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CHRIST THE KING-YEI PARISH CELEBRATES SILVER JUBILEE

The parish of Christ the King in Yei concluded the celebrations of its silver jubilee under theme Service under the power of the...

YOUTHS DECRY LACK OF DEVELOPMENT IN UPPER NILE STATE

Youths in Malakal blamed the Upper Nile state's government for lack of development and provision of services to the people. Youth...

RUMBEK CENTRAL COLLECTS MORE THAN 400 RIFFLES

Rumbek Central collected more than 400 riffles from the on-going disarmament exercise, the County Commissioner said. Talking to SCR news, Matul Majok Magol...

1.3 MILLION RISK HUNGER IN SOUTH SUDAN

1.3 million South Sudanese are threatened by hunger due to food shortages throughout the country.Information Minister Barnaba Marial Benjamin told journalists last week that...

HIV TREATMENT HUGE CHALLENGE IN SOUTH SUDAN

HIV treatment is a big challenge in South Sudan due to lack of expertise in the country. The chairperson of South Sudan Network...

MORE THAN 200 GRADUATES COMPETE FOR 20 POSTS IN NEW BANK

More than 200 South Sudanese fresh graduates sat for a written interview to compete for 20 positions at the newly established Khartoum Bank.Rahid El-...

UNIVERSITY OF JUBA PAYS SUPPLEMENTARY STUDENTS

The University of Juba in collaboration with its contractor paid a feeding allowance to students sitting for substitute and supplementary examinations. Over 2,000...

TORIT POLICE RECOVERS OVER 600 STOLEN CATTLE

A combined operation of police and military forces recovered over 600 heads of stolen cattle from Lolianga Boma, Ifotu Payam in Torit County....

ENVIRONMENTAL DEGREDATION MAJOR CONCERN IN SOUTH SUDAN

A South Sudanese official has said environmental degradation is one of the major concerns of the new nation, advocating for a reverse in...

NUBA MOUNTAINS EDUCATION PROGRESSES DESPITE OF INSECURITY

The Nuba Mountains' Director General for Education has said that the education system in Nuba Mountains is in progress despite the insecurity and...

HIV PREVALENCE AT SEVEN PERCENT IN SOUTH SUDAN

The deputy chairperson of the South Sudan AIDS Commission said HIV prevalence has increased to more than seven percent. Achol Ayom said the...

HIGH ILLITERACY LIMITS UN TRAININGS OF SOUTH SUDAN POLICE

The high rate of illiteracy among South Sudan Police officers makes their training on human rights difficult. Hilde Johnson, who heads the UN...

CLEARING AGENCIES, ILLEGAL TAXATION POINTS CLOSED IN EASTERN EQUATORIA

The government of South Sudan decided to dismantle all the illegal check points, revenue collections and clearing agencies along the border with the...

POLICE IMPOUNDS OVER 50 CARTONS OF ILLEGAL ALCOHOL IN EASTERN EQUATORIA

Police and military forces impounded on Wednesday more than fifty cartons of alcoholic drinks that the state Parliament outlawed. Ikwoto County Commissioner Peter...

INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY READY TO ESTABLISH SOCCER SCHOOL IN SOUTH SUDAN

The Italian-based Soccer School is ready to establish an offshoot in South Sudan. This was announced by Marco Bertolotto, the Vice President of...

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