The SPLM-IO parliamentary caucus of the Transitional National Legislative Assembly has called for a peaceful approach to resolve the continuous...
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John Agok The Director for Custom Service Akol Ayii Madut on Tuesday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Juba...
By Awan Achiek The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement- in Opposition (SPLM-IO) led by First Vice President Riek Machar on Saturday launched six-month nationwide membership registration and mobilization in Juba. Machar said the nationwide registration drive aims to prepare the opposition party in the current transitional unity government for participation in...
By Awan Achiek South Sudan’s main-opposition group, Sudan People’s Liberation Movement – in Opposition (SPLM-IO) has declared that it will...
The Press Secretary in the office of the Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, Gattiek Wichar has made public the...
By Simon Deng South Sudan’s minister of justice and constitutional affairs on Monday tabled for the first time the social insurance fund bill before the transitional national parliament for deliberation. Ruben Madol Arol, while tabling the draft bill that was recently approved by the council of ministers, said it seeks...
The Sudan People Liberation Movement in Opposition (SPLM-IO) has launched a Secretariat Office in Unity State in a bid to...
By staff Writer President Salva Kiir Mayardit during his visit to the United Arab Emirates encouraged more investors to come...
By Simon Deng The first batch of the unified forces is expected to be passed out next week, according to sources close to the presidency. Tut Gatluak, the Presidential Advisor on Security and also chairperson for the National Transitional Committee (NTC) revealed on Thursday that the 53,000 forces will be...
By Awan Achiek The United Nations has said South Sudan will not be able to hold free, fair and...
By Staff Writer President Salva Kiir Mayardit launched public consultation on the establishment of the commission for Truth, Reconciliation and...
Politicians in the coalition government have been blamed for putting the country on knife edge amid ongoing bitter fallout over the security arrangements. President Salva Kiir and his First Vice President Riek Machar recently disagreed over the ratios within the unified army command structure.
