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Nine South Sudanese doctors visiting South Korea through the Lee Tae-seok Foundation were amazed by the country's advanced medical infrastructure, making them express unreal claims about the situation back home.

Some of them claimed that they have never worn surgical gloves throughout their lives in South Sudan.

While highlighting South Sudan's struggling healthcare system is necessary, such claims are never close to any reality. Completing six or more years of medical school and an internship without ever using surgical gloves points to an individual issue rather than a systemic problem.

Their accounts were published in The Korea Times, and the doctors are scheduled to fly back to South Sudan tomorrow.

Youths from Aweil congratulate the State Government as Kola Abuk Spends days in Detention, They cited that the state is now peaceful amidst Her Arrest

They urge to bring Lonyo Deng Lonyo into custody irrespective of running to Uganda go Her safety

APT wrestling field is officially reopened today 💯✅

If you truly want fair elections, the traditional system remains the best!

Who still remembers this great initiative?

Good evening.
Warm greetings from Ayuol Chol Marial of Paderek, Athoi Cueicok Payam.

JUBA, South Sudan — September 1, 2026
A citizen from Tonj has presented South Sudan national basketball team player Carlik Jones with a cow as a gesture of appreciation for his performance in the Bright Stars' game against Tunisia.

According to Nyakama News, the gift was given in recognition of Jones' outstanding contribution during the match against Tunisia. The donor stated that the cow will be kept and made available for Jones to collect during his next visit to South Sudan.

The gesture has been widely noted by fans as an example of the support and appreciation South Sudanese have for Jones and the Bright Stars. Jones, who plays a key role for the national team, has become a fan favorite since joining the squad.

The Bright Stars recently faced Tunisia in international competition, with Jones delivering a standout performance that drew praise across the country.

Cultural gifting such as cattle remains a significant tradition in South Sudan and is often used to honor achievement and show respect.

Source: Nyakama News

HAPPY NEW MONTH TO THE WRESTLING FAMILY OF SOUTH SUDAN!

A new month is another opportunity to rise stronger, stand united, and move forward together.

To every wrestler, coach, referee, organizer, official, supporter, and passionate wrestling fan across South Sudan and beyond — may this month bring you strength, good health, success, discipline, and greater opportunities.

Wrestling is more than a sport. It is a symbol of strength, courage, discipline, respect, unity, and national pride.

Let us continue to support our athletes, develop our young talents, respect the values of the sport, and work together to take South Sudanese wrestling to greater heights.

One Nation. One Wrestling Family. One South Sudan.

Happy New Month, South Sudan Wrestling Family!
Keep fighting. Keep believing. Keep building.

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🚨 BREAKING: BRIGHT STARS DEFEAT TUNISIA IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY

South Sudan’s Bright Stars have defeated hosts Tunisia in the final game of the second round of the 2027 FIBA Basketball World Cup African Qualifiers in Radès, Tunisia.

The victory comes after previous wins over Guinea and Nigeria, giving South Sudan a perfect 3–0 record in the second round.

The Bright Stars are now in a commanding position in their push to qualify for the 2027 FIBA Basketball World Cup in Qatar. 🇶🇦

FULLTIME: Tunisia 🇹🇳 75-79🇸🇸 South Sudan

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29 August 2026

TEYA–Juba Leadership Wraps Up 2026 Leadership Retreat

The leadership of the Twic East Youth Association (TEYA)–Juba, led by Cde. William Deng Jr. Kuir Bul, has successfully completed the 2026 Leadership Retreat in Terekaka and returned safely to Juba.

The retreat brought together the TEYA–Juba Executive, TEYA Bor, specialized TEYA-Juba committees, Payam leaders, and invited sons and daughters of the Twic East community under the theme:

“Performance Assessment and Harnessing Challenges.”

The retreat gave everyone a chance to review the Association’s performance during the first year of its 2025–2027 mandate, look at key achievements, discuss ongoing challenges, and come up with practical ways to strengthen priority programs for the rest of the leadership’s term.

The leadership sincerely thanks all delegates and participants for their commitment, thoughtful contributions, and spirit of unity, which helped make the retreat a success. The resolutions agreed upon will guide efforts to improve service delivery, strengthen accountability, and move forward with the shared vision of a stronger and more united Twic East Youth Association.

After successfully concluding the retreat and returning safely to Juba, TEYA–Juba reaffirms its commitment to putting the agreed resolutions into action and working closely with all stakeholders to support the progress and prosperity of the Twic East community.

Together, we build a stronger TEYA. Together, we move Twic East forward.

Issued by:

Deng Kuir Ariik
Secretary for Information
TEYA Juba.