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MOBILE OPERATORS TO SHARE INFRASTRUCTURES

The five mobile operators in South Sudan should start sharing infrastructures like towers in order to allow a better coverage of the territory. ...

VIVACELL FAILS TO PAY TAXES

The ministry of finance has complained that the mobile operator Vivacell failed to pay the exercise duty taxes introduced by the new Taxation Act....

PETROL SHORTAGE HITS JUBA BUT PRICES STAY DOWN

A fuel shortage has hit Juba due speculation from consumers who feared that petrol stations would run dry but prices stayed the same. Bakhita...

WESTERN EQUATORIA CIVIL SERVANTS DECLARE ASSETS

The state director of the Anti-Corruption Commission in Western Equatoria said the forms to declare personal wealth that were distributed to the civil servants...

RUMBEK TRADERS COMPLAIN OF STREET CHILDREN HARASSMENT

Traders in Rumbek have complained that street children are interfering with the smooth running of business activities in the town. Lilian Angalika owns a...

LAKES STATE GOVERNOR URGES RESIDENTS TO REMAIN VIGILANT

The Governor of Lakes State on Tuesday disclosed that the President of the Republic has ordered states bordering Sudan to mobilize and sensitize their...

WAU AIRPORT CLOSURE AFFECTS VIVACELL CLIENTS

Vivacell customers in Wau are experiencing difficulties in communications due to the shortage of airtime in the market. Since last week, Vivacell has...

NUBA MOUNTAINS CIVILIANS URGE ICC TO ARREST BASHIR

Civilians from the Nuba Mountains are appealing to the ICC, the International Criminal Court, to arrest the President of Sudan after an Antonov bombed...

PRICES RISE AND RISE IN SOUTH SUDAN

Commodity prices continued their steady rise in South Sudan and from February to March they increased another two percent making ends meet even more...

SUDANESE AIR FORCE BOMBS UNITY STATE

The Government spokesperson said this evening that the Sudan Air Force today bombed Abeimnhom town, West of Mayom County in Unity state, injuring four...

SUDANESE NATIONALS ARE FOREIGNERS IN SOUTH SUDAN

The Interior Ministry has declared Sudanese nationals living in South Sudan as foreigners in respond to Khartoum's decision to force Southerners to regularize their...

MINING BILL MOVES TO THIRD READING

The Mining Bill 2012 was presented today to the members of National Legislative Assembly for the second reading. The chairperson of the Committee of...

SPLA WARNS SAF ON CONTINUED BOMBING OF SOUTH SUDAN

South Sudan Armed Forces have warned Sudan Armed Forces to stop their continued bombings and incursions into the territories of South Sudan. Army spokesperson...

STATISTICS BUREAU STARTS NATIONAL WELFARE SURVEY

The National Bureau of Statistics started a nationwide welfare monitoring survey covering the ten states of South Sudan. Field operation manager working with...

TONJ MAYOR BANS PLASTIC BAGS

The mayor of Tonj town in Warrap State has banned the use of plastic bags responsible for the death of livestock, including goats and...

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