MTC graduates told to use skills to end ‘new country’ status
JUBA, South Sudan (Eye Radio) – A member of the National Parliament has urged new graduates of the Juba Multi-Service Training Centre (JMSTC) to move the country beyond…
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Minister Kuyok: Cheating in national exams will lead to result cancellations
The Minister of General Education and Instruction has warned schools and students to stay away from…
How practical skills taught at the Egyptian Technical School restored water access in River Jur County
RIVER JUR COUNTY, WBeG (Eye Radio) – In a powerful demonstration of community service and the…
GESS commences nationwide cash transfers for school girls, impaired learners
Girls’ Education South Sudan (GESS) has officially begun its 2025 round of cash transfers to girls…
Gola Boyoi urges teachers to prioritize knowledge over certificates
The Chief Administrator of Greater Pibor, Gola Boyoi, has urged teachers to focus on delivering quality…
Unity State reinstates 24 head teachers suspended over pro-machar protest
Unity State authorities have reinstated 24 head teachers who were suspended last month for joining a…
ECSS education marks 20th anniversary, commits to inclusive education, self-sustainability
Juba, South Sudan (Eye Radio) – The Education and Training Department of the Episcopal Church of…
Rights group urges mental mealth integration in schools, workplaces, and communities
A human rights group is calling for the integration of mental health awareness in schools, workplaces,…
Advocates raise alarm over child marriage ahead of Girl Child Day
Rights activists are calling for stronger efforts to end early and forced marriages in South Sudan,…
South Sudanese girls say early marriage cost them more than childhood
For many girls in South Sudan marriage marks the end of schooling and the beginning of…