Insecurity and lack of funds from the Government of South Sudan have halted the flux of returnees from North Sudan, a UN official said.
Lise Grande, UN deputy humanitarian regional coordinator, told reporters today in Juba that there is continuing insecurity in South Kordofan.She added that the UN has plans to assist some 300,000 returnees that are expected in South Sudan before the independence.
Last year, a group of returnees was attacked by Misseriya tribesmen on their way to south Sudan.
The Catholic Radio Network (CRN) is a media project constituted by community-based radio stations broadcasting in Frequency Modulation from Juba, Yei, Torit, Yambio, Rumbek, Tonj, Wau, and Malakal. CRN has also a station in the Nuba Mountains. All the stations share the same vision and mission, and are bound by common editorial and administrative policies. All stations broadcast shared programs in English: news, civic education, and other educational programs. Due to the heterogeneous realities of South Sudan, each station is rooted in its locality and broadcasts locally produced culture-sensitive programs in the languages which are understood by the local people. For its outreach, CRN has a potential audience of about seven million people, considering the influx of returnees to South Sudan after the Sudan Population Census 2008.
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