The Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS) has Thursday trained over 20 journalists on the permanent constitution-making process in...
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By Staff Writer South Sudan’s quest for economic reforms and accountability is being held back by corrupt cabal of elites,...
By Simon Deng South Sudanese youth have been urged to end violent acts and cattle raiding by the Vice President for Service Cluster. “As the government we want students to be patriotic, hardworking and innovators in the society, we need you to be ambassadors of peace and peace makers in...
The commissioner of Magwi County in South Sudan’s Eastern Equatoria state David Otto Remson is blamimg cattle herders for what...
By Staff Writer South Sudan’s Minister of Higher Education, Gabriel Changson Chang has cautioned universities against admitting those who do...
By Staff Writer The Deputy Director of Juba Central Prison in South Sudan, Major Gen. Bak Anyar Longor on Tuesday decried the deplorable conditions of prison due to congestion. Anyar who spoke after release of 7 inmates on Tuesday in Juba said that Juba Central Prison has more inmates than...
Authorities in the western part of South Sudan are urging aid agencies and the national government to buy agricultural produce...
By Tapeng Michael Ohure Farming in refugee camps is always complimentary to the food the refugees get from the United Nations....
By Chondok Stephen Magei After years of living in squalid refugee camps in countries neighboring South Sudan, thousands of returnees displaced by conflict are staring hunger in the face due to failed crops caused by flash floods. Nyanuba Kuneng, a 22 –year old woman who arrived this week in Lalop...
By Tapeng Michael Ohure South Sudan’s Revitalized Transitional National Legislative Assembly (R-TNLA) has recommended amendment of the Sudan People’s Liberation...
By Staff Writer The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and 44 humanitarian partners are urgently appealing for 47.8 million U.S dollars...
By Staff Writer Foreign workers with the United Nations and other humanitarian agencies in South Sudan have ordered to pay for work permits. Peter Mayen Majongdit, the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management issued the ministerial order in Juba on Friday. “I Peter Mayen Majongdit, Minister of Humanitarian Affairs...
