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LEER COUNTY EXPERIENCES 30 PERCENT GIRL DROPOUT EVERY YEAR

At least every year 30 percent of girls do not complete studies due to heavy domestic chores in Leer County of Unity state. James...

SUDAN, DARFUR REBELS COMMIT TO PEACE

Delegations representing the Sudanese Government and the Justice and Equality Movement have signed a declaration affirming their commitment to the ongoing peace process. The...

GOVERNMENT VOWS TO RESPECT JOURNALISTS VIEWS

The government will respect the views of journalists on the media laws if they are shared and accepted by the National Legislative Assembly. National...

SOUTH SUDAN GETS 9.6 MILLION TEXTBOOKS

The General Education Ministry said on Monday in Juba it got 9.6 million textbooks, including supplementary readers' books, through the support from UKAID, the...

SOUTH SUDAN LAUNCHES PRIMARY SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS

The Government of South Sudan this evening launched the distribution of 9.3 million primary school textbooks. The launch was jointly carried out by the...

GOVERNMENT WANTS FUEL AT FOUR POUNDS

The National Ministry of Commerce says fuel prices should be lowered to four Pounds since there are no reasons that justify keeping it at...

EASTERN EQUATORIA TEACHERS LEAVE FOR ETHIOPIA ON SCHOLARSHIP DEAL

The first group of 50 secondary and primary teachers from Eastern Equatoria left today for Ethiopia to start a three-year course. The reaming teachers...

YEI BISHOP CALLS FOR RESPECT OF LAW

The Catholic Bishop of Yei has called on citizens to respect the law in order to live in peace. Bishop Erkolano Lodu Tombe said...

WESTERN EQUATORIA LAUNCHES GIRL CHILD EDUCATION BILL

The government of Western Equatoria State organized on Monday a one-day workshop for the communities to scrutinize the drafted bill protecting girl child education...

UPPER NILE TRAINS 30 OFFICIALS TO CONTROL CORRUPTION

Upper Nile Labour and Public Service ministry conducted a three-day workshop for 30 establishment officials from various government institutions in a bid to control...

NEW HARVEST BRINGS DOWN PRICES IN NUBA MOUNTAINS

The new harvest is bringing down food stuff prices at Kauda Market in Nuba Mountains. A few months ago prices were extremely high due...

ANALYST WARNS AGAINST JUBA DIPLOMATIC INEXPERIENCE

A political analyst has warned that Khartoum could take advantage of the diplomatic inexperience of South Sudan in the implementation of the cooperation agreements...

TANZANIA ADVISES SOUTH SUDAN TO PASS RIGHT MEDIA LAWS

The Media Council of Tanzania has advised South Sudan to take time in scrutinizing the media bills to avoid bad media laws. Paul...

SMALL, MEDIUM ENTERPRISES LACK CAPACITY

Small and medium enterprises in South Sudan need a boost to conduct businesses and overcome the effects of a long civil war. The...

JUBA SHOPPERS SAY FOOD PRICES TERRIBLY HIGH

Consumers at a Juba's local market said on Saturday that the prices were "terribly high" dismissing claims by National Bureau Statistics that food commodities...

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