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GOVERNMENT TO CHAMPION LAWS PROTECTING WOMEN’S RIGHTS

The Government of South Sudan has affirmed its commitment to promote gender equality through laws that protect women's rights. Gender Deputy Minister Priscilla Nyanyang...

LOCAL NGO EMPOWERS WOMEN THROUGH ARTS AND CRAFTS

A local NGO is employing over 60 women that earn a living through arts and crafts activities. Anyieth Manyang Dawol, who runs the Roots...

PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES DENIED RIGHTS IN SOUTH SUDAN

People with disabilities have been denied their fundamental rights of education and employment in South Sudan due to lack of facilities and government leadership....

CIVIL SOCIETY MUST PLAY ROLE TO BUILD DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE

A UN official has urged civil society in South Sudan to play its essential role to build democratic governance and highlight issues of poverty,...

SUDAN, SOUTH SUDAN RESUME POST-INDEPENDENCE TALKS

The African Union Panel announced today that Sudan and South Sudan have resumed negotiations on post referendum arrangements.The negotiations resumed in Addis Ababa,...

YEI EXAMINATION BOARD RELEASES EXAMS TIMETABLE

The Yei River County Examination Board yesterday released the end of year exams timetable for all the primary schools in the area. Amos Alexander,...

DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS URGED NOT TO CONCENTRATE IN URBAN AREAS

The Eastern Equatoria deputy governor has advised development partners to spread over to the rural areas instead of stationing in the state capital and...

LAKES STATE JOURNALISTS LEARN HOW TO RELATE WITH GOVERNMENT

Journalists in Lakes State went through a two-day workshop to learn how to interact with government officials. Carol Morgan, BBC World Service Trust Country...

WAU WATER PLANT TO BENEFIT ALMOST HALF OF RESIDENTS

South Sudan Urban Water Corporation is completing a new water treatment plant in Wau that will benefit about half of the population of the...

HAKIMA HEALTH INSTITUTE NEEDS TUTORS AND FUNDS

The Hakima Health Training Institute in Kumu, Nuba Mountains, is in need of tutors and funds to run its operations. Kandi K. is the...

UK AMBASSADOR CALLS FOR ZERO TOLERANCE OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN SOUTH SUDAN

The UK ambassador to South Sudan has called for zero tolerance of violence against women and urged the government to sign the convention to...

TWELVE BARGES CARRYING OVER 3,200 RETURNEES EN ROUTE TO JUBA

A convoy of 12 barges carrying some 3,220 people left Kosti, in the Sudan, ten days ago and it is expected to reach Juba...

WOMEN INHERITANCE RIGHTS TO BE RESPECTED

Woman's rights to inheritance after their husbands die is considered a taboo in some of South Sudan's traditions but some Juba residents told CRN...

POLLYGAMY MAJOR CONTRIBUTOR TO HIV AIDS

Polygamy and inheritance of widows are major contributors to the spread of HIV and aids in South Sudan. Martha Martin Dar, who chairs the...

COMMUNITY LEADERS LEARN ABOUT ROLE MANAGEMENT

Leaders from various community based organization are attending a four-day capacity building training at Yei to improve management skills. Mr. Kenasuk said he...

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