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HEPATITIS E SERIOUS IN UPPER NILE

The National Health Minister has called on the host communities of Sudanese refugees in Maban County, Upper Nile State, to take the Hepatitis E...

SOUTH SUDAN WOMEN DEBATE PEACE, SECURITY

Delegates from the ten sates of South Sudan are taking part in a three-day conference on women's peace and security to develop a national...

CES SPEAKER LAMENTS IRREGULAR POLICY DISCUSSIONS

The Speaker of Central Equatoria State Legislative Assembly has lamented lack of regular appearance of state ministers to discuss their policies with the MPs....

CES INTRODUCES NEW HEALTH PROGRAMME

The Government of Central Equatoria State has signed a memorandum of understanding with the United States Agency for International Development or USAID to improve...

HUNDREDS APPLY FOR TORIT MODEL MARKET PLOTS

Over 500 people have applied for a plot at Torit Model Market and the screening of applicants started on Tuesday. At 10:00 AM, the...

TORIT SECURITY SEARCHES FOR STOLEN BABY

Combined security operatives have taken on the search for a five-day old baby stolen last week by an unknown women form Torit Hospital. Acting...

LAKES CARETAKER GOVERNOR PROMISES TOUGH HAND

Lakes State Caretaker Governor has warned he will run the State heavy headedly if that was what it took to restore law and order....

SAF WARPLANES ATTACK KURMUK

Sudanese warplanes have attacked four villages in SPLM-N controlled areas south of Kurmuk in Blue Nile State. Antonovs dropped nine bombs in Orra, Muguk,...

CES ASSEMBLY APPROVES 4 MILLION POUNDS FOR DEVELOPMENT

Central Equatoria State Legislative Assembly approved a four-million South Sudanese Pound fund to boost services delivery in the state. The cash initially requested by...

ST MARTIN BROS ELECT NEW SUPERIOR GENERAL

St Martin de Porres Brothers of Juba Archdiocese have elected a new superior general during their Sixth General Chapter. Bro Daniel Loding Onek is...

AFRICAN MIGRANTS PAYS MORE TO SEND MONEY HOME

Africa's overseas workers, who sent close to 60 billion US dollars in remittances in 2012, paid more to send money home than any other...

PRESIDENTIAL SUMMIT FAILS TO OVERCOME DEADLOCK

The summit between President Salva Kiir and President Omar Al Bashir failed to resolve the deadlock over the implementation of the cooperation agreements signed...

SOUTH SUDAN STARTS NEW MOTHER-CHILD HEALTH ASSESSMENT

The national Ministry of Health, together with Canada and the United Nations on Tuesday started an exercise to prepare data collectors to assess maternal...

CIVIL SOCIETY LAUNCHES JOINT PROJECT ON BILL OF RIGHTS REVIEW

Community Empowerment for Progress Organisation or CEPO on Tuesday launched a joint project to lobby for a comprehensive Bill of Rights in the permanent...

YEI WOMEN SUFFER FROM WATER SHORTAGE

Women of Hai Peace area of Yei town spend sleepless nights due to a severe shortage of clean drinking water that exposes residents to...

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