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FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup Germany 2026MLI — Mali Women’s Basketball TeamNGR — Nigeria Women’s Basketball TeamSEN...
01/08/2025

FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup Germany 2026

MLI — Mali Women’s Basketball Team

NGR — Nigeria Women’s Basketball Team

SEN — Senegal Women’s Basketball Team

SSD — South Sudan Women’s Basketball Team

Qualified for the Women’s World Cup Qualifying Tournaments

01/08/2025

During South Sudan’s fight for independence, Cdr. Salva Kiir visited Akot-Rumbek.

He motivated the people and helped bring them together to continue the struggle for freedom.

01/08/2025

The Unforgettable Leadership and Legacy of the Late Cdr. William Nyuon Bany in South Sudan.

01/08/2025

The good life isn’t about riches or status.
It’s about being a good family man, a good family person, and having true friends.

That’s it. That’s the whole secret.

No one is better than anyone else because of money or privilege.

At the end of the day, we’re all in the same boat — just trying to live, love, and matter.

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South Sudan’s Ambassador to India, Lumumba Mekelele, has died in New Delhi after a short illness, his family confirmed F...
01/08/2025

South Sudan’s Ambassador to India, Lumumba Mekelele, has died in New Delhi after a short illness, his family confirmed Friday.

Mekelele, 63, passed away around 6 p.m. local time on July 31, according to his elder brother George Mekelele, who spoke to local broadcaster Eye Radio.

“He was 63 years old. He died yesterday around 6 p.m. His age is 63 years because he's my younger brother,” George said.

Lumumba Mekelele was appointed as ambassador to India in mid-2024 and presented his credentials to Indian President Droupadi Murmu in July of the same year. He had previously represented South Sudan as ambassador to Belgium.

A respected diplomat, Mekelele was among South Sudan’s first ambassadors after the country gained independence in 2011.

His body is expected to be flown back to Juba for burial, as funeral preparations continue. Family and friends are currently gathering at his home in Gudele Block 8, near Christian University in the capital.

The African Union called on regional countries not to recognize the parallel government established in Sudan.The African...
31/07/2025

The African Union called on regional countries not to recognize the parallel government established in Sudan.

The African Union announced on Wednesday that it would not recognize the parallel government in Sudan and called on its member states to follow suit.

In parallel with the civil war that has been going on for more than two years in Sudan, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) announced on Saturday that it had formed a government and appointed a prime minister.

The African Union Peace and Security Council called on "African Union member states and the international community to reject the partition of Sudan and not recognize the so-called parallel government, which would have serious consequences for peace efforts and the country's existential future."

No makeup. No wig. No lashes. Just pure South Sudanese beauty — bold, natural, and proud.
30/07/2025

No makeup. No wig. No lashes. Just pure South Sudanese beauty — bold, natural, and proud.

Kenyan President William Ruto and Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni have come together to speak out against the trade re...
30/07/2025

Kenyan President William Ruto and Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni have come together to speak out against the trade restrictions that continue to hinder business and movement across East Africa. The two leaders say these barriers are not only hurting farmers and traders but also working against the very purpose of regional unity.

Speaking during a recent visit, both presidents agreed it’s time to remove the non-tariff barriers—such as Kenya’s restrictions on Uganda’s maize, milk, poultry, and sugar—that have created tension between the two countries. They instructed their ministers of trade to urgently resolve these issues and ensure that goods and services can move more freely across borders.

> “We must turn our borders from barriers into bridges,” President Ruto said, emphasizing the need for economic cooperation across the region.

> President Museveni added, “Retaliation is not the solution. These barriers are punishing our farmers and going against the spirit of Pan-Africanism.”

In a major breakthrough, the two countries also resolved a long-standing dispute over oil imports. Uganda will now be allowed to bring in petroleum through Kenya’s port of Mombasa via its national company, UNOC.

Their meeting sent a strong message to other East African leaders: for the region to grow, unity and open trade must come first.

This joint effort is being seen as a step forward in strengthening the East African Community and paving the way for deeper cooperation under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).

