UAE Accused of Fueling Sudan’s Civil War with Chinese Weapons

Watan-As Sudan grapples with a bloody civil war that has devastated the capital and torn its regions apart, international accusations continue to mount against the United Arab Emirates. The Gulf state is increasingly accused of playing a covert but active …

UN concerned about impact of ongoing drone attacks in Sudan

Two arrested in Sudan Gurung assault case

Darjeeling Police have arrested two youths, Vivek Gurung and Ajit Rai, in connection with the assault on Sudan Gurung, an activist known for his stance against alleged irregularities in teachers’ recruitment, even in the Hills. According to police sources, …

Acute malnutrition is South Sudan’s silent killer, says WHO

By Ajah Jennifer South Sudan is on the brink of one of the world’s most devastating yet underreported crises of acute malnutrition, the World Health Organization has warned. The organization termed the chronic condition that is claiming the lives and …

Eighteen malaria death cases reported in South Sudan daily, says WHO

By Ajah Jennifer The World Health Organization said Malaria remains a critical public health issue in South Sudan, with approximately 7,680 new cases and 18 deaths reported daily. According to the Sudan 2024 annual report, about 2.8 million malaria cases …

South Sudan needs technical people, says Hoth

By Aguok Chok The Minister of Labour, James Hoth Mai, has called on universities and education leaders to focus on training more technical professionals to meet the country’s urgent development needs.  Speaking during the welcoming ceremony of the newly …

Sudan: inside the world's worst humanitarian, hunger and displacement crisis

For more than two years now, Sudan has been engulfed in chaos. A nation whose youth had fought tirelessly since the 2019 revolution for freedom, justice, and an end to military rule saw its future – and that of the entire country – plunge into darkness in …

South Sudan celebrates Midwife, Nurses Day

By Philip Buda Ladu   South Sudan united on Monday to honor the indispensable contributions of nurses and midwives in a joint celebration of International Day of the Midwife and Nurses at Juba Teaching Hospital. The event, organized by South Sudan Nurses …

South Sudan appoints first honorary consul for Brazil to bolster bilateral ties

By Staff Writer   South Sudan has officially received the appointment letter of Ms. Mary Juan Lotua, first Honorary Consul of the Federative Republic of Brazil to the nation. The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Amb. Monday Semaya …

Self-Medication: A Public Health Threat in Hiding in South Sudan

By Dr Thomas Akuith Ngong, Juba, South Sudan Tuesday, 13 May 2025 (PW) — South Sudan is a nation near-drowned by a multitude of national public health threats including infectious disease outbreaks, natural disasters, emergence of noncommunicable diseases, …