Govt cluster endorses plan for April–December school calendar
The Governance Cluster has approved changes to South Sudan’s academic calendar, setting the school year to run for nine months from April to December following concerns over extreme…
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For Suad Mohamed, the hardest part of the journey wasn’t the broken-down trucks or the rain…
Adut pledges modern science lab and library for Rumbek University
Senior Presidential Envoy on Special Programs, Adut Salva Kiir, has announced a major infrastructure boost for…
Prof. Julia: South Sudan missing the “four legs” of nation-building
A renowned academician, Professor Julia Aker Duany, has warned that South Sudan is drifting without a…
Over 800 South Sudanese among 1,330 students sitting Sudan certificate exams in Juba
More than 800 South Sudanese students are among the 1,330 candidates who began sitting for the…
Minister Madut urges Rumbek University graduates to become job creators, not seekers
The Minister of Higher Education, Science, and Technology, Madut Biar, has urged Rumbek University graduates to…
38 students awarded ASK foundation scholarships in Lakes State
Thirty-eight students in Lakes State have been awarded scholarships under the Adut Salva Kiir (ASK) Foundation…
UK Ambassador: S. Sudan failing legal, moral duty to educate children
The United Kingdom’s Ambassador to South Sudan, David Ashley, has warned that the government is failing…
Govt urges continued donor support as cash transfers boost schools
The National Minister of General Education and Instruction, and Vice President and Chairperson of the Service…
Hon. Ayuen: Finance Minister promises timely 2026/27 budget
The Minister of Finance has promised that the 2026/2027 budget will meet deadlines and provide funding…