The United States has announced new visa restrictions targeting citizens of 31 African nations, limiting non-immigrant a...
30/07/2025

The United States has announced new visa restrictions targeting citizens of 31 African nations, limiting non-immigrant and non-diplomatic visas to single-entry only with a validity period of just 3 months.

🔒 These changes, introduced under a U.S. policy shift effective July 8, 2025, apply only to new visas issued on or after this date. Previously issued visas will remain valid until their original expiration.

🌐 Countries Affected:

West Africa:
Benin, Burkina Faso, Cabo Verde, Gambia, Ghana, Niger, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Togo

Central Africa:
Angola, Cameroon, Chad, Congo Brazzaville, DR Congo, Equatorial Guinea

East Africa:
Burundi, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda

Southern Africa:
Zambia, Zimbabwe

🛂 The decision is said to be part of broader efforts to tighten visa regulations and reassess immigration protocols globally.

Tanzania Bans Foreigners from 15 Key Small-Scale Businesses 🇹🇿In a major policy shift, the Government of Tanzania has of...
29/07/2025

Tanzania Bans Foreigners from 15 Key Small-Scale Businesses 🇹🇿

In a major policy shift, the Government of Tanzania has officially banned all non-citizens — including nationals from South Sudan, Kenya, China, and other countries — from operating in 15 small and medium business sectors, effective July 25, 2025.

🗂️ Banned Sectors Include:

1. Retail shops & wholesale trade

2. Salons & barbershops

3. Restaurants & food vending

4. Mobile money services

5. Phone & electronics repair

6. Tour guiding

7. On-farm crop buying

8. Small-scale mining

9. Real estate & business brokering

10. Curio shops & museums

11. Gambling machines (outside casinos)

12. Postal/parcel services

13. Micro industries

14. Broadcasting (TV/Radio)

15. Clearing & forwarding services

⚠️ Penalties for Violation:

🔸 Fine up to TSh 10 million (~$3,900)

🔸 Imprisonment up to 6 months

🔸 Deportation

Tanzanians who assist violators face TSh 5 million fine or 3 months jail

📌 Existing foreign businesses in these sectors may operate until their current licenses expire — no renewals will be allowed.

🎯 The move is aimed at protecting local entrepreneurs and reserving low-capital businesses for Tanzanian citizens.

📣 The directive has triggered regional concern, especially within the East African Community, where free movement and business rights are guaranteed.

LAST MESSAGE FROM DR. JOHN GARANG🗓️ July 29, 2005 – Kampala, Uganda“Peace will not come from the barrel of a gun. It wil...
29/07/2025

LAST MESSAGE FROM DR. JOHN GARANG

🗓️ July 29, 2005 – Kampala, Uganda

“Peace will not come from the barrel of a gun. It will come from the unity of our people, the development of our nations, and the justice we bring to our societies.”

“The Comprehensive Peace Agreement is not the end, but the beginning of a new Sudan, a Sudan where all are equal.”

📍 These were the final words spoken publicly by Dr. John Garang de Mabior, one day before his tragic death.

🕯️ His vision still lives. His legacy still guides.

This evening, H.E. President Salva Kiir Mayardit issued Republican Orders on key changes in government positions as part...
28/07/2025

This evening, H.E. President Salva Kiir Mayardit issued Republican Orders on key changes in government positions as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen public service delivery.

🔻 Relieved

1. Lt. Gen. Chol Agoth – Deputy DG for Admin & Finance, National Security (Internal Bureau)

2. Hon. Dominic Juk Chom – Executive Director, Office of the President

3. Amb. Ajing Deng Ajing – State Chief of Protocol

🔺 Appointed

1. Hon. Madut Arop Madut – MP, R-TNLA (replacing his late father, Hon. Arop Madut Arop)

2. Amb. Ajing Deng Ajing – Executive Director, Office of the President

3. Lt. Gen. John Manut Wol – Deputy DG for Admin & Finance, National Security (Internal Bureau)

4. Amb. Yar Peter Machar – Chief of Protocol, Office of the President

📺 As announced on SSBC this evening.

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