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FLOODS DISPLACE HUNDREDS IN LAKES STATE

Heavy rains in Lakes State have caused extensive floods leaving many homeless and exposed to malaria and other waterborne diseases. Flood victim Malong...

LORETO SISTERS CELEBRATE FOUNDRESS TOGETHER WITH STUDENTS IN RUMBEK

The Religious Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary, popularly known as Loreto Sisters, celebrated its foundress, Mary Ward, together with the students at...

COMBONI DAY IMPORTANT FOR AFRICA

The Deputy Chairperson of the Higher Committee for Comboni Day Celebration in Malakal said the October 10 festival is an important event for Sudan,...

SOUTH SUDAN MAKES 2.14 BILLION US DOLLARS IN CRUDE EXPORTS

South Sudan has made 2.14 billion US dollars with crude exports since it started controlling the oil production after independence. National petroleum and mining...

INVESTORS NEED PROTECTION TO DO BUSINESS IN SOUTH SUDAN

Foreign investors need a good environment to operate in South Sudan and the government should provide protection through laws regulating their activities. Georges Chebat,...

OVER 50 LOCALS TRAIN ON BUSINESS TECHNIQUES

More than 50 people have been learning skills to start small scale enterprises for self sustenance and dignity. The Humanitarian International Service Director for...

CALM RETURNS TO MOLI AFTER BLOODY LAND DISPUTE

Moli-Tokuro village in Eastern Equatoria is peaceful again after a land conflict opposed Acholi and Madi communities in Magwi County on Thursday leaving two...

GUNMEN RAID HILEU RESIDENTS

Gunmen raided residents at Hileu Boma in Himodonge Payam of Eastern Equatoria on Thursday taking a large number of cattle with them. Tobiolo Oromo,...

MECHANIC PUMP TRAINING KICKS OFF IN TORIT

A five-day training for pump mechanics has kicked off in Torit, Eastern Equatoria. The training is aimed at strengthening the skills of pump mechanics...

OVER 200 LORRIES STUCK IN WULU COUNTY

Over 200 lorries carrying much needed food and fuel supplies are stuck in Wulu County of Lakes State due to heavy rains that made...

FOREIGNERS IN LOCAL MARKETS THREATEN COUNTRY ECONOMY

The presence of foreigners in local markets of South Sudan threatens the future of its economy. This is the view of Michael Mayong...

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...

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