At least 20 clerks from state parliaments are currently attending workshop to polish their legislative skills aimed at strengthening good...
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The transitional unity government is set to establish information desks in all the institutions and ministries to ease public access...
By John Agok The National information Minister of South Sudan on Tuesday instructed all public offices to establish an information office in a bid to ease access to information by the media and public so as to encourage freedom of expression in the Country. Michael Makuei Lueth who is also...
By John Agok The President of South Sudan Journalists’ Union (UJOSS) on Thursday asked journalists to decolonize the media by...
By John Agok The National Ministry of Road and Bridges in conjunction with African Resource Construction Company dubbed (ARC) on...
By Wek Atak Kajang The government Spokesperson also the Minister of Information, Communication Technology and Postal Services Michael Makuei Lueth on Tuesday asked all journalists in the country to concentrate efforts in positive rather than negative writing about South Sudan. Mr Makuei hooted this call during a three-day workshop for...
By John Agok South Sudan Islamic council have dragged Juba city council to court regarding the ownership of a plot of land...
By Awan Achiek South Sudan’s National Electoral Commission is about to be evicted over rent amounting to 720,000 U.S dollars....
By John Agok, Many Dinka youth are finding utmost affection in their cultural dergel dance in South Sudan to retrace their traditional roots long abandoned during post-independence phase. They view the tradition as alternative to European culture that has supplanted the values of their ancestors. Kau Marial Buong and Magut Thon...
After being granted sweeping security powers in 2014, South Sudan’s National Security Services (NSS) the intelligence wing of the government...
By John Agok Justin Arama Badi the Archbishop of Episcopal Church of South Sudan yesterday after his visit to Bor...
The Anglican Church of South Sudan has joined other countries in rejecting a proposal by the Anglican Communion to endorse a decades-old resolution of “homosexual practice”. Most Rev. Justin Badi Arama, Archbishop and Primate of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan, said that he and other bishops from other countries...
