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NEW PRIEST URGES RECONCILIATION TO AMONG SOUTH SUDANESE

A newly ordained priest has urged South Sudanese to reconcile with one another. Pascal Mude Emmanuel was ordained to the priesthood on Saturday in...

YEI BISHOP URGES CHRISTIANS TO CARE FOR PRIESTS

The Catholic bishop of Yei has urged the Catholics of Lainya to take care of two priests sent to open a parish in the...

HIV AIDS RELATED STIGMA, MAJOR CHALLENGE

HIV AIDS-related stigma has been singled out as one of the major challenges facing the fight against the pandemic in Lakes State. Various speakers...

WOMEN DEMAND POLYGAMY BAN IN PERMANENT CONSTITUTION

Women from Western Bahr El Ghazal have demanded that the permanent Constitution of South Sudan bans polygamy and allows girls to marry only above...

SUDAN REVOLUTIONARY FRONT DESTROYS ENERGY SUPPLY LINES IN BLUE NILE

Sudan's rebel forces destroyed energy supplies in Blue Nile.SPLM-North spokesperson Arnu Ngattulu said in an e-mail the Sudan Revolutionary Front took control of North...

MP DISCLOSE PERSONAL BANK ACCOUNTS

A member of the National Assembly has made public the numbers of four bank accounts to allow the public to check on her personal...

FOREIGNERS MUST REGISTER UNTIL JULY 7

The Interior Ministry wants all foreigners living in South Sudan to register until July 7 or face deportation. The Directorate of Nationality, Passports and...

STREET PROTESTS CONTINUE IN KHARTOUM, HUNDREDS DETAINED

Street demonstrations against austerity measures and high prices have continued for the seven day in Khartoum and organisers said more than activists 200 were...

MINISTER WARNS FOREIGNERS AGAINST CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES

The national interior minister has warned foreigners against involvement in criminal activities in South Sudan.Alison Manani Magaya said bad elements among expatriates are involved...

CABINET APPROVES 100 NEW HEALTH UNITS

The Council of Ministers in yesterday's ordinary sitting approved the construction 100 health centres in the ten states of South Sudan.Government spokesperson Barnaba Marial...

CENTRAL EQUATORIA WANTS MORE POLICE TO CURB INSECURITY

Central Equatoria Police wants to recruit more officers in a bid to curb rampant insecurity in the State. Central Equatoria Police Deputy Commissioner, Brigadier...

NEW COLLEGE FOR NURSES AND MIDWIVES OPENS IN JUBA

A new college for nurses and midwives opened Friday in Juba in a bid to cut high rates of maternal and infant mortality in...

STUDENTS LEADER REJECTS UNIVERSITY UNION DISSOLUTION

The students' leader in the University of Juba has rejected the dissolution of the association calling on undergraduates not to respect the order. On...

AIDS, INVISIBLE KILLER IN SOUTH SUDAN

HIV AIDS is an invisible enemy that is silently killing people in South Sudan. Lakes State health minister Daniel Gumwel Nhomabur told the participants...

WAU POWER STATION TO REOPEN SOON

Wau power station is to light up again after a long shutdown due to technical problems and lack of funds. South Sudan Electricity...

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