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FIRST BATCH OF KENYAN SUPPORTING STAFF ARRIVES IN JUBA

The first batch of 45 Kenyan civil service support officers arrived in Juba to provide mentoring and coaching to their South Sudanese counterparts. The...

ECONOMIST BLAMES GOSS POOR POLICIES FOR FUEL SHORTAGE

An economist blamed the current fuel crisis in South Sudan on lack of government policies to control the oil market. Kimo Adiabo said that...

AU CHAIRPERSON TO VISIT SUDAN

The Chairperson of the African Union Commission will undertake a working visit to Sudan from June 6 TO 7, 2011, to meet officials in...

STUDY SESSION ON THE AFRICAN SYNOD KICKS OFF IN YEI DIOCESE

The priests and laity of catholic diocese of Yei started a study session on the new evangelization for the transmission of Christian faith. ...

CHURCH OFFICIAL URGES CHRISTIANS TO PLANT TREES FOR INDEPENDENCE

The Bishop of Tombura-Yambio has called on the faithful in the catholic Diocese of Torit to plant trees as a symbol of life for...

REFERENDUM CREDIBLE AND ACCURATE, SAYS EU FINAL REPORT

The European Union observation team said in its final report that the South Sudan referendum held last January was credible, free and fair. Veronique...

EU URGES GOSS TO FIGHT CORRUPTION

The EU chief election observer has called upon the Government of Southern Sudan to fight corruption and prioritise the protection of human rights ahead...

WOMEN NEED EMPOWERMENT MORE THAN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION

Women in South Sudan need empowerment rather than affirmative action. GoSS Minister without Portfolio Priscilla Akuc Joseph told the participants at a public lecture...

WOMEN WANT MORE RIGHTS IN TRANSITIONAL CONSTITUTION

Activists expressed concerned that the South Sudan Transition Constitution has failed to be inclusive, participatory and consultative especially on women's rights and freedoms. Ayom...

GOSS TRAINS COMMISIONERS ON BUDGET PLANING

Three agencies from the Government of Southern Sudan are training commissioners, executive directors and senior government officials on budget planning. The three government agencies...

KAJO KEJI RETURNEES ACCUSED OF WITCHCRAFT

There is serious witchcraft accusations labelled against returnees in Kajo Keji County. University researcher Leben Lomoro raid yesterday that many returnees from Uganda were...

JUBA CITY COUNCIL PREPARES LEGISLATIVE BOARD

The Mayor of Juba met yesterday with officials from Kator, Juba and Munuki payams to discussed ways to form the city's legislative council. Mohammed...

CHINESE EXPLORE EASTERN EQUATORIA INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Several Chinese delegations are visiting Eastern Equatoria to survey possibilities for investment in the region. The Chinese investors are eyeing mineral resources and forestry...

EASTERN EQUATORIA STEPS UP PREPARATIONS FOR INDEPENDENCE CELEBERATIONS

A seven-member steering committee has intensified preparations for the celebrations of South Sudan Independence in Eastern Equatoria. Paul Napwon, the chairperson of the organizing...

FUEL CRISIS CONTINUE TO BITE IN LAKES STATE

The shortage of fuel in Lakes State continues to bite hard on government and private activities that require transportation or electricity. Lakes Legislative...

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