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CEPO Calls for Legal Process to Extend Transitional Period

In response to the announcement made by the Honorable Minister of Cabinet Affairs, Mr. Edmond Yakani, Executive Director of the Community Empowerment for Progress Organization (CEPO), raised concerns regarding the extension of the transitional period. Yakani emphasized the importance of following legal procedures to secure a complete extension of the transitional period for two additional […]

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Presidential Decision Extends Transitional Period and Postpones Elections to 2026

The Presidency, led by President Salva Kiir Mayardit, has announced a significant decision to extend the country’s transitional period by two years, pushing back the elections originally set for December 2024 to December 22nd, 2026. In a press briefing, Presidential Adviser on National Security, Hon. Tut Gatluak, highlighted that the extension aims to facilitate the […]

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Jamnel Care Leads the Charge in Combatting Gender-Based Violence in South Sudan

By Denilson Denike Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) persist as critical issues in South Sudan, deeply rooted in the repercussions of conflict, displacement, and entrenched cultural norms. Predominantly affecting women and girls, these forms of violence encompass domestic abuse, sexual assault, and forced marriages, leaving survivors not only traumatized but also […]

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CEPO Urges Presidential Meeting Today to Make Genuine Political Decisions on Ongoing Transitional Process

The Community Empowerment for Progress Organization (CEPO) is calling on the presidency, set to convene today, to prioritize sincere and meaningful political decisions regarding the country’s transitional process, which has been ongoing for more than five years. Despite efforts dating back to 2015 and renewed in 2018, parties involved in the transitional process have been […]

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Jamnel Care Leads Efforts to Fight HIV in South Sudan, Break Stigma

By Denilson Denike South Sudan is grappling with a pressing challenge concerning HIV, marked by a national prevalence rate of 2.1%. The fight against HIV in the country is compounded by multiple factors, such as limited healthcare access, pervasive stigma, and insufficient sexual education. Vulnerable populations in rural areas often lack essential HIV prevention resources, […]

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South Sudan Urged to Prevent Sale of Stolen Sudanese Artifacts, Promote Peace Dialogue

In a bid to support their Sudanese counterparts, Mr. Edmund Yakani, the Executive Director of the Community Empowerment for Progress Organization (CEPO), has called for action to halt the illicit trade of stolen Sudanese artifacts in South Sudan. Yakani emphatically stated, “We must act decisively to prevent the sale of assets looted from Sudan within […]

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Calls for Relocation of NGOs Adjacent to South Sudan’s Presidential Palace

By William Maduok An MP representing the ruling party, SPLM, in the national parliament is advocating for the relocation of international organizations situated adjacent to the Presidential Palace, J1. Ghada James Kulang emphasized the need for enhanced security and intelligence data protection by moving these organizations further away to prevent potential infiltration. Mrs. Kulang highlighted […]

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Promoting Sexual and Reproductive Health as Fundamental Human Rights in South Sudan

By Denilson Denike In a groundbreaking move towards social progress and gender equality, South Sudan is emphasizing the significance of sexual and reproductive health as an essential human right. The country is striving to ensure that women’s sexual and reproductive health rights are protected, acknowledging the interconnectedness with various fundamental human rights. The right to […]

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South Sudan Constructors Oppose Diverting Oil Funds for Civil Servant Salaries

By Fuli Dickens Isaac The Association of South Sudan Constructors has spoken out against the proposed redirection of oil funds meant for infrastructure development to pay civil servants and army salaries. The decision, supported by Honorable Changkuoth Bichiock, has sparked controversy within the economic cluster and standing specialized committee on finance and economic planning in […]

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