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THREE WOMEN SHARE 2011 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE

Three women were distinguished today with this year's Nobel Peace Prize.The Norwegian Nobel Committee announced that Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, her countrywoman Leymah...

MOYO AUTHORITIES BOYCOTT KAJO KEJI RESIDENTS

Moyo authorities in Northern Uganda are reacting against Kajo Keji residents in need of essential services due to an ongoing dispute over the...

SENIOR SPLM OFFICIAL REVEALS WHY SHE JOINED THE PARTY

A senior member of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement has disclosed the reasons that led her to join the party. Anne Itto Leonardo,...

CLIMATIC CHANGE AFFECTS SOUTH SUDAN HARVEST

The global climatic change has affected South Sudan's humanitarian situation with both draught and floods creating a huge food gap that threatens part...

DEPUTY MINISTER CHECKS ON TAX COLLECTION IN YEI

The deputy minster of finance and economic planning was yesterday in Yei to investigate difficulties hindering the implementation of the cabinet resolution on...

BISHOP RETURNS TO TORIT CALLING FOR UNITY TO BUILD NEW NATION

The Catholic Bishop of Torit returned yesterday to South Sudan with a call for unity among the people in order to build the...

LAND CONFLICT CLAIMS THREE LIVES IN MAGWI COUNTY

Three people, including one woman, were reported shot dead yesterday over a land dispute at Moli-Tokuro Boma of Magwi County, Eastern Equatoria. Two...

PALOCH PRIMARY CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE

Paloch Primary School in Rumbek East, Lakes State, still functions under trees and locals are calling on the government of South Sudan to...

COLLEGE OFFERS COMPUTER COURSES IN TONJ

A private institution opened near Tonj, in Warrap State, to train local students on computer literacy. Britect Info Computer College offers progressive computer...

MALAKAL MISSES INTERNATIONAL TEACHER DAY

Teachers in Malakal, Upper Nile state, went without celebrating their international day on Wednesday. October 5 is the World International Teachers Day, an...

GIRLS IMPORTANT MEMBERS IN SOCIETY

A group of girls that discuss social themes in Malakal's catholic radio station said they are very important members in the society and need...

GEORGE ATHOR THREATENS TO ATTACK AYOD TOWN IN JONGLEI STATE

Forces loyal to militia leader George Athor have threatened to attack Ayod and Doup Padiet in Jonglei state, a member of Jonglei state...

GENERAL LAGU WELCOMES KIIR’S NEW CABINET

The former President of High Executive Council General Joseph Lagu has welcomed the new government and described it as very representative. Speaking over...

SOUTH SUDAN NEEDS TO INVEST IN AGRICULTURE

The Republic of South Sudan needs to invest heavily in agriculture to produce food and reach a level of food security to its...

TORIT FLOOD VICTIMS RECEIVE NON-FOOD ITEMS

More than 900 families affected by flood last month in Torit have finally received non food items from South Sudan Red Cross. Deputy...

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