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MORE THAN 40 CIVILIANS RUN TO TALODI DUE TO HUNGER AT SPLA AREAS

More than 40 Mendi residents of South Kordofan have fled to Talodi County, an area under Sudan Armed Forces, due to hunger that...

SOUTH SUDAN SAYS SAF DID NOT WITHDRAW FROM ABYEI

South Sudan denied reports that SAF, the Sudan Armed Forces, have withdrawn from Abyei in response to the international call for both countries'...

CENTRAL EQUATORIA CALLS CITIZENS TO DONATE RESOURCES TO SUPPORT SPLA

The Central Equatoria State's Committee for resources mobilization to support the national army has today urged the citizens to offer supplies and called...

GOVERNMENT TO TAX LIVESTOCK TO GENERATE REVENUE

The national agriculture and forestry minister said today that the government needs to tax the livestock sector to generate more income for national...

YOUTH FRUSTRATED OVER UNEMPLOYMENT

Youth in Juba are voicing high frustrations over increasing lack of employment and opportunities to nationals. Bakhita Radio talked to some of the...

EASTERN EQUATORIA COMMITED TO PEACE KEEPING

The Government of Eastern Equatoria has reiterated its commitments to work together with UN peacekeepers to promote and keep peace in the state....

TORIT BISHOP CALLS YOUTH TO UPHOLD UNITY IN SOUTH SUDAN

The Catholic Bishop of Torit has encouraged the youth of South Sudan to take responsibility and unite their people to save the country...

WESTERN BAHR EL CHAZAL MARKS UN PEACEKEEPERS DAY

Western Bahr El Ghazal celebrated the United Nations Peacekeepers Day on Tuesday in Wau. The UNMISS in Western Bahr el Ghazal State celebrated...

CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW CONFERENCE STARTS IN WAU

The Justice and Peace Commission in the diocese of Wau this morning started a two-day conference on the Transitional Constitution review. The conference...

POSITIVE REPORTING NECESSARY FOR SOUTH SUDAN’S DEVELOPMENT

A member of Solidarity with South Sudan has said that there is need for positive reporting in South Sudan in order to promote...

PUBLIC TRANSPORT CRISIS HITS JUBA

A public transport crisis is hitting Juba hard due to fuel shortages and commuters are forced to walk to work. Minibus driver...

POLITICAL PARTIES MEET TO DISCUSS POLITICAL STATE OF AFFAIRS

South Sudanese Political parties held a round discussion to brainstorm on the issues challenging the country's political development and governance. South Sudan Democratic...

UNMISS PLEDGES TO CONTINUE SUPPORTING SOUTH SUDAN

UNMISS, the United Nations Mission in South Sudan, has pledged to continue supporting South Sudan to build lasting peace and overcome current challenges....

SPLM CONDEMNS SAF FRESH ATTACKS

The SPLM has condemned a new wave of attacks on South Sudan by the Sudan Armed Forces between May 25 and 27. SPLM...

CONGOLESE REFUGEES NEED FARMING TOOLS

The Congolese refugees staying in Lasu payam of Yei River County are in urgent need of some tools for cultivation. The area coordinator,...

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