South Sudan, Sudan agree on easing movement of citizens
By Staff Writer South Sudan and neighboring Sudan have agreed to ease movement of their citizens across their common border...
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South Sudan broadcaster dismisses journalist after release by national security
By Tapeng Michael Ohure South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation has dismissed a journalist, a few weeks after being released from National...
South Sudan President replaces Minister of Foreign Affairs
By Staff writer South Sudan President Salva Kiir replaced the country's Minister of Foreign Affairs, appointing Mayik Ayii Deng in...
South Sudanese wary over price-hike as dollar fluctuates on local currency
By Tapeng Michael Ohure The South Sudanese Pounds has never had a stable footing on the US dollars, rising and...
Shoe-shining for a meal is South Sudan’s trending business attracting children
By Ruot George It’s an odd-looking job mostly done by children in their teens but shoe-shining is providing thousands of...
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Local power provider to light up South Sudan’s Wau town
Trinity Energy deputy CEO Ken Mugambi (L) and Dr. Phillip Waden, Trinity Energy’s Power Projects Manager (R) when they paid...
South Sudan removes checkpoints, deploys heavily as trucks resume imports
By Okech Francis South Sudan has withdrawn all checkpoints along the highway from the capital Juba to the border of...
In South Sudan, teaching is unenviable
By Deng Machol Being a teacher in South Sudan is not what anyone would envy-the environment is tough and pay...
South Sudan consults over new “inclusive” constitution
By Tapeng Michael Ohure South Sudan has begun consultations towards making a permanent constitution. Since 2011 when the country got...
Politicians preach peace in South Sudan’s capital, violence in the countryside
By Okech Francis In Western Equatoria’s Tombura County, deadly chaos that have gone on for months has left hundreds dead...
