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COMMUNITIES ASKED NOT TO WATER IN THE BOREHOLES

Communities in Heiban County, Nuba Mountains, are being asked to stop giving water to cattle in the boreholes. A member of Heiban community, Jofar...

EL OBEID DIOCESE TO GIVE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR STUDENTS AND PUPILS

The students and pupils from two Catholic schools have been asked to get recommendation letters from Diocese of El-Obeid in Nuba Mountains in order...

FIVE MILLION SOUTH SUDANESE SHORT OF FOOD

Nearly five million South Sudanese are experiencing food shortages and among them one million risks hunger due to a bad harvest, displacement and high...

UNION SAYS STATE WORKERS 2009ARREARS NOT PAID YET

A delegation from Central Equatoria Workers Trade Union visited the office of the Commissioner of Juba County to complain about lack of promotions and...

JUBA FIRE BRIGADE KILLS GIRL

A Fire Brigade officer killed one civilian and injured another four after locals complained that the fire-fighters were late to put out a fire...

EXPERT URGES SOUTH SUDAN TO INVITE EXPATS TO HEALTH SECTOR

A foreign medical expert has urged the Government of South Sudan to invite more expatriates to work in the sector in order to boost...

POLICE AND PRISON OFFICERS ATTEND HUMAN RIGHTS TRAINING

Twenty three Police and Prison officers from the Yei and Morobo County concluded a two-day training on basic principles of human rights. The training...

YOUTHS ON THE LEAD IN YEI PRISON

Youths are the greatest group occupying Yei's prison cells mostly due to adultery and theft cases. Chrispo Amin, the director of Yei Prison, told...

TONJ CENTRAL PRISON RECEIVES NEW DIRECTOR

The Central Prison of Tonj South County, in Warrap State, has received a new director from the state headquarters in Kuajok. The new director...

SOUTH SUDAN REJECTS LATEST AU OIL PLAN

The Government of South Sudan has rejected the latest AU plan to solve the oil row with the Sudan considering the agreement beyond its...

UN HUMANITARIAN CHIEF VISITS SOUTH SUDAN

The UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs starts today a three-day visit to South Sudan to discuss the situation of almost 800,000 people in urgent...

WFP RESPONDS TO GROWING NEEDS IN JONGLEI STATE

WFP, the United Nations World Food Programme, has scaled up food assistance to reach 80,000 people affected by the recent escalation of inter-communal violence...

ISREAL WANTS SOUTH SUDANESE OUT BY MARCH

The Israeli Population and Immigration Authority announced yesterday that 1,000 South Sudanese asylum-seekers are losing their collective protection and either their leave by the...

RELEASED PRIESTS ARE WELL BUT NEED TREATMENT

Two Sudanese priests that were released yesterday after two weeks of detention by South Sudanese rebels are well but need to go for treatment....

LOCAL NGO USES ARTS AND CRAFTS TO EMPOWER WOMEN AND YOUTHS

A local organisation is empowering women and youths in South Sudan by promoting the production and sale of traditional and cultural arts and crafts....

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