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Farmers Demand Justice After Armed Attack in Wau’s Khor Malang Area

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By Cecilia John Akile Soghair Farmers in Western Bahr el Ghazal State are calling for justice following an armed attack in the Khor Malang area...
News

Immigration Directorate Launches School-Based National ID Registration for Examination Candidates

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By: Ginaba Lino The Directorate of Civil Registry, Nationality, Passports, and Immigration has launched a school-based National ID registration campaign targeting Primary Eight and Senior...
Elections

Eastern Equatoria Election Commission to Begin Grassroots Civic and Voter Education

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By Obiala Angel De-son | Torit The Eastern Equatoria State High Election Commission has pledged to begin civic and voter education campaigns across the state...
News

Five Tonj South Communities Back Legal Process Before Gold Mining Begins

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By Samuel Aru Leaders representing five communities in Tonj South County have agreed that no gold mining activities will begin in Guandur Forest until the...
Elections

Civil society warns that financial delays could jeopardize credibility of electoral process

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By Otto Abut|CRN Civil society has urged the government to provide timely and adequate funding to the National Elections Commission (NEC), warning that financial delays...
Wildlife Conservation

South Sudan Secures First UNESCO World Heritage Site with Boma–Badingilo Landscape

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By Ginaba Lino South Sudan has achieved a historic conservation milestone after the UNESCO World Heritage Committee officially inscribed the Boma–Badingilo Migratory Landscape (BBML) on...
Wildlife Conservation

African Parks Survey Puts South Sudan’s Great Nile Migration at Nearly 6 Million Antelope

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By: Ginaba Lino South Sudan continues to host the world's largest known land mammal migration, with an estimated 6 million antelope roaming the country's vast...
Wildlife Conservation

South Sudan Wildlife Conservation Efforts Boosted as African Parks, Gov’t Mark Nature Day

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By: Ginaba Lino South Sudan’s efforts to protect its vast wildlife heritage and restore one of Africa’s largest animal migration corridors received renewed attention as...
Development

Minister Urges South Sudanese to Protect Wildlife as Nation’s Greatest Economic Asset

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By: Ginaba Lino South Sudan's Minister of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism has called on citizens to protect the country's rich wildlife heritage, describing it as...
Peace building

South Sudan, Uganda leaders commence cross-border peace and security meeting in Arua

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A high-level delegation led by the Governor of Central Equatoria State is in Arua to attend a cross-border peace and security meeting to address...
Bishops' Conference (SSSCBC)

Bishop Remijo Urges Youth to Embrace Hope, Calls for Peace and Inclusive Church

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By: Ginaba Lino The Vice President of the Sudan and South Sudan Catholic Bishops’ Conference (SSS-CBC) and Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Wau, Rt....
Humanitarian Assistance

Henry Bagho Nursery and Primary School Suspends Learning Indefinitely Over Hunger Crisis

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Learning at Henry Bagho Nursery and Primary School in Upuo Boma, Lafon County, Eastern Equatoria State, has been suspended indefinitely after several learners fainted...
GBV

GVO Trains Male Champions to Strengthen Fight Against Gender-Based Violence in Juba

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The Global Voices Organization (GVO) has launched a two-day community engagement programme in Goroyo II, bringing together 30 male champions, community leaders, police officers,...
Health

Diplomatic Missions Urge South Sudan Government to Increase Health Sector Funding Amid Ebola Threat

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By Otto Abut|CRN| Wednesday,July 22 2026 The Embassies of Canada, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States have jointly called...
Development

Strategic Investments Could Raise South Sudan’s GDP Per Capita to $11,628 by 2061

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By Ginaba Lino South Sudan could increase its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita to $11,628 by 2061 if it invests in education, health, youth...
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The Catholic Radio Network (CRN) is a media project constituted by community-based radio stations broadcasting in Frequency Modulation from Juba, Yei, Torit, Yambio, Rumbek, Tonj, Wau, and Malakal. CRN has also a station in the Nuba Mountains. All the stations share the same vision and mission, and are bound by common editorial and administrative policies. All stations broadcast shared programs in English: news, civic education, and other educational programs. Due to the heterogeneous realities of South Sudan, each station is rooted in its locality and broadcasts locally produced culture-sensitive programs in the languages which are understood by the local people. For its outreach, CRN has a potential audience of about seven million people, considering the influx of returnees to South Sudan after the Sudan Population Census 2008.

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