Truck drivers have halted their operations at the Nimule border point in protest against new charges on commercial vehicles by South Sudan's Ministry of Interior. The Kenya Drivers’ Union reports over a thousand trucks are affected, impacting the transportation of imported goods into South Sudan.

South Sudanese church leaders, including the Moderator General of the Presbyterian Church, the Archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Juba, and the head of the Anglican Church, delivered Easter messages emphasizing the need for peace, unity, and nation-building. They called on leaders to fulfill their responsibilities and implement the 2018 peace agreement. The Anglican leader also criticized the Church of England's support for same-sex marriage, declaring impaired communion with such practices.

The head of Traffic Police in Juba, South Sudan, has cancelled the requirement for motorists to present Driving Assessment Certificates to police, a measure that was initially implemented in August 2021 to combat the use of fake licenses.

South Sudanese residents in Nairobi, Kenya, express concerns over their safety and disruptions to normal life due to protests led by opposition leader Raila Odinga. As foreigners, they refrain from engaging in local politics but are affected by the events.

South Sudanese political party leaders outside of government are requesting the Vatican to arrange a meeting with all political parties during Pope Francis' upcoming visit to Juba. A leader from the United South Sudan Party expressed disappointment upon learning that the Pope plans to meet only with leaders who are part of the government.

Nine people died when a pickup truck overturned while crossing a flooded road in Luri village, near Juba, South Sudan. The bridge collapsed in 2012, and the alternative road is unsafe during high water levels, leading to over 50 drownings in three months. Survivors Elizabeth Ajawa and Mary Albino recounted their experiences. Luri County Commissioner Emmanuel Paul Fartakin stated the driver ignored orders not to cross. Residents, including Stephen Wani and Pitia John, expressed frustration at government inaction despite promises. The national government has contracted IBMC construction company to repair bridges in the area.