached by email: [email protected]

01/12/2025

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01/12/2025

EU gives South Sudan €40 million to connect electricity from Uganda

The European Union has given €40 million in grant funding to support a project that will extend electricity from Uganda into South Sudan, EU Head of Mission Pelle Enarson said Monday after a meeting with ICT Minister Ateny Wek Ateny.

Enarson said the financing is part of the EU’s commitment to strengthening South Sudan’s energy infrastructure and improving access to reliable power.

The two also discussed the ongoing constitution-making process and the EU’s support for South Sudan’s first planned democratic elections in December 2026.

Enarson advised that the constitutional process should not be rushed or tied strictly to the election timeline, calling it a public-driven exercise that “needs time.”

01/12/2025

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01/12/2025

Former Managing Director of the Nile Petroleum Corporation (Nilepet), Eng. Bol Ring Muorwel is widely recognized for his exceptional integrity, humility, and unwavering commitment to service delivery.

He distinguished himself as a results-driven and well-oriented leader whose decisions were consistently guided by professionalism, transparency, and national interest.

His leadership style is grounded with respect, accountability, and a deep sense of responsibility toward the people.

Academically, Eng. Bol Ring Muorwel, Has Attained the following academic credentials.

1. Master of Science in Energy Systems Engineering – University of Juba, South Sudan.

2. Master of Science in Oil and Gas Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, University of Geneva.

3. Higher Diploma in Power Engineering, University of Khartoum.

4. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, University of Khartoum.

His strong technical background, combined with his strategic mindset, enabled him to drive operational reforms, enhance efficiency, and strengthen institutional standards, Known for his calm demeanor and approachable personality, he leads with humility while maintaining a firm commitment to excellence and national development.

In addition to his professional achievements, Eng. Bol Ring Muorwel serves as a member of the National Liberation Council (NLC) of the SPLM Party, where he continues to contribute thoughtfully to governance and nation-building.

Eng. Bol Ring Muorwel, a record of integrity, service, and leadership, stands as an example of dedication and patriotism

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