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HIGH POVERTY LEVEL IN SOUTH SUDAN RAISES CONCERN

A report on Poverty in South Sudan raised concerns among international institutions operating in the region. Southern Sudan Centre for Census, Statistic and Evaluation...

JOINT DONORS TEAM PLANS POST-REFERENDUM STRATEGIES

A group of countries that finance development in South Sudan held a meeting to plan their future in the post-referendum era and the collaboration...

MINISTRY TO STOP TRADE AROUND SCHOOL COMPOUNDS

Education authorities in Central Equatoria ordered a halt on shops operating around school compounds in the state.David Lowela, Director General in Central Equatoria ministry...

EASTERN EQUATORIA MINISTRY OF ROADS LACKS EQUIPMENT

Lack of construction equipment is hitting hard Eastern Equatoria ministry of Transport and Roads' capacity to keep the highways in the state in proper...

UNICEF CALLS FOR MORE PUBLIC INVESTMENT IN CHILDREN

The UN agency for the infancy called on the government to spend more money in children«s welfare to address problems like healthcare and education...

YEI COUNTY AIDS COMMISSION URGES CITIZENS NOT TO POINT FINGERS

Authorities in Yei County urged citizens to respect HIV positive people instead of singling them out and excluding them. Yei County Aids Commission Coordinator,...

SPLA SET TO CAPTURE RENEGADE JONGLEI COMMANDER

The South Sudan army said it expected to capture very soon an insurgent commander who rebelled after he lost the race for Jonglei governor....

RETIRED BISHOP PREDICTS PEACE IN SUDAN

The retired bishop of Torit said he was confident that Sudan would not return to war. Bishop Paride Taban spoke out against concerns that...

TORIT HOSPITAL STAFF PRESENT GRIEVANCES LIST

Employees of Torit Civil Hospital presented a list of challenges they are facing while caring for public health in Eastern Equatoria. The workers complained...

WAU RETURNEES GET FOOD AID

Almost 1700 returnees based in Wau were given food for three months ahead of their resettlement in the region. UN's World Food Programme yesterday...

SOUTH KORDOFAN CENSUS STARTS WELL

The recounting of South Kordofan residents started well yesterday after the results from the 2008 Census were dismissed as non-representative. SPLM youth league chairman...

SOUTH DARFUR ARTISTS DEBATE INVOLVEMENT IN SOCIAL ISSUES

South Darfur artists got together to define their role in peace building in a region torn apart by years of war. Three hundred artists...

MINISTER WARNS OF WAR OVER POSSIBLE REFERENDUM RESULTS ROW

The just appointed foreign minister warned that any disagreement over the referendum results on south Sudan's independence could lead to a new and bloodier...

MEDIA HOUSES URGED TO PRACTICE RESPONSIBLE JOURNALISM

Media houses operating in Juba were urged to practice responsible journalism during the critical period leading to the referendum and register if they did...

NATURAL RESOURCES MINISTRIES START PREPARING 2011 BUDGET

Five ministries that cater for natural resources in South Sudan started preparing a new fiscal budget to support their activities in 2011. Co-chair donor...

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