This paper was produced for public consumption. The information provided can be used by the national, state, and local governments, the civil society, media houses and practitioners, media development organisations, social media influencers, the private sector, academic institutions, researchers, community leaders, youth, women, people with disabilities, religious actors and all the people inside South Sudan and beyond. The paper reveals the dynamics surrounding the status and level of awareness, impact, and mechanisms of combating misinformation, disinformation, and hate speech in South Sudan. The paper offers recommendations to the government, media, CSOs, and the general population.