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Connecting the Future: NCA Inspires Next Generation of Tech Leaders at St. Lawrence Study Tour

July 23, 2026 at 1:00:00 AM

JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN — The National Communication Authority (NCA) hosted students and teachers from St. Lawrence High School for a two-day educational study tour on 21 and 22 July 2026. The visit, held under the theme "Connecting The Future: Inspiring The Next Generation in Digital Innovation," took place at the Authority’s Headquarters in Juba. The initiative forms part of the NCA's ongoing commitment to promoting digital literacy, fostering innovation, and strengthening partnerships with educational institutions across South Sudan. The tour aimed to bridge classroom learning with practical exposure to the telecommunications and information and communication technology (ICT) sectors while encouraging students to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and digital innovation. Welcome and Mandate Briefing Mr. Isaac Dada Lemi, the Director of Corporate Affairs, welcomed the delegation and introduced the students to the core mandate and responsibilities of the NCA. His briefing provided the visiting students with foundational insights into how the Authority regulates South Sudan's telecommunications and communications sector. Technical Presentations Throughout the two-day program, technical experts from various NCA directorates delivered presentations designed to expose students to real-world applications of communication technologies. These sessions covered:- Telecommunications Regulation: The legal and structural frameworks governing industry operators. Spectrum Management: The allocation and monitoring of radio frequencies. Cybersecurity Best Practices: Safeguarding digital infrastructure and user data. Computer Emergency Response Team (CIRT): The mechanisms used to detect, prevent, and respond to cyber incidents. Digital Transformation and Emerging Technologies: The technological advancements shaping the future of communications in South Sudan. Leadership Address Speaking during the program, the Director General, Hon. Rizig Dominic Samuel, emphasized the NCA's focus on supporting youth development through targeted educational outreach. Addressing the students directly, he remarked: "Keep up with the mantle and embrace innovation, develop strong digital skills, and become responsible users of technology as South Sudan continues its journey toward a digital economy." Interactive Q&A and Facility Tour Students engaged directly with NCA professionals during dedicated Question and Answer (Q&A) sessions, discussing potential career pathways and the evolving national digital landscape. Visiting teachers expressed their appreciation to the NCA for providing a practical learning environment that complemented the school's academic curriculum. The study tour concluded with a guided tour of selected NCA technical facilities and a group photograph session.

Mandatory use of the National e-Service Platform for Regulatory Payments and Services.

  • Writer: NCA Communications
    NCA Communications
  • Apr 8
  • 2 min read

Updated: Apr 9

The National Communication Authority (NCA) wishes to inform the general public and all licensed telecommunications and ICT service providers that, pursuant to the Presidential Order on Digital Government Services and e-Service Integration, the Government of the Republic of South Sudan has mandated the use of the National e-Service Platform (nca.eservices.gov.ss) for the delivery of government services and the payment of statutory fees.


Scope of Application

This Circular applies to All NCA licensees, including but not limited to:


  • Mobile Network Operators (MNOs)

  • Internet Service Providers (ISPs)

  • Value-Added Service (VAS) Providers

  • ICT and telecommunications technical support service providers

  • FM, TV, HF, VHF Frequency Licenses

  • Satellite and gateway service providers

  • Equipment vendors and entities subject to NCA licensing, approvals, or regulatory fees


Mandatory Use of the e-Service Platform (nca.eservices.gov.ss)


All regulatory and license-related payments and services shall henceforth be processed exclusively through the National e-Service Platform, including but not limited to:


  • Initial license application fees

  • License renewal fees

  • Annual operating and spectrum fees

  • Numbering and frequency assignment fees

  • Letters of No Objection/Authorization for Importation and Inspection

  • Regulatory levies, penalties, and any other statutory charges payable to the NCA


Licensees are required to make the necessary technical, financial, and operational arrangements to ensure full integration with the e-Service Platform for both service delivery and payment processing.


Compliance and Enforcement


Failure to comply with this requirement shall constitute a breach of licensing conditions and may attract enforcement action in accordance with the National Communication Act 2012 and application regulations.


Support and Communication Channels


The National Communication Authority remains available to provide clarifications, guidance, and technical support to licensees as required.


For inquiries, clarifications, or assistance, licensees may contact the Authority through the following channels:


  • Email: eservice@nca.gov.ss

  • Telephone: +211927588588 | +211921854444 | +211925443562

  • Physical Address: NCA Headquarters, Gumbo, Juba - Republic of South Sudan

  • Postal Address: P.O. Box 531, Juba


Further guidance maybe issued by the Authority from time to time to support smooth implementation.


The National Communication Authority calls upon all licensees and stakeholders to cooperate fully in support of the Government's digital transformation agenda and to ensure timely compliance with this directive.



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