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ARMY HOSPITAL GETS 200,000 POUNDS FROM KENYAN BANK

A delegation from a Kenyan bank operating in South Sudan visited today the Military Hospital in Juba and gave 200,000 Pounds, nearly 60,000...

JUBA RESIDENTS BACK KIIR’S DECISION TO RECOVER STOLEN MONEY

Residents of Juba are welcoming the President's decision to recover stolen money by former and current Government officials. Last month, President Salva Kiir...

CENTRAL EQUATORIA WARNS NGOS MAY BE DENIED TAX EXEMPTIONS

The Government of Central Equatoria has warned local and international NGOs not cooperating with line ministries in the state that they will not...

ACCIDENTS REDUCE IN YAMBIO

In May, the numbere of accidents reduced in Yambio due to police patrolling and awareness campaigns targetting drivers and boda-boda riders. Yambio acting...

CIVIL SOCIETY, FAITH ORGANIZATIONS HOLD DIALOGUE ON CONSTITUTION

Civil society groups and faith based organizations are engaged in a four-day dialogue on the permanent Constitution in Torit. John Opi, the coordinator...

EASTERN EQUATORIA TO ESTABLISH ENVIRONMENT TASK FORCE

Eastern Equatoria State plans to establish a taskforce to coordinate and monitor environment issues in the state. State Minister for Environment, Wildlife Conservation...

WAU CONSTITUENCY COMMITTEE PRESENTS DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

Wau County constituencies are taking steps to invest funds received from Juba in different development projects. Ahmed Mohamed Musa, who represents Wau-North constituency...

UPPER NILE UNIVERSITY CELEBRATES CULTURE AND SPORTS WEEK

Upper Nile University has celebrated a week of sports and cultural activities. Both students and lecturers participated in the festival that took place...

JUBA TRAFFIC POLICE HUNTS DOWN UNREGISTERED VEHICLES

Traffic Police officers are hunting down unlicensed motorcycles and cars in a bid to reduce crimes committed by drivers and motorcyclists in Juba. A...

IOM PROVIDES WATER TO MISSERIYA IN ABYEI

IOM, the International Organization for Migrations, has rehabilitated four water points in North Abyei to provide water for Misseriya nomads and their cattle returning...

SAF USES ANTI-PERSONAL MINES OF ITALIAN ORIGIN

The Sudan Armed Forces have in their arsenal anti-personal mines of Italian origin or using Italian technology. The revelation comes from Small Arms Survey...

SOUTH SUDAN TO SPEND 6.5 BILLION POUNDS IN FISCAL YEAR

The National Council of Ministers has approved an austerity budget of 6.5 billion South Sudanese Pounds for the fiscal year of 2012/2013. Government's spokesperson...

JUBA CITY COUNCIL EXPLOITS STATE WORKERS TO CLEAN JUBA

The Mayor of Juba City Council is exploiting workers from Central Equatoria ministry of Physical Infrastructure, Roads and Bridges using them to clean the...

MATERNAL DEATH RATES STILL HIGH IN SOUTH SUDAN

The maternal death rates are still high in South Sudan and the country needs to do more to curb them. UNFPA, UN Population Fund...

RETURNEES WORRY OVER LUGGAGE SAFETY AT KOSTI

South Sudanese returning from Sudan are worried that their luggage may be retained in Kosti, White Nile, or sold by warehouse owners if they...

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