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CHURCH FORMATIONS HOUSES NOT FACTORIES

Church formation houses and institutions are places of encounter with Jesus Christ and should not be looked at as factories for producing pastoral agents....

GIRLS SUPPORTED TO TAKE SCIENCES

Girls are being encouraged and supported to take sciences and technology courses at secondary and university levels. Society of Ladies and Girls Empowerment Effort...

SPEAKER’S MEETING WITH CENTRAL EQUATORIA LEADERS POSTPONED

The two-day meeting schedule for Monday and Tuesday in Juba between the Speaker of the National Assembly and Central Equatoria leaders and intellectuals has...

STATE PROMISES MODERN CAMPUSES FOR PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES

The National Minister for Higher Education said plans to build world class campuses for public universities in South Sudan are already at an advanced...

CATHOLICS ASKED TO FOLLOW ST THERESA’S SIMPLICITY

The Parish Priest of St Theresa's Cathedral in Kator, Juba, has called on the faithful to follow the good example of St Theresa of...

YEI COMMISSIONER CALLS ON HEALTH ADMINISTRATION PLAN

The commissioner of Yei River County in Central Equatoria State called on the management of Yei Civil Hospital to draft its top priorities in...

WAU DOCTORS ON STRIKE FOR SECOND TIME IN TWO WEEKS

Eighteen doctors from Wau Teaching Hospital started a second sit-down strike Monday morning over unpaid wages. The doctors claimed that the administration failed...

HEAVY RAINS TAKE ONE, CUT BUSSERE ROAD

Heavy rains made Bussere River in Western Bahr El Ghazal to overflow, taking one person and destroying culverts. Wau County Commissioner John Peter Miskin...

OVER 4,000 RETURNEES DESPAIR IN KOSTI

Over 4,000 returnees are surviving in desperate conditions in Kosti, Sudan, abandoned by the authorities and barred from humanitarian agencies. Auxiliary Bishop Daniel Adwok...

SOUTH SUDAN, SUDAN AGREEMENTS RELIEVE VICTIMS

The agreements signed in Addis Abba on Thursday by South Sudan and Sudan negotiating teams represent a relief to the suffering people in both...

REFEREE BEATS UP SPORTS JOURNALIST

A referee attacked and hit a sports journalist on the head twice with a stick at Juba Football Stadium on Friday in answer to...

SOUTH SUDAN NEEDS SIGN LANGUAGE

South Sudan needs to develop sign language in schools for people with hearing impairments to be able to communicate. South Sudan Deaf Development Concern...

HEADMASTER URGES GOVERNMENT TO PRIORITIZE TECHNICAL EDUCATION

The headmaster of Juba Technical School has asked the government to exert more efforts to improve the standard of technical education in South Sudan...

PATIENTS URGED TO HURRY UP FOR TREATMENT

Patients should hurry up and seek treatment instead of delaying and making recovery very difficult. The plea comes from a medical doctor at St...

EASTERN EQUATORIA MINISTER CALLS FOR TOGETHERNESS TO IMPROVE SECURITY

An Eastern Equatoria minister has called on citizen to stand together in order to improve security in the state. Public Administration and Internal Affairs...

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