Community Forum in Yambio Builds Resilience Against Hate Speech and Conflict Narratives

By Waure Eddy Fifty Participants from diverse backgrounds gathered in Yambio for a one-day community forum focused on strengthening resilience against hate speech and conflict-driven narratives. The event, organized by Digital Rights Frontline (DRF) based in Juba, follows a similar training held in September on combating harmful information across South Sudan. Hate speech, misinformation, and…

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Bazungua Payam Declares Commitment to Ending Early Marriages with the Support of AMREF and UNPA

By Waure Eddy In a step toward protecting the rights of girls and promoting education, Bazungua Payam under Western Equatoria State (WES) has officially signed a community-led declaration to end early marriages. The event, held in Bazungua, was supported by AMREF Health Africa and funded by the United Nations Population Agency (UNPA), under the Universal…

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Thousands of IDPs in Ezo County Await Humanitarian Support amid Dire Conditions

By Waure Eddy Over 9,506 households and 57,036 Individuals displaced by conflict in Tombura County have settled across all six payams of Ezo County, according to Mr. Siani Martin, the Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) Coordinator for Ezo. Speaking to The Dawn Newspaper on Tuesday, Mr. Siani confirmed that internally displaced persons (IDPs) fleeing violence…

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Shalom Christian Organization Launches Tailoring Training for Women at Sacred Heart Catholic Parish, Diabio

By seminarian Mboriidie Simon On 16th October 2024, in an inspiring initiative at Sacred Heart Catholic Parish, Diabio, the Shalom Christian Organization launched a tailoring training program to uplift local women and foster growth within the community. Rev. Fr. Wasi Benjamin, the parish priest and Director of Shalom Christian Organization, extended his sincere gratitude to…

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South Sudanese Nun Embraces Subsistence Farming Amid Economic Struggles in South Sudan

By Baraka John In response to the severe economic hardships many families face in South Sudan, Rev. Sister Margret Henrico Nakaimbaga has embarked on a new initiative to foster self-sufficiency and food security. Sr. Margret a member of the Missionary Sisters of the Blessed Virgin Mary has established a subsistence farm at the bishop’s residence…

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Poor Dilapidated Road Network is Undermining Service Delivery in South Sudan, the Government Needs to Fix Road Infrastructure

By Sr. Henriette Anne, FSSA In December 2023, I spent 3 weeks in Mboko and Yambio, Western Equatoria State, South Sudan. The journey from Tombura airstrip to Ave Maria Parish in Mboko was unbearable. The roads had no Maram, dangerous potholes, and due to heavy rains, they were hardly navigable because of mudslides and it…

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Relief Efforts in Tombura: Over 400 IDP’s Households to Receive Essential Aid Today

By Baraka John The Catholic Organization for Peace and Development (CODEP) will distribute vital humanitarian aid to approximately 400 households of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Tombura today, Tuesday, September 3rd, 2024. This distribution follows the recent delivery of essential supplies by CODEP, aiming to support the most vulnerable individuals residing in six IDP camps…

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