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TWO KILLED IN NUBA MOUNTAINS AS SAF CONTINUES ATTACKS DESPITE CEASEFIRE

Two people were killed and two more injured in Nuba Mountains when Sudanese troops clashed with opposition forces. Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) killed two...

SPLA SIGNS COOPERATION WITH US MILITARY

The SPLA has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the US military confirming the existing technical support it receives. The MoU was signed...

PARLIAMENT APPROVES JUSTICE AND CENTRAL BANK CHIEFS

The National Legislative Assembly approved today the recently appointed Chief Justice and Governor of South Sudan Central Bank and his two deputies today....

UN URGES SOUTH SUDAN TO RECOGNISE WOMEN’S RIGHTS

The UN agency for gender equality and the empowerment of women has asked the Republic of South Sudan to recognize women's rights at...

SOUTH SUDAN WOMEN DISCUSS 30 PERCENT REPRESENTATION AND CONSTITUTION ISSUES

Different South Sudan women's associations met to discuss their rights in the permanent Constitution of South Sudan and to secure the 30 percent...

RED CROSS TRAINS YEI EMERGENCY ACTION TEAM

South Sudan Red Cross has trained 20 volunteers from Yei on first aid skills and techniques to respond to emergency situations. Red Cross...

EASTERN EQUATORIA MPS RISK LOSING ALLOWANCES OVER NON-ATTENDANCE

A number of Eastern Equatoria Assembly members risk losing their salaries because they have been absent from the House sittings without permission. The...

LAKES AGRICULTURE MINISTER PLANS FORESTATION AND QUICK CROPS

Lakes State Minister of Agriculture has presented concrete plans to combat climate change through a forestation scheme and the introduction of quick growth...

DOGS THREATEN TONJ RESIDENTS

The number of stray dogs in the streets of Tonj Warrap state has increased creating fear among residents and the authorities decided to...

MALAKAL SCHOOLGIRLS DECRY TRIBAL CLASHES

Ten students from Salaam Girls Secondary School in Malakal called on South Sudanese to stop tribal clashes in reply to the recent violence...

NUBA EDUCATION OFFICE READY FOR EXAMS FROM KENYA

The Regional Education Office in Nuba Mountains said it is ready to do the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education exams in November, 2011....

GOVERNMENT STRUCTURES NEED REDEMPTION

The structures of government in South Sudan are in dire need of redemption and the Churches should be more active in the nation building...

PEACE AND RECONCILIATION A MUST IN SOUTH SUDAN

South Sudan has been urged to ensure that peacemaking and reconciliation are fully incorporated in its administration. Janice McLaughlin of the Maryknoll Sisters said...

CENTRAL BANK ADVISES CITIZENS TO REJECT SUDANESE POUND FROM TOMORROW

The Central Bank chief is advising citizens not to accept or use Sudanese Pounds after tomorrow. Governor Kornelio Koriom Mayik advised the citizens to...

SPLM ACCUSES NCP OF HARASSING RETURNEES

A senior SPLM official has accused the Khartoum government of continuously harassing and mistreating South Sudanese citizens returning home and called upon the international...

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