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ABOUT 250 WESTERN BAHR EL GHAZAL PRISON CADETS GRAUDATE

The first after independence batch of Western Bahr El Ghazal State Prison Service officers graduates Tuesday but the services need another 100 new recruits....

KUMBUR PRIMARY EIGHT PUPILS URGED TO PAY SITTING FEES

Kumbur Payam education supervisor is urging Nuba Mountains primary eight pupils who have not yet paid their sitting fees to hurry up because the...

LACK OF SERVICES LIABLE FOR CONFLICT IN JONGLEY STATE

Lack of basic services, including schools, health facilities, roads, water points, telecommunications, has been identified as one factor responsible for chronic conflict in Jonglei...

IOM TO AIRLIFT SOUTH SUDANESE STRANDED AT KOSTI

IOM, the International Organization for Migration, said it plans to airlift 15,000 South Sudanese stranded for months in Kosti, Sudan, to their homeland under...

FEUD BETWEEN FAMILIES KILLS THREE IN YIROL

A fight between two families left at least three people dead in Yirol, Lakes State. A local source Sunday evening told CRN that on...

CONFLICT REMAINS BIGGEST CHALLENGE IN SOUTH SUDAN

The Vice President of the Republic of South Sudan said tribal conflicts remain the most challenging issues the government has to handle. Riek Machar...

AMERICAN DIPLOMAT WRITES POEM FOR JUBA

An American diplomat wrote a short poem for Juba that reads: Ã'Late night rain in Juba raises the scent of the earth and hope.'...

SECURITY AND BETTER COMMUNICATIONS TOP PRIORITIES IN LAKES STATE

The new Lakes State cabinet has set security and better communications among its top priorities and it wants to be more efficient in service...

SPLM-WAU THREATENS TO DISMISS MINISTERS AND MPS FROM PARTY

The SPLM secretariat of Wau County has threatened to dismiss from the party all members that are absent especially those in the Executive and...

WESTERN BAHR EL GHAZAL STATE COMMEMORATES MALARIA DAY

The Ministry of Health in Western Bahr El Ghazal State Friday commemorated belatedly World Malaria Day. About 40 percent of children under five years...

IDPS IN AWEIL NORTH CONCERNED ABOUT EDUCATION

IDPs, Internally Displaced Persons, in Aweil North say their children's education is being impacted because of displacement. The IDPs told Nhomlaau FM that they...

THOUSANDS ON THE ROAD LOOKING FOR FOOD IN NUBA MOUNTAINS

Thousands of civilians are searching for food on the roads of Heiban County in Nuba Mountains. Sumeya, a mother from Tuchi, said she was...

SUDAN CONTINUES BOMBING UNITY STATE

SAF, the Sudan Armed Forces, are still bombing areas of Unity State just at the limit of an ultimatum imposed by the UN to...

COUNCIL OF MINISTERS DISCUSSES SOUTH SUDAN MAP

The Council of Ministers on Friday discussed the map of South Sudan presented by the Vice President Riek Machar Teny. In a press statement...

GROUP OF JOURNALISTS READY FOR IT

A total of 30 locally trained journalists Saturday graduate from the South Sudan Media Forum Centre at Bakhita Radio in Juba. Galdo Okwahimoi, one...

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