Let me take this opportunity to say a few things!First of all, happy Africa Day to all of you!The Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS) thanks Egyptian government, the Supreme Media Regulatory Council and the Union of African Journalists…
We would like to again thank our Vice President for the Union of Journalists of South Sudan Ms. Ajak Ayak Ater for her excellent facilitation today in the two days media and security sector joint workshop in Juba. VP presentation…
By Tapeng Michael Ohure The Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS) in collaboration with United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) and UNESCO on Thursday organized a two-day media and security sector workshop to improve working relationship between journalists…
The President of the Union of Journalists of South Sudan Oyet Patrick Charles joins the 56th media training organized by the Union of African Journalists (UAJ) in Cairo Egypt. Oyet left Juba for Cairo on Friday last week to witness…
Presidential Press Secretary in Juba as a means to strengthen media working relationships with the media houses and journalists in the country. The meeting was coordinated by the Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS) and organized by the office…
UJOSS Secretary General Majak Daniel Kuany with the team just landed in Kuajok airstrip in Warrap State ahead of tomorrow’s capacity building training for journalists in Kuajock. Warrap State will now be the last state to have UJOSS workshop on…
UJOSS Urges Media Authority to recognise mobile phone
South Sudan Media FC won Bright Starlets (South Sudan Senior National Women Team) 5-2 in a solidarity match organized at Juba’s Buluk Playground by UJOSS with support from UNFPA. The match started at 11 am South Sudan local time. The…
South Sudanese journalists are expected to play a football match with the country’s national women’s team on Wednesday at Buluk playground in Juba to mark International men’s day.UJOSS president Oyet Patrick said. “ We are playing this match to sensitize…
Dear affiliatesNearly 1 in 3 women have been abused. In journalism, almost 1 in 2 women have suffered sexual harassment, psychological abuse, online trolling and others forms of gender-based violence (GBV) while working. These acts of violence are not only aimed at intimidating and silencing women in…
