The Olympics are not supposed to appear this effortless — even more so when you’re only 19 years old. Athing Mu, the Trenton teen track phenom, cruised to a 1:58.07 victory in the 800-meter semifinals on Saturday morning. She will […]
Find below is an excellent commentary by Dr. Garang M. Dut of College of Health and Medicine, Australian National University, Australian Capital Territory about the experience of South Sudanese migrant families during the Covid-19 pandemic in Melbourne. Melbourne’s South Sudanese […]
South Sudan’s Nile Petroleum Corporation (Nilepet) staff are threatening to go on strike next week if Mr. Riing Charles, the accused Senior cashier is not removed from his position amid allegations of corruption, the country’s national gas corporation sources have […]
Kenyan sprinter Mark Otieno Odhiambo has been suspended indefinitely following a positive drug test during the Tokyo Olympics. The 28-year-old was scheduled to compete in Saturday’s men’s 100m heats but tested positive for an anabolic androgenic steroid. According to Waithaka […]
On July 30, 2005, Dr. John Garang De’Mabior, the former leader of rebel faction Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) against Sudanese autocratic administration died in a helicopter crash after taking off from Entebbe, Uganda to New-Site, Eastern Equatoria, far east […]
Ethiopia’s government is now blaming the Tigray People’s Liberation Front [TPLF] for the country’s northern region’s problems, including the ongoing humanitarian crisis, as the TPLF has indicated a willingness to consider a ceasefire in light of rapidly changing political and […]
South Sudanese President Salva Kiir Mayardit delivered a message on Martyrs Day on Friday. The president’s entire statement is included below: Fellow Citizens Today, on Martyrs Day, we honor brave South Sudanese, chief among them, our leader comrade Dr. John […]
President Museveni lifted restrictions on Friday, 42 days after the nation saw a “steady decline in new Covid-19 infections and fatalities.”Tensions had begun to rise in the capital, Kampala, with some residents threatening to march to State House in protest […]
Bor people in deplorable living conditions as they return home after floods recede. Floodwaters have considerably decreased in many areas in Bor town in Jonglei State, allowing for people, who were evacuated to begin returning to their homes. Bor town […]
After ten tumultuous and sometimes violent years of independence, a coalition of South Sudanese civil society organizations has started a public campaign demanding political reform, saying, “We have had enough.” The world’s newest country has failed to recover from a […]
